Stranger Things Season 4 Episode 5 Soundtrack: "Il mio ben quando verr" by Cecilia Bartoli

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[@delphinebousseau2802]

Was immediately drawn by the deep quality of that mezzo voice, I had to look up where it came from! Of course it is Cecilia Bartoli 😍. This aria is beautiful.
Really, I keep getting nice surprises from the Stranger Things soundtracks, love it!

[@wonder-womyn]

This is on her album “Aria Antiche”.

[@flannerymonaghan-morris4825]

Cecilia Bartoli has an enchanting voice no doubt about it.

[@aligoam2]

It's an aria from the opera "Nina, ossia la pazza per amore", music by Giovanni Paisiello. Arias are usually known by their first words, in this case, "Il mio ben quando verra", which means When will my loved one come?. The singer is the well known Cecilia Bartoli, mezzo-soprano.

[@mameyn9282]

Interestingly, the opera that this aria is from is an Italian translation of a French opera of the same name written four years earlier, but the show mentions details specific to the French opera, apparantly confusing the two

[@lethargic_cow]

Interesting, thank you for sharing

[@keithprocter4066]

A beautiful aria....
I could listen to it all day...

[@lethargic_cow]

Me too. Just so mesmerizing. I’m in awe..

[@philominamorgan7931]

OMG! I listen to it Six times in a row the first I heard it. I got Lost! Wow! No words!

[@lethargic_cow]

Same, just breathtaking!

[@synthnomore696]

This song makes me a great director, making a great movie about life.

[@ivanloco832]

Me llena de sentimiento 😭

[@TimothyCHenderson]

Great to see Paisiello get some recognition! Nina was a pastoral melodrama, not quite Paisiello's forte but it's one of his best opera's non the less.

[@seemanikam7447]

So soothing ❤️

[@INFP-Turd]

This song is so hauntingly beautiful The beginning and the end of this song are my favorite parts.

[@user-vb3dw9ii8j]

Beautiful song. Thanks

[@Rumpelstiltskin_Loves_Gold1412]

Was looking for the full version somewhere, thank you ✨

[@SofiaCTardy]

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[@wonder-womyn]

It’s on Cecilia Bartoli’s album “Arie Antiche”.

[@laindia3605]

I been looking for this Aria because i listened it in nina's proyect ....so thankfull for listen here!!! Now i can to learn it and sing it!!! Thank you!!!🤗

[@joecomets8654]

Thanks for this answer after searching.

[@wildesfilho172]

Thank you so much omg

[@Obi-Sav-Kenobi]

Il mio ben quando verrà
A veder la mesta amica?
Di bei fior s'ammanterà
La spiaggia aprica.
Ma nol vedo, e il mio ben,
Ahimè! Non vien?
Mentre all'aure spiegherà
La sua fiamma, i suoi lamenti,
Miti augei v'insegnerà
Più dolci accenti.
Ma non l'odo. E chi l'udì?
Ah! il mio bene ammutolì.
Tu cui stanca omai già fe'
Il mio pianto, eco pietosa,
Ei ritorna e dolce a te
Chiede, chiede la sposa.
Pian, mi chiama; piano ahimè!
No, non mi chiama, oh Dio, non c'è!

[@wildesfilho172]

Thank you SO MUCH

[@wonder-womyn]

TERRIBLE translation!

[@Obi-Sav-Kenobi]

@@wonder-womyn Sorry, Wonder, but it is not a translation at all, this is the exact lyric from 1789, then it is not "modern" itaian language, but it is written with poetic license. For example "Ma non l'odo" we actually say "Ma non lo sento".

[@SoggySandwich80]

Thank you for uploading this, the other recordings of this has the singer overdoing the vibrato

[@oldmanwalking8561]

I looked this up by the song title, and got other singers. I wondered if I had the right song since they sounded so much different.

[@Iniestismo]

The Nina Project

[@lethargic_cow]

Yep :)

[@anaizabelcoelho1862]

Nina is the name of my dog lol

[@FodorPupil]

I should have known it was Bartoli

[@HarryNansen]

Il mio ben quando verr *à*

[@AnabolicEric]

Can you make the piano beat that plays before this comes on

[@jacksuncharles9572]

Bro I’m trying to find the same song like wtf