O mio babbino caro (G flat+ transp.) | opera rehearsal tracks

G. Puccini: "O mio babbino caro (G flat+ transp.)"

Opera: Gianni Schicchi
1st Rep: New York, Metropolitan, 14th of December 1918
Role: Lauretta
Voice: Soprano
Range: from D flat 4 to G flat 5
Tempo: Moderato - Andante - Allegro moderato
Length: 2' 7"
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With the Karaoke Pack you will download:

(Filesize: 1.93MB)
The aria's "piano accompaniment track". Our performance track of "O mio babbino caro (G flat+ transp.)" by G. Puccini is encoded to high quality mp3 file. The karaoke CDG file. With this and the Mp3 file you can create Karaoke CDs of your favourites compilations

With the Professional Pack you will download:

(Filesize: 3.86MB)
The Karaoke pack (The "piano accompaniment track" and the CD+G file)
plus:
The "vocal line track", an MP3 audio track containing only the melody of the aria. The "diction track", an MP3 audio track containing the spoken part of the line.
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Voice and Piano Instructor

I am requesting a catalog of recorded accompaniments for my singers to practice with. Their ranges are Soprano, Mezzo Soprano and Baritone. I don't have acccess to MP3. Can I order CD Tracks of your offered selections? Thanks! Claire Brown :-o

#1 - Claire Brown - 04/17/2008 - 09:33

Not at this moment....

Sorry, at this time here at Opera-Karaoke we sell only downloadable items, if you want to make CD tracks from Mp3 files, it should not be a problem, please check our FAQ pages....

#2 - Roberto - Opera Karaoke Staff - 05/11/2008 - 07:36

I would like to download just the piano accompaniment for "O Mio Babbino Caro", no other items. How much and how do I do it? (I own an iPod)

#3 - kat - 08/22/2008 - 18:29

Somewhat problematically, however, neither of the “anchors” seems to have sufficient interest or weight to support the recording as a whole. Brahms’ Missa Canonica consists of only a Kyrie, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei, and derives from the 1850s when Brahms was in his early twenties. The study of counterpoint and the influence of Joseph Joachim helped fortify Brahms for significant aspects of this musical chapter, and the Missa Canonica, a work that lay dormant until the middle of the twentieth century, bears the stamp of his contrapuntal immersion. The Kyrie seems to announce Renaissance ideals that are wed to melodic lines with a compelling Romantic sweep. And the conclusion of the Agnus is quite beautifully constructed. However, too much of this incomplete “Missa” feels like student exercise. We should welcome its modern rediscovery, publication, and recording, but I suspect its interest will lie as much in what it tells us about Brahms as the music itself.

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