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Tu, ca nun chiagne



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"Tu, ca nun chiagne"
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• Recorded 08-09-1919 •

Neapolitan Song (De Curtis, Ernesto )

Date of recording: Monday, 08/09/1919

Original Neapolitan Text:
Comm'è bella 'a muntagna stanotte...
bella accussí, nun ll'aggio vista maje!
N'ánema pare, rassignata e stanca,
sott''a cuperta 'e chesta luna janca...

Tu ca nun chiagne e chiágnere mme faje,
tu, stanotte, addó' staje?
Voglio a te!
Voglio a te!
Chist'uocchie te vonno,
n'ata vota, vedé!

II

Comm'è calma 'a muntagna stanotte...
cchiù calma 'e mo, nun ll'aggio vista maje!
E tutto dorme, tutto dorme o more,
e i' sulo veglio, pecché veglia Ammore...

Tu ca nun chiagne e chiágnere mme faje,
tu, stanotte, addó' staje?
Voglio a te!
Voglio a te!
Chist'uocchie te vonno,
n'ata vota, vedé!...

English translation:

How lovely the mountain is tonight
I've never seen it look so beautiful!
It seems like a tired, resigned soul,
under the cover of this pale moon.

You who do not weep,
and make me weep,
where are you tonight?
I want to be with you!
I want to be with you!
These eyes want
to see you once more!

How calm the mountain is tonight
I've never seen it so calm!
And everything is asleep or dead,
and only I am awake
- because Love is awake

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Posted by:
Aetion
Thanks, Tom.
Posted on: 28-08-2011 19:53
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What a wonderful song and how beautifully Caruso sings it!
How are you doing, Dear Tom? Is everything fine and under the control? :)
Posted by:
val
my great- grand father, the American Master painter, George de Forest Brush, was a friend of Caruso. My Granny sat on Caruso's lap, on an internation ship, when she was only five. my whole family adores him. We all speak and understand Italian, though we
Posted on: 12-10-2012 16:36
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Please put the original language lyrics for each aria, as I speak all the languages and am practicing the arias. Thank you, sincerely,
Valerie de Forest Byron
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Viola Rue
Arte
Posted on: 20-11-2012 22:43
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Linda, Obrigada
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C_
RE: my great- grand father, the American Master painter, George de Forest Brush, was a friend of Caruso. My Granny sat on Caruso's lap, on an internation ship, when she was only five. my whole family adores him. We all speak and understand Italian, though
Posted on: 19-10-2012 23:57
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Comm'è bella a muntagnə stanotte...
bella accussí, nun ll'aggio vistə maje!
N'ànema pare, rassignat'e stanca,
sott''a cupert'e chesta luna janca...
Tu ca nun chiagn'e chiàgnere mme faje,
tu, stanotte, addó staje?
Vogli'a te!
Vogli'a te!
Chist'uocchie te vonno,
n'ata vota, veré!

Comm'è calma a muntagnə stanotte...
cchiù calm'e mo, nun ll'aggio vistə maje!
E tutto dorme, tutto dorme o more,
e i' sulo veglio, pəcché vegli'Ammore...

Tu ca nun chiagn'e chiágnere mme faje,
tu, stanotte, addó staje?
Voglio a te!
Voglio a te!
Chist'uocchie te vonno,
n'ata vota, veré!...
Posted by:
dobbin
RE: my great- grand father, the American Master painter, George de Forest Brush, was a friend of Caruso. My Granny sat on Caruso's lap, on an internation ship, when she was only five. my whole family adores him. We all speak and understand Italian, though
Posted on: 02-12-2012 1:41
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Your family as so very lucky to have known him