By
Anonymous
"Caro mio ben" ("My dear beloved") is an aria historically attributed to Giuseppe Giordani but is now often credited to his brother, Tommaso Giordani. This aria was composed for a London concert rather than an opera, reflecting the flourishing interest in Italian opera in London during the 1700s. It was likely published in 1782 by Preston Publishing.
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