The better the vocal songs, the better!

Amalili is an Italian art song and one of Caccini's most representative works. Composed by Cassini, and written by Guarini. It is a secular song with a strong religious color. Amalili's range is not wide, but her melody is beautiful and delicate.

2. Wandering Moon

Vaga luna che inargenti is a lyric song, composed by Italian composer Bei Lini, with a touching tune. Music contains infinite affection, simplicity and transparency, and the melody is fresh and moving.

Expressing deep love for the girl, the melody of the song accompaniment pours down like moonlight, which makes people indulge in the shadow of moonlight and inevitably produces some feelings in their hearts. Andante like a song is like a fresh poem. The charm of the song lies in its pure temperament, which puts people in a quiet and peaceful nature.

3. "My dear dad"

"My Dear Dad" is an aria in Puccini's one-act play "Ghianni Schicci", which tells the story of a woman pleading with her father to pursue her love. The melody is extremely beautiful and affectionate.

The main idea of the lyrics is: "Ah! My dear father, I love that handsome boy. I want to buy a wedding ring in Rosamen. I'm going anyway. If you don't agree, I'll go to Wake Bridge and throw myself into the river. How painful I am, how sad I am. Ah! God, I'd rather die! Dad, I'm begging you! Dad, I beg you! "

4. "Let me suffer"

"Let me suffer" is one of the compulsory Italian songs for vocal music majors. Let me cry and georg friedrich Gandel let my tears flow.

Italian track name: Lascia ch'io pianga. This song has been sung by many singers or singers. It is also one of the songs that many singers like very much. It has been sung by singers such as sarah brightman and Bathori.

5. My sun

O sole mio is a Neapolitan song written by 1898. This song is widely circulated. It is not only the repertoire of famous tenors such as Enrico Crusoe, luciano pavarotti and andrea bocelli, but also the performance repertoire of pop rock artists such as Bryan Adams, and it is also one of the three tenors in the world.

The lyricist is Giovanni Cappuro, and the composer is Eduardo di Kapuya. Although the lyrics have been translated into many languages, they are often sung in Naples dialect.