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Opera is to composer as statue is to?
Statue is to sculptor as opera is to composer
What is the writer of an Opera called?
composer
Who was composer of opera tosca?
Verdi
Composer of the opera Norma?
Vincenzo Bellini.
Who wrote Mephisto the Opera?
The opera Mefistofele was written by the Italian composer Arrigo Boito.
Who is composer of Otello?
Otello is an opera in four acts by Giuseppe Verdi to an Italian libretto by Arrigo Boito. It is based on Shakespeare's play Othello.
Who was the composer of the opera Candide?
The music was written by Leonard Bernstein and it was based on Voltaire's novel Candide.
What is the year of death for the composer of the opera 'La Traviata'?
1901 is the year of death for the composer of the opera La Traviata. The composer in question was Giuseppe Verdi (October 9/10, 1813 - January 27, 1901). The first performance was in 1853, a year after the French language source upon which the opera is based was published.
What Italian opera was played by Arrigo Boito in 1887?
Verdi's opera 'Otello' first performed Milan 1887 Libretto by Arrigo Boito based on Shakespeare's play 'Othello'
Opera is to composer as statue is to?
Statue is to sculptor as opera is to composer
What is the writer of an Opera called?
composer
Who was composer of opera tosca?
Verdi
Which opera composer complained that opera had become a concert in costume?
wagner
John Gay studied with what famous opera composer?
There is a misunderstanding that John Gay wrote an opera called The Beggar's Opera. This is not the case. Gay was born in Barnstaple, Devon , England and was a poet, not a composer. The words to The Beggar's Opera were written by Gay but the music was by Pepusch ( a German composer )
Who is the composer of phantom of the opera?
Andrew Lloyd Webber wrote this modern opera.
Which composer opera do you hear the enhanced role of an ensemble intheplot?
Phatom of the opera
Who composed the opera 'Il Trovatore'?
Verdi was the composer of the opera 'Il Trovatore'.
