humorous, fast-paced
Don GiovanniDon Giovanni has elements of opera buffa, but he called it a dramma giocosa, or a humorous drama. Cosi Fan Tutte is an opera buffa by Mozart.
Opera buffa emerged during the Classical period as a lighter, more humorous form of opera, contrasting with the more serious and grandiose operas of earlier periods. It often featured relatable characters and everyday situations, focusing on comedic elements and satire rather than the tragic themes typical of opera seria. This shift allowed for greater emotional range and accessibility, appealing to a broader audience and reflecting a changing societal landscape.
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She was an opera singer.
The noun form for the adjective humorous is humorousness. Humor is another noun form.
Don GiovanniDon Giovanni has elements of opera buffa, but he called it a dramma giocosa, or a humorous drama. Cosi Fan Tutte is an opera buffa by Mozart.
The noun form for the adjective hilarious is hilariousness. A related noun form is hilarity.
The possessive form for the noun opera is opera's.Example: The opera's reiviews were all raves.
Humorous is the adjective.
The adverb form of the word "humorous" is humorously.An example sentence is: "the show was humorously brilliant".
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Opera buffa emerged during the Classical period as a lighter, more humorous form of opera, contrasting with the more serious and grandiose operas of earlier periods. It often featured relatable characters and everyday situations, focusing on comedic elements and satire rather than the tragic themes typical of opera seria. This shift allowed for greater emotional range and accessibility, appealing to a broader audience and reflecting a changing societal landscape.
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A short light opera is called a operetta. It typically features a humorous or lighthearted storyline and includes spoken dialogue along with musical numbers. Operettas were popular in the 19th and early 20th centuries.