they must master the use of diaphragm muscles
Opera singers sing opera. Here are the different types of opera singers, ranging from highest voice to lowest:Female:SopranoMezzo-sopranoAltoContraltoMale:CountertenorTenorBaritoneBass
I don't know their names but they are legitimate opera singers.
This would be a personal preference but there are many good Opera singers.
All opera singers can sing in Latin if need be - for example a mass or requiem, it is just a matter of learning the words, just as they do for any other item they would sing.There are no operas in Latin! There are many sacred works such as masses and requiems as stated above, but they are not necessarily only sung by opera singers. Many singers specialize in sacred works and never sing opera. And many opera singers choose to sing only opera.Latin has nothing to do with opera.
they must master the use of diaphragm muscles
They must master the use of diaphragm muscles.
The complete subject of the sentence is "the singers in an opera."
Opera singers sing opera. Here are the different types of opera singers, ranging from highest voice to lowest:Female:SopranoMezzo-sopranoAltoContraltoMale:CountertenorTenorBaritoneBass
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Usually opera singers
I don't know their names but they are legitimate opera singers.
This would be a personal preference but there are many good Opera singers.
simple opera singers sing opera no special name though their are typea of opera singers: sopranos altos basses and some i honestly cant remember
A lot of ladies have been opera singers.
All opera singers can sing in Latin if need be - for example a mass or requiem, it is just a matter of learning the words, just as they do for any other item they would sing.There are no operas in Latin! There are many sacred works such as masses and requiems as stated above, but they are not necessarily only sung by opera singers. Many singers specialize in sacred works and never sing opera. And many opera singers choose to sing only opera.Latin has nothing to do with opera.
If you are talking your local community Opera, it would depend on what sort of competition you have. But on a professional scale, I would say hard as hell. Opera singers are the equivalent of a master violinist or trumpeter. Opera singers usually have spent a greater part of their career training classically to obtain their voices. My guess is that most productions such as the Metropolitan Opera have few singers which they rely on for most major roles. Breaking into the scene I'm sure would be a challenge, it would be obtained through a combination of connections and extreme talent.