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"I think it is an Aria."
An aria is a term applied, in general, to a solo "song" or "air" from an Opera. This term is applicable across multiple genres.
A Zarzuela is a Spanish art form similar to opera, but incorporates speech with song, often using the Spanish vernacular. Zarzuelas began appearing in Spain as early as the 1600's.
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What is the original meaning of opera?
From Wikipedia: "The word opera means "work" in Italian (from Latin opus meaning "work" or "labour") suggesting that it combines the arts of solo and choral singing, declamation, acting and dancing in a staged spectacle."
The word opera means what in Italian?
In Italian, the word "opera" means "work" or "labor." It is derived from the Latin word "opus," which also signifies a work or composition. In the context of music, "opera" refers to a theatrical work that combines singing, orchestration, and often drama, showcasing various artistic elements.
What is opera singing?
it is like a stage play...the only difference is your singing..
Which opera has a singing tree?
The Singing Tree (1988), by Erik Bergman a Finnish composer.
Conversational singing in an opera is called?
Conversational singing in opera is called recitative. It is very frequent in Mozart's Italian operas, where the entire opera is sung, so the recitative is meant to act as a form of sung dialogue.
Where was Marian Anderson first singing before the opera house?
before singing at the Opera house, she was singing at her home.
What is the original meaning of opera?
From Wikipedia: "The word opera means "work" in Italian (from Latin opus meaning "work" or "labour") suggesting that it combines the arts of solo and choral singing, declamation, acting and dancing in a staged spectacle."
Is singing opera easier than singing normal?
Because when you sing opera your voice has to go higher than singing normal
The word opera means what in Italian?
In Italian, the word "opera" means "work" or "labor." It is derived from the Latin word "opus," which also signifies a work or composition. In the context of music, "opera" refers to a theatrical work that combines singing, orchestration, and often drama, showcasing various artistic elements.
What is the difference between a opera and a play?
Opera has little to no speaking. Most the time, no talking whatsoever, all singing. A play, I assume you mean musical, has much more of a script. The scores' music only interjects throughout the story, instead of carrying it. Musical Theatre requires a major acting background, Opera requires an extensive singing background.
Why do the us have Spanish soap operas?
Why Not?? The US is a country of many different cultures and languages. The primary language is English, but there is no harm in having Spanish speaking soap opera.
What is opera singing?
it is like a stage play...the only difference is your singing..
How much singing in an opera?
It's mostly all singing and not just talking.
What was Jose carreras famous for?
His opera singing.
Is singing opera gifted talent?
yes
What is the name of the singing bee it a joke?
Yes, it's a joke, but not a great one. A singing bee can be called an opera stinger.
What significance does the opera house have to Australia?
The opera singing specificity, and the theater is specific about Australia.
