Opera

1878

Seville is famous for the Giralda Tower, the Royal Alcázar, the Cathedral of Seville, the University of Seville (whose main campus used to be one of the largest tobacco manufacturing plants in Spain), the Ibero-America Exposition Buildings, and numerous parks.

It's called Largo al factotum by Rossini, it is an aria from 'The Baber of Seville. =)

Was born on February 27, 1897, but she told people that she was born on February 17, 1902.

It depends on the size of the company, on whether it is amateur or professional, on whether it is a reperatory company or a company assembled for a particular production, whether the company has a home base or whether it travels and so on.

Basically, the economics of theatre are straightforward enough. The expenses are the cost of the script, the cost of the venue, the cost of costumes, props, sets, and tech, advertising, box office, front of house (including ushers, concessions, etc.), and the cost of any actors who are to be paid a wage, as opposed to a profit share. The revenue is the amount collected from the sale of tickets, plus donations, sponsorships, profits from concessions and so on. Revenue less expenses is profit. Those who have a share in the profit get a share.

if this is for apex, you have asked the question wrong, A libretto is to an opera as: lyrics are to a song

Because shes famous and very femine and possibally a famous singer? Glamorous...

This is right but also wrong. She already is a famous singer so there would not be a possibly and glamorous? yes and no. shes amazing but im not quite sure if i would say glamorous. :) ( NO CYBER BULLING HERE )

I have no idea The aria, Che soave zeffireto, (I'm sure) is sung by Gundula Janowitz and Edith Mathis, from an old performance conducted by Karl Bohm. It was recorded in 1968 and has been reissued on Deutsche Grammofon. A good but not outstanding performance.

La Carlotta lives. Her husband, however, is killed by the Phantom.

That depends on the opera and the era it was written in. Broadly speaking, a chorus is any substantial group who act more or less as one. They can give the history to an event so the opera does not have to elaborate by showing the event. They are usually set as a group - examples being - Beethoven's Fidelio as the prisoners, Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana as the villagers, Bizet's Carmen as the factory girls etc.

There's an old RCA Victor recording, probably not even in stereo. Rise Stevens is Carmen, Jan Peerce is Don Jose, the young Robert Merrill is Escamillo, Licia Albanese is Micaela and Fritz Reiner conducts the RCA Victor Orchestra and the Robert Shaw Chorale. It is, as you might expect, a great performance. It's available right now on Amazon.

I have not found any information to say she was ever married.

yes she is a famous opera singer who has performed on the Royal variety.

Carlos Alberto and Placido Domingo was so impressed Carlos that he offered to oversee his continued training and early career.

Some well-known Black opera singers, females include Marian Anderson ( deceased), Leontyne Price, Grace Bumbry. Kathleen Battle... there are doubtless others. this is approximately chronological. First really Big-Time Metropolitan Black star would have been Miss Leontyne Price. She is still alive at thie writing, also Marilyn Horne- not known if she is related to Lena Horne, a popular songstress.

The urban legend has it that the longest standing ovation lasted for 80 minutes and 101 curtain calls for Spanish opera singer Placido Domingo in Otello in Vienna on June 30, 1991.
Frank Zappa got 20min and Pavarotti that got a lot of time too..

Please rephrase - the question is unclear. If you could be more precise regarding 'like' I am sure we can get you an answer. The original answer has been removed as not good enough.

by the French composer Georges Alexandre César Léopold Bizet, known as Georges Bizet

Georges Bizet died on June 3, 1875 at the age of 36.

Mary J Blige? But she isn't an Oprah singer. As far as I know

An extended opera solo

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart composed the music and Lorenzo da Ponte was the librettist for the opera Cosi fan tutte (note the spelling of the last word :)

The title means something like "That's what they all do" where the "they" is feminine (that's why the word needs the "e" ending rather than the "i", which would be masculine). Thus, "That's what all women do" :)

Mozart's finest and probably most famous German opera was The Magic Flute.

W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan are famous for their Victorian-era comic operas. Their most famous works include: The Mikado, a satire of British politics but set in Japan; The Pirates of Penzance, about a man born on a leap year who cannot escape his apprenticeship to a group of pirates; and H.M.S. Pintafore, about love across social classes.

The voice of Sharon Cuneta is Soprano and it depends on how she sings but for me Sharon Cuneta is Soprano.