Opera

La Donna è mobile or Woman is fickle is the Duke of Mantua's aria from Verdi's opera Rigoletto premiered on 11th March 1851.

William Schwenk

no

You stand up

This was the first opera by Scott Joplin. It is about the 1901 White House dinner hosted by President Theodore Roosevelt for the civil rights leader and educator Booker Washington. Roosevelt receiving an uncommon level of criticism from his political opponents for entertaining the African-American leader. The score is lost. History tells us that the score was sized in lieu of non-payment of his bills.

During 1637 the Teatro San Cassiano, the first public opera house, opened in Venice. Before then opera was virtually the exclusive domain of the rich. Basically, you either had to be rich enough to put an opera on or to be in the small circle of people who would be invited to the performance. With the opening of the public opera house, opera was virtually accessible to every one, or at least the vast majority. A knock-on effect was that wider and bigger audiences and more performances meant the need for more operas and that encouraged composition. It also helped free the composers from the 'shackles' of patronage. Basically, before they had to compose what the rich patron wanted, now the aim was to fill opera houses.

O Mio Babbino Caro is an aria from the opera Gianni Schicchi (1981), by Giacomo Puccini.

Emma Nevada (née Wixom) was born February 7, 1859 and died June 20, 1940, so that would make her 81 years old when she died.

leontyne price

Yes, with four sons.

The scores and parts of Puccini's operas are all in the public domain.

The term "spear carrier" generally refers to a non-speaking actor in a play, or non-singing actor in an opera, who is there in the background in crowd scenes, or maybe as an escort to one of the main players. The expression comes from historical drama where extras were dressed as soldiers and carried spears, or banners.

This happens a lot when people scream or yell. If you have ever gone to a football game or anything that involves cheering, and your throat feels strained afterwards... its because you (I don't want to say damaged) but hurt your voice. Or like when you hear a little girl scream so high pitch you have to cover your ears. A pitch like that is actually how high she/he could sing. It takes a while to sing that high and not feel the pain. You'd have to work up to singing that high again, if you don't work with it you'll end up straining it and then your voice will start to suck when you sing high much like mine. lol Remember, vocal cords can be damaged as easily as any other muscle. I used to be in choir, my pitch was so flat I dropped out. Anyway, that is what music lessons are for, I guarantee, at least one famous singer took voice lessons to get where they are now.

When the composer of an opera about a swashbuckling, wenching highwayman meets his hero's real life counterpart he's disappointed with his lack of dash(Heroic, Charming, Exciting)

Laurence Olivier..Captain MacHeath

The Creation

That is an entirely subjective opinion. No one can give you an absolute answer.

Falstaff

he died penny less owing millions

I believe they are: Spanish, Italian and German

2nd answer:

The main operatic languages are Italian, French and German. There have been Spanish operas, just as there have been in English, Polish, Hungarian, Russian and many other languages; but not as many as in the three main languages.

Don Giovanni's destruction and deliverance to hell are effected by the cemetery statue of the Commendatore, who had accepted the libertine's invitation to supper. It exhorts him to repent but Giovanni refuses. So, as the statue sinks into the earth it drags Giovanni down with it to hell.

No, you don't because singing comes from the heart, not education so don't let anyone tell you that you need an education to sing, especially when it is opera. You will need a good vocal teacher and couch though to teach you how to use your instrument properly. Also, there any many muscles like: diaphragm, back, posture too. This takes an expert to show you how to accomplish this.

Tristan Prettyman is well known for her music career, most notably her album entitled "Twentythree", which she produced via a contract with Virgin records.

The full names of the creative team responsible for the Gilbert and Sullivan operas were William Schwenk Gilbert and Arthur Seymour Sullivan. Gilbert generally signed his name as "WS Gilbert" and was know as "Schwenk" to his close relatives. Sullivan generally signed his name as "Arthur S. Sullivan" and never ussed just his three initials.