Opera

Phillip Glass wrote an opera titled Kepler.

Michael Kepler Meo from Portland, Oregon, aspires to be a New York Metropolitan Opera singer. Read more, below.

This helps to improve clear diction and articulation as well as assisting proper sound production

Yum-Yum, Pitti-Sing, and Peep-Bo, the wards of Ko-Ko.

You mean Cantata - a musical setting of a text, especially a religious text, including solo and chosuses

The Fisk Jubilee Singers, February 13, 1893. The first black instrumental ensemble on record was P.G. (Perry G.) Lowery & His Famous Band, April 18, 1902.

It's about a libidinous nobles, who flirt with women everywhere,even his servant couldn't stand for it. At the beginning killed the father whose daughter was indecorumed .At the end, Don Giovanni eat his own fruit.

Boynton beach

ORFEO

Antonia Coello Novello (b. 1944) was Surgeon General of the U.S. 1990-1993, the first woman and also first Hispanic to hold that position. No opera singers by that name that I can find, but maybe you are thinking of Clara Novello (1818-1908)? (Coello=Clara?) She was the daughter of the London music publishing magnate Vincent Novello, and sang in premieres of sacred works by Mendelssohn and Rossini; considered one of the three best English sopranos of her day.

Leaving aside the sub-stories - Florestan has been unjustly imprisoned and his wife Leonore searches for him. She joins the staff of a prison disguised as a young man 'Fidelio' The prison holds many political prisoners. She finds her husband just before the prison governor 'Pizzaro' attempts to kill him. She saves him by holding off Pizzaro [with a gun / knife] a trumpet announces the Minister for Justice arrival. He greets his friends Leonore and Florestan and then orders the release of all the political prisoners. Every one is ecstatically happy except Pizzaro is taken away for some of his own medicine.

Egypt.

Yes, for example 23rd Jan 1983 with Joan Sutherland.

Puccini's opera has a libretto by Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa. Puccini based the opera on the short story 'Madame Butterfly' by John Luther Long - 1898 and also on the novel 'Madame Chrysanthème' by Pierre Loti - 1887. However, the American scholar Arthur Groos claims that the opera was based on events that actually occurred in Nagasaki in the early 1890s.

It opens - Oh Madonna, shelter me Down from heaven shield our pathway. Kneeled in prayer we look at Thee. See the link below.

The Palais Garnier, also known as the Opéra de Paris or Opéra Garnier, was designed by Charles Garnier. The link below will give further information.

This is the second opera in Wagner's Ring cycle and the link below will give you a synopsis.

It is the first of 4 operas that make up Wagners 'Der Ring Des Nibelungen. Das Rheingold originally written as an introduction to the 3 part Ring, however most people usually regard the 4 parts as equals. The link below will give you a full Synopsis.

Recitative.

Most sites charge, but a very good place to start is the site link below that covers the basics of what you want and more.

Tommy, the story of a blind (and autistic) pinball wizard. No one said the plot made any sense; drugs were prevalent in the 70s.

Impossible to answer as you do not specify a country. I suggest you Google opera schools / colleges in your country. It would also depend on the level you are currently at.

Emma Calvé - followed by Lily Pons Régine Crespin

La traviata.

I think you are referring to Marian Anderson. However there is conflict over her actual birth date covering a span of 6 years. All things considered she fits your question.