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Richard Strauss in the
early 20th century.
During the 19th century,
parallel operatic traditions emerged in
central and
eastern Europe,
particularly in Russia...
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Operatic pop or
popera is a
subgenre of pop
music that is
performed in an
operatic singing style or a song,
theme or
motif from
classical music stylized...
- the
second B flat
below middle C to the C
above middle C (B♭2 to C5) in
operatic music, but the
range can
extend at
either end.
Subtypes of
tenor include...
- "Contralto" is
primarily meaningful only in
reference to
classical and
operatic singing, as
other traditions lack a
comparable system of
vocal categorization...
-
chorus and
consisting of
several sections: an intro, a
ballad segment, an
operatic p****age, a hard rock part and a
reflective coda. It is one of the few progressive...
- in
favor of the Fast &
Furious franchise,
which features diverse casts,
operatic plotlines, and
cartoon setpieces that
often look like a
child ****embled...
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's
operas comprise 22
musical dramas in a
variety of genres. They
range from the small-scale,
derivative works of his
youth to the...
- are
acknowledged as
pinnacles of the symphonic, concertante, chamber,
operatic, and
choral repertoire.
Mozart is
widely regarded as
being one of the greatest...
-
professionally as M Lamar, is an
American composer, performer, and artist. He is an
operatic countertenor and
pianist whose work
incorporates film, sculpture, installation...
- (but
later supposed enemy)
Giacomo Meyerbeer, and
regretted that "this
operatic master, who had done me so much harm,
should not have
lived to see this...
