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a song for one of the main singers in an opera or oratorio

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an opera that tells a humorous story and contains some spoken parts

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a famous female opera singer

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a famous female singer of popular music or jazz

funny operettas written in the 19th century by two Englishmen, W S Gilbert, who wrote the words, and Arthur Sullivan, who wrote the music

an opera festival that is held every summer in England

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an opera with a serious story in which the words are sung

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a short piece of music played between the main parts of an opera or a longer piece of music

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traditional Japanese plays that contain songs, dances, and mime, and in which men play both male and female parts

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someone who writes the librettos of operas

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the words of an opera

the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City

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a type of play performed by singers and an orchestra

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connected with, consisting of, or performing in opera

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opera considered as an art form

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an object that you look through so that you can see the actors on a stage more clearly

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a theater where operas are performed

adjective

relating to opera

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a musical entertainment that is like an opera with a less serious story

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the most important female singer in an opera

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in opera, the ordinary words that are sung or spoken between the important songs