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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...
- Trot (1914)
Marionette (1914) Nola (1915)
Toots – Rag One Step (1915) An
Operatic Nightmare –
Desecration Rag No. 2 (1916)
Clover Club – Fox Trot (1918)...
- 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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professionally as M Lamar, is an
American composer, performer, and artist. He is an
operatic countertenor and
pianist whose work
incorporates film, sculpture, installation...
- in
favor of the Fast &
Furious franchise,
which features diverse casts,
operatic plotlines, and
cartoon setpieces that
often look like a
child ****embled...
- Paul
Plishka (August 28, 1941 –
February 3, 2025) was an
American operatic b****
based at the
Metropolitan Opera (Met) in New York City
where he appeared...
- are
acknowledged as
pinnacles of the symphonic, concertante, chamber,
operatic, and
choral repertoires.
Mozart is
widely regarded as one of the greatest...
- type,
regardless of the size of the
vocal range of the singer.
Within the
operatic systems of classification,
there are six
basic voice types. The ranges...
- of
singing grand opera. A
rumor is
spread throughout the city
about an
operatic whale, but is
seemingly disproven,
therefore the short-sighted impresario...