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Old 09-17-2008, 04:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What's:

1. Your favourite opera
2. Your favourite composer
3. Your favourite artists

Or you could answer just one of the above. I love comparing my favourites with other aficionados!
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Is Avez Maria an opera? I like that song. (I know absolutely nothing about opera.)
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Old 09-17-2008, 04:44 PM   #3 (permalink)
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What's:

1. Your favourite opera
2. Your favourite composer
3. Your favourite artists

Or you could answer just one of the above. I love comparing my favourites with other aficionados!
I like some, though I am by no means a connoisseur who could expertly discuss the relative merits of the composers/operas. So far, I've only seen/heard Rossini, Puccini, Mozart, Strauss and Bizet, and probably like Puccini most.

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Is Avez Maria an opera? I like that song. (I know absolutely nothing about opera.)
Fancy Jack Flak frenchifies Ave Maria.
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All the different sounds of opera* sound the same to me. Do they all have the same basic "sound" as it were- and the emphasis is more on the emotional expression? Or are they more varied - opera A being all about the percussion - and another being all funky otherworld harp and trombone?

*Speaking of the European-language opera, of course. I'm aware of also Chinese opera and vaguely some Vietnamese. I'm sure lots of cultures have things we might consider opera.
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Opera singers need to start singing on beat, or to a beat..or they're gunna get beat up.
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Opera singers need to start singing on beat, or to a beat..or they're gunna get beat up.
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Opera singers need to start singing on beat, or to a beat..or they're gunna get beat up.

Carmen has melody that can be appreciated by even a child.
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Carmen has melody that can be appreciated by even a child.
I've heard some stuff I like by that blind guy. But most opera I hear is just so unstimulating to me, especially because the songs often have no sense of real rhythm.
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I love Porgy & Bess, so it's not surprising that I also love Leontyne Price. I hesitate to name a favorite with as little exposure as I have to opera in the big picture, though.
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I have an appreciation for Wagner's batshit-crazy Gesamtkunstwerk approach to opera. I doubt I'd want to sit through a whole performance of it, though.
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