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Opera is an art form in which singers and musicians perform a dramatic work combining text (called a libretto) and musical score, usually in a theatrical setting.
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What is the difference between Soprano leggero and lyric soprano?
Are they the same fach but in a different language? Because I don't see any evidence of leggero fach in english. Could you give me some examples of Leggero singer and roles?
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What does the word technique mean in Opera singing?
I know that technique is how the singer control her/his voice to make a certain musical effect, but what confuses me are words like 'polished technique' and 'solid technique' ; so what do these words …
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Why do female opera singers use head voice?
Why do female opera singers mostly sing in the head voice? Is this a stylistic thing, or is it because it's harmful for the voice? … Is it wrong when a mezzo-soprano sing mostly in the mixed or chest voice in opera? …
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What is the difference between with or without legato in singing?
In singing specially classic music, what is the difference between when the legato is written and when it's not they all sound the same connected line?
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