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Aria Aria
Arioso Arioso
Baritone Baritone
Bel Canto Bel Canto
Burlesque Burlesque
Cadenza Cadenza
Cantabile Cantabile
Castrato Castrato
Claque Claque
Coloratura Coloratura
Coloratura Soprano Coloratura Soprano
Comic Opera Comic Opera
Contralto Contralto
Countertenor Countertenor
Diva Diva
Entr'acte Entr'acte
Falsetto Falsetto
Grand Opera Grand Opera
Intermezzo Intermezzo
Legato Legato
Leitmotif Leitmotif
Libretto Libretto
Maestro Maestro
Masque Masque
Melodrama Melodrama
Mezzo-soprano Mezzo-soprano
Opera House Opera House
Operetta Operetta
Prima Donna Prima Donna
Recitative Recitative
Register (music) Register (music)
Serenade Serenade
Soprano Soprano
Soubrette Soubrette
Sprechgesang Sprechgesang
Tenor Tenor
Timbre Timbre
Trill (music) Trill (music)
Vibrato Vibrato

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