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Aria Aria
Arioso Arioso
Baritone Baryton (voix)
Bel Canto Bel Canto
Burlesque Burlesque
Cadenza Cadence (musique)
Castrato Castrat
Coloratura Coloratura
Contralto Contralto
Countertenor Contreténor
Diva Diva (musique Classique)
Entr'acte Entracte
Falsetto Fausset
Grand Opera Grand Opéra
Intermezzo Intermezzo (musique)
Legato Legato
Leitmotif Leitmotiv
Libretto Livret (musique)
Maestro Maestro
Melodrama Mélodrame (théâtre)
Mezzo-soprano Mezzo-soprano
Opera House Opéra (bâtiment)
Operetta Opérette
Prima Donna Prima Donna
Recitative Récitatif
Register (music) Registre (musique)
Serenade Sérénade (musique)
Soprano Soprano
Soubrette Soubrette
Sprechgesang Sprechgesang
Tenor Ténor
Timbre Timbre (musique)
Trill (music) Trille
Vibrato Vibrato

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