Opera Terminology dictionary :: translations

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Aria Aria (musica)
Arioso Arioso
Baritone Baritono
Bel Canto Belcanto
Burlesque Burlesque
Cadenza Cadenza
Castrato Castrato
Claque Claque
Coloratura Coloratura
Coloratura Soprano Soprano Di Coloratura
Comic Opera Opera Comica
Contralto Contralto
Countertenor Controtenore
Falsetto Falsetto
Grand Opera Grand Opéra
Intermezzo Intermezzo
Legato Legato (musica)
Leitmotif Leitmotiv
Libretto Libretto
Maestro Direttore D'orchestra
Masque Masque (teatro)
Melodrama Melodramma
Mezzo-soprano Mezzosoprano
Opera House Teatri D'opera
Operetta Operetta
Prima Donna Primadonna
Recitative Recitativo
Serenade Serenata (musica)
Soprano Soprano
Soubrette Soubrette
Sprechgesang Sprechgesang
Tenor Tenore
Timbre Timbro (musica)
Vibrato Vibrato

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