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Hier lernen Sie einige englische Wörter im Zusammenhang mit der Oper wie „Bariton“, „Intervall“ und „Breeches-Rolle“.
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a highly skilled and accomplished singer who performs leading roles in operatic productions
Opernstar, Opern-Diva
a male singing voice that is classified between bass and tenor, characterized by a lower and richer tone
Bariton
a style of opera or literature portraying realistic and gritty depictions of everyday life
Verismus
a role where a female is portraying a male character in opera, typically dressed in male clothing
Hosenrolle, Breeches-Rolle
the comfortable range of pitches within a piece of music or a vocal part where the performer's voice or instrument sounds natural and resonant
Tessitura, bequemer Bereich
a light-hearted theatrical production blending singing, music, and spoken dialogue, often featuring comedic or romantic themes
Operette
a short break between different parts of a theatrical or musical performance
Intervall
a type of soprano singer known for their ability to perform intricate and embellished vocal passages
Koloratur, Koloratur-Sopran
a style of musical accompaniment where a keyboard instrument plays a bassline along with improvised chords
Continuo, Basso continuo
a type of classical female singing voice characterized by its low range and rich, resonant quality
Alt
the highest male singing voice, often akin to the alto range for female singers
Countertenor
an Italian operatic genre that combines elements of both drama and comedy, featuring a mix of serious and humorous elements in the plot, music, and overall tone
drama giocoso, komische Oper
the text of a musical play, an opera, or other extended vocal works
Libretto, Operntext
a type of classical female singing voice situated between the soprano and contralto ranges
Mezzosopran
a genre of Italian comic opera known for lighthearted storylines, witty dialogue, and comedic situations, featuring accessible music and often stock characters
Opernkomödie, komische Oper
a style of vocal singing in opera and oratorio characterized by a speech-like delivery, used to advance the plot or convey dialogue
Rezitativ
a male singer with a unique voice type resulting from castration before puberty
Kastrat, kastrierter Sänger
the introductory piece of an opera, ballet, oratorio or any lengthy musical performance
Ouvertüre, Vorspiel
a long, elaborate song that is melodious and is intended for a solo voice, especially in an opera
Arie, Melodie
the lower register of the female voice, known for its warm and rich timbre
Alto
a person who writes the words of a musical play or an opera, known as libretto
Librettist, Texter
a male singing voice that extends over the range of a tenor voice, hitting unusually high notes
Falsetto, Falsestimme
the part in harmonic music or the voice with the highest pitch that belongs to a boy or female vocalist
Soprano, Hohe Stimme
