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Música - Opera

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con la ópera como "barítono", "intervalo" y "papel de pantalones".

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opera house
opera house
[Sustantivo]

a theater designed for performing operas

teatro lírico

teatro lírico

Ex: The grand opera house is known for its stunning architecture and excellent acoustics. 
opera star
opera star
[Sustantivo]

a highly skilled and accomplished singer who performs leading roles in operatic productions

estrella de la ópera, figura de la ópera

estrella de la ópera, figura de la ópera

Ex: The opera star's performance of the aria brought the audience to their feet, showering her with applause and admiration. 
baritone
baritone
[Sustantivo]

a male singing voice that is classified between bass and tenor, characterized by a lower and richer tone

barítono

barítono

bass
bass
[Sustantivo]

a male singing voice with the lowest pitch range

bajo, voz de bajo

bajo, voz de bajo

verismo
verismo
[Sustantivo]

a style of opera or literature portraying realistic and gritty depictions of everyday life

verismo, realismo

verismo, realismo

breeches role
breeches role
[Sustantivo]

a role where a female is portraying a male character in opera, typically dressed in male clothing

papel de calzones, papel travestido

papel de calzones, papel travestido

tessitura
tessitura
[Sustantivo]

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

tesitura

tesitura

operetta
operetta
[Sustantivo]

a light-hearted theatrical production blending singing, music, and spoken dialogue, often featuring comedic or romantic themes

opereta

opereta

Ex: "The Pirates of Penzance" is a famous operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan, known for its catchy tunes and witty dialogue. 
interval
interval
[Sustantivo]

a short break between different parts of a theatrical or musical performance

intermedio, entreacto

intermedio, entreacto

Ex: The audience enjoyed refreshments during the interval of the play. 
coloratura
coloratura
[Sustantivo]

a type of soprano singer known for their ability to perform intricate and embellished vocal passages

coloratura, soprano coloratura

coloratura, soprano coloratura

Ex: The coloratura's performance of the aria was breathtaking, with her agile voice effortlessly navigating the intricate passages. 
continuo
continuo
[Sustantivo]

a style of musical accompaniment where a keyboard instrument plays a bassline along with improvised chords

bajo continuo, continuo

bajo continuo, continuo

Ex: The continuo player's harpsichord provided a strong base for the music in the Baroque ensemble. 
contralto
contralto
[Sustantivo]

a type of classical female singing voice characterized by its low range and rich, resonant quality

contralto, alto

contralto, alto

Ex: In the opera, the contralto's low tones added a sense of drama and intensity to the ensemble. 
countertenor
countertenor
[Sustantivo]

the highest male singing voice, often akin to the alto range for female singers

contratenor, alto masculino

contratenor, alto masculino

Ex: The countertenor, with its unique timbre, evoked both strength and vulnerability in the aria. 
diva
diva
[Sustantivo]

a renowned female opera singer

diva

diva

Ex: The diva's powerful voice captivated the audience during the performance. 
dramma giocoso
dramma giocoso
[Sustantivo]

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

dramma giocoso, drama jocoso

dramma giocoso, drama jocoso

libretto
libretto
[Sustantivo]

the text of a musical play, an opera, or other extended vocal works

libreto

libreto

Ex: The composer and the librettist worked closely together to ensure the libretto perfectly complemented the music in the opera. 
mezzo-soprano
mezzo-soprano
[Sustantivo]

a type of classical female singing voice situated between the soprano and contralto ranges

mezzosoprano, mezzo

mezzosoprano, mezzo

Ex: The choral arrangement highlighted the mezzo-soprano's agile range, blending seamlessly with the other vocal parts. 
opera buffa
opera buffa
[Sustantivo]

a genre of Italian comic opera known for lighthearted storylines, witty dialogue, and comedic situations, featuring accessible music and often stock characters

ópera bufa, ópera cómica italiana

ópera bufa, ópera cómica italiana

recitative
recitative
[Sustantivo]

a style of vocal singing in opera and oratorio characterized by a speech-like delivery, used to advance the plot or convey dialogue

recitativo, estilo recitativo

recitativo, estilo recitativo

Ex: The recitative's conversational style allowed the singer to convey the character's emotions with authenticity. 
soprano
soprano
[Sustantivo]

the highest vocal range for a female singer

soprano

soprano

Ex: The soprano effortlessly reached soaring heights, filling the concert hall with its crystalline tones. 
tenor
tenor
[Sustantivo]

the highest voice range of an average male singer

tenor

tenor

castrato
castrato
[Sustantivo]

a male singer with a unique voice type resulting from castration before puberty

castrato, cantante castrato

castrato, cantante castrato

Ex: The castrato's voice possessed an otherworldly quality, with its unmatched purity and agility captivating audiences worldwide. 
act
act
[Sustantivo]

a main part of a play, opera, or ballet

acto

acto

Ex: The first act of the play introduces the main characters and their conflicts. 
overture
overture
[Sustantivo]

the introductory piece of an opera, ballet, oratorio or any lengthy musical performance

obertura

obertura

Ex: The orchestra's rendition of the "William Tell Overture" was electrifying, setting an exhilarating tone for the concert. 
aria
aria
[Sustantivo]

a long, elaborate song that is melodious and is intended for a solo voice, especially in an opera

aria

aria

alto
alto
[Sustantivo]

the lower register of the female voice, known for its warm and rich timbre

alto, contralto

alto, contralto

Ex: Her alto complemented the higher voices beautifully. 
librettist
librettist
[Sustantivo]

a person who writes the words of a musical play or an opera, known as libretto

libretista

libretista

falsetto
falsetto
[Sustantivo]

a male singing voice that extends over the range of a tenor voice, hitting unusually high notes

falsetista, cantante de falsete

falsetista, cantante de falsete

treble
treble
[Sustantivo]

the part in harmonic music or the voice with the highest pitch that belongs to a boy or female vocalist

parte de la soprano

parte de la soprano

Ex: The treble soared effortlessly above the rest of the choir, adding a celestial quality to the ensemble's performance. 
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