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Also known as lyric drama, European opera, Western classical opera
演劇と音楽によって構成される舞台芸術
Opera is a form of Western theatre where singers perform dramatic roles with music as a fundamental element, typically created through collaboration between a composer and a librettist and incorporating acting, scenery, costume, and sometimes dance. It matters as a major performing art that has produced significant works like Verdi's *Macbeth* and continues to be performed in prestigious venues around the world.
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It is catalogued under topics including Classical music styles, Drama and Italian inventions.
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- composed musical work
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- Europe
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- Giovanni Paolo Pannini - Fête musicale - 1747.jpg
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- 1600-00-00
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Article · 日本語
オペラ(イタリア語: opera、英語: opera、フランス語: opéra、ドイツ語: Oper)は、演劇と音楽によって構成される舞台芸術である。歌劇(かげき)とも呼ばれる。
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