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How should theatres be named for link purposes? i.e., Teatro alla Scala (also La Scala) of Milan, should better be La Scala, Milan or La Scala theatre or La Scala theatre, Milan, or something else?
I am not sure how historically accurate the following text is:
Rececitives disappeared from opera long before Wagner. Didn't Gluck initiate the process? -- Viajero 19:44 27 Jul 2003 (UTC)
Shouldn't this article mention GIUSEPPE VERDI ?
Does everyone really like the thumbnail-sized image with the blank white space, as recently resized by User:Dmn? I often feel out of step. Was something wrong with the good-looking format? Or is there some point to the interference I don't get? 09:39, 29 Jul 2004 (UTC)
Should Mozart be listed under the Baroque period? I thought the conventional cutoff for Baroque was the death of Bach in 1750, and that Mozart was part of the Classical period. Does the terminology differ for opera? -- LBK 18 Nov 2004
The "Origins" section does not flow chronologically. Melodrama is introduced without transition or definition. Head paragraphs to summarize each section, and a head sentence to summarize each paragraph would be helpful. GCW
___________ The link in the article to "Grand Opera" merely redirects to the original article "Opera". What should it link to?
With an overture, different acts, drama, music, costume, story, what's the difference between Opera and Musical? -- <ANON>
Generally a Opera contains no (or incredibly little) dialogue and the whole thing is done is song. Rock Opera's do exist for example, but they are different from rock musicals because the Dialogue is enclosed within song 202.134.33.91 05:58, 5 October 2005 (UTC)
I posted 5 songs from Wikipedia:sound/list. There are a couple of things I'd like to address:
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How should theatres be named for link purposes? i.e., Teatro alla Scala (also La Scala) of Milan, should better be La Scala, Milan or La Scala theatre or La Scala theatre, Milan, or something else?
I am not sure how historically accurate the following text is:
Rececitives disappeared from opera long before Wagner. Didn't Gluck initiate the process? -- Viajero 19:44 27 Jul 2003 (UTC)
Shouldn't this article mention GIUSEPPE VERDI ?
Does everyone really like the thumbnail-sized image with the blank white space, as recently resized by User:Dmn? I often feel out of step. Was something wrong with the good-looking format? Or is there some point to the interference I don't get? 09:39, 29 Jul 2004 (UTC)
Should Mozart be listed under the Baroque period? I thought the conventional cutoff for Baroque was the death of Bach in 1750, and that Mozart was part of the Classical period. Does the terminology differ for opera? -- LBK 18 Nov 2004
The "Origins" section does not flow chronologically. Melodrama is introduced without transition or definition. Head paragraphs to summarize each section, and a head sentence to summarize each paragraph would be helpful. GCW
___________ The link in the article to "Grand Opera" merely redirects to the original article "Opera". What should it link to?
With an overture, different acts, drama, music, costume, story, what's the difference between Opera and Musical? -- <ANON>
Generally a Opera contains no (or incredibly little) dialogue and the whole thing is done is song. Rock Opera's do exist for example, but they are different from rock musicals because the Dialogue is enclosed within song 202.134.33.91 05:58, 5 October 2005 (UTC)
I posted 5 songs from Wikipedia:sound/list. There are a couple of things I'd like to address: