Opera is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OPERA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a form of musical drama
• a separate composition or set of compositions.
• an artistic work, especially one on a large scale
• drama in which the text is sung to an orchestral accompaniment
• A drama, either tragic or comic, of which music forms an essential part; a drama wholly or mostly sung, consisting of recitative, arials, choruses, duets, trios, etc., with orchestral accompaniment, preludes, and interludes, together with appropriate costumes, scenery, and action; a lyric drama.
• The score of a musical drama, either written or in print; a play set to music.
• The house where operas are exhibited.
• a drama set to music; consists of singing with orchestral accompaniment and an orchestral overture and interludes
• a commercial browser
• a building where musical dramas are performed

Words related to OPERA

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Words that contain OPERA

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How to use OPERA in a sentence

• Shelley stood it until the lecture was about half over, when he left the opera house in disgust.
• This boon companion of royalty required two different artists to make his gloves, and he went home after the opera to change his cravat for succeeding parties.
• A German opera, the scene whereof was in India, was given.
• The girl has been all over the world singing grand opera.
• Petersburg, and for a whole winter she sang at the Opera there, like a grand dame turned opera singer out of love for the work.
• The colored High School of Nashville had public exercises in the Grand Opera House in June, when a class of seven graduated.
• Manfred would enjoy his evenings at the ball or opera with Flossy, while Fred would entertain Maud, much to her pleasure, at home.
• He was the first composer who treated an opera as an integral whole.
• This work is completely modern in thought and expression, and may be regarded as the foundation of modern Russian opera.
• In the evening Colonel Harris entertained a large party of friends at the new opera house.
• As for the opera itself, it was all composed, and was just ready to have been performed, when he, in honour of whom it was principally made, was taken from us.
• This practice continued at the opera of Paris in the time of Gay.
• When we know the opera this piece is easy enough to follow.
• More than once I arrived at the opera a few minutes late, once four minutes late, the doors are closed and guarded, and I listen to the overture from the outside.
• The Academy of Music is, as its name indicates, the Opera House of New York.
• In the afternoon they sometimes took excursions in their motor-car, but they made no social engagements and never went to Monte Carlo, not even to the opera or concerts.
• I have entertained artists who have come to our coast and sung in opera and concert.
• He was connected with the old Tivoli and was the first to introduce opera there at popular prices.
• Claude was playing over a melody which he had just composed for the opening scene of the opera.
• I heard such reports of the excitement over your opera out here that I suddenly felt I must run over.
• It even seemed to her that never at any time had she felt any doubts about the fate of the opera.
• The empty royal box at the Opera, His Opera, called him to mind.
• Vanbrugh and Congreve opened their grand west-end theatre with concession to the new taste of the fashionable for Italian Opera.
• The new opera pleases universally, and I hope will yet hold up its head.
• It was exactly like reality viewed through an inverted opera glass and heard through a long tube.
• Until the middle of the century, symphony and opera had moved entirely in separate channels.
• There was a fire in the Chicago Opera House building to-night, but, unfortunately, no serious damage was done.
• In the opera box, Riatt at once seated himself behind Christine.
• Finot, in despair, is knocking off an article against the Opera.
• The woman whom you delight to wound was at the Opera the other night, and this was how she spoke of you.

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