Operas is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OPERAS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• OPERA, a form of musical drama
• a dramatic work in one or more acts, set to music for singers and instrumentalists
• operas as a genre of classical music
• a building for the performance of opera

Words related to OPERAS

opera7

Words that contain OPERAS

poperas11

How to use OPERAS in a sentence

• Thus his hopes of creating a desire for the hearing of his complete operas, which had been one of his motives in going to London, were frustrated.
• The minds of the populace are turned from the precarious condition of things by all sorts of public amusements, such as mask balls, theatres, operas, public gardens, etc.
• I resign gay Dress, the Pleasure of Visits, Equipage, Plays, Balls, and Operas, for that one Satisfaction of having you for ever mine.
• He wrote several operas, and actually fell asleep during the first performance of one of them at the theater! In 1683 he was elected a member of the French Academy.
• During the space of fourteen years he wrote no fewer than twenty operas, conceived upon a grand scale, and produced with great magnificence.
• Here he seems for the first time thoroughly to fuse and combine the two elements which are for ever at war in his earlier operas, musical beauty and dramatic truth.
• Yet the workmanship of his operas is so admirable, and his vein of melody is so delicate and refined, that it is difficult to help thinking that Spohr has been unjustly neglected.
• His name is of course principally associated with the long series of light operas written in conjunction with Mr.
• He composed a large number of operas and songs, many of which were very popular.
• Wagner was greatly troubled in the beginning of his career about the choice of subjects for his operas.
• None of his works have come down to us, but his name is interesting by reason of a certain contradiction in his operas.
• To be sure, a number of the French operas of the period are preserved, owing to the custom in France of engraving music.
• He wrote over one hundred operas for her, and had a salary of thirty-six thousand marks, or nine thousand dollars, yearly.
• His early operas were entirely on the lines of those of Hasse and Porpora.
• He wrote many operas of which we know practically nothing.
• For thirty-two years his operas continued to hold the French stage against those of all foreigners.
• The presentation of many of the old Italian operas is forbidden.
• But the comic operas of the Balkans are written in blood and what was then fun to me was to end in a world tragedy.
• Three Italian operas in two years! You cannot say that love has made him idle.
• In 1908 he came to New York to conduct the operas of Wagner, Mozart and Beethoven at the Metropolitan.
• These operas should never be attempted by very young singers of either sex, and especially not by very young women.
• Under such treatment the voice soon begins to show wear, and this is exactly what happens to those singers who find it difficult to sing the Wagner operas.
• I do not mean that you should keep an account of the shillings and half-crowns which you may spend in chair-hire, operas, etc.
• Many young ladies imagine that because they play a little, sing a little, draw a little, and frequent exhibitions and operas, they are qualified judges of art.
• With whom need I be afraid of measuring my strength? Since you went away I have written music of all kinds except operas and sacred works.
• In those days almost every composer wrote operas, and to have written a successful one carried with it, not only a certain prestige, but substantial rewards in a financial sense.

Similar words containing OPERA without suffix s

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