Asked by LVal
The styles of singing in Wagner and Verdi operas differ. Jane
says that the style of singing in a Verdi opera is virtuosic and
elaborate. Lynn says that the style of singing in a Wagner opera
is more syllabic. Who is correct in describing the different
styles of singing?
A. Only Jane is correct
B.Only Lynn is correct
C.Neither Jane nor Lynn is correct.
says that the style of singing in a Verdi opera is virtuosic and
elaborate. Lynn says that the style of singing in a Wagner opera
is more syllabic. Who is correct in describing the different
styles of singing?
A. Only Jane is correct
B.Only Lynn is correct
C.Neither Jane nor Lynn is correct.
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
Here is the definition of elaborate and virtuosic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWAQvpPDTuU&feature=related
Here is the definition of syllabic. Little to no ornamentation.
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Maria Callas was truly great, she took the Met stage in the 50-60s by storm, and deserved was recognized. I am glad that I experience her in my lifetime.
Listen to the entirety of both those tracks, no just a snippet.
In my opinion, and you form your own, both are correct.
Here is the definition of syllabic. Little to no ornamentation.
(Broken Link Removed)
Maria Callas was truly great, she took the Met stage in the 50-60s by storm, and deserved was recognized. I am glad that I experience her in my lifetime.
Listen to the entirety of both those tracks, no just a snippet.
In my opinion, and you form your own, both are correct.
Answered by
Angie
not 100% sure, but i feel like both maybe correct?
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