It’s time for today’s episode of Classical Music 101. Today’s question - What is opera? Learn all about it from 90.9 WGUC’s Music Director, Jessica Lorey.
This channel focus less on understanding the subject matter and more on the history and chronology, in all the videos I have seen. I don't find it so helpful.
NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! Let's list the main reasons: 1.) 90% of this temper tantrum gibberish IS NOT IN ENGLISH!!! 2.) 90% of this s--t was written at least a century ago. 3.) The wasted talent and training on the voice itself. 4.) I don't understand why intelligent, cultured people "fall in love" with s--t. It's the most offensive form of singing/performing music there is. 5.) What we call "the warble, or wobble." Not normal to me, or anyone with an average IQ/intelligence.
@@sylviebasyl2835 That answers daetyme998's question. That's what the world sounded like for years. Dominated by foreign gibberish, and wasted talent/extreme soul.
I'm here because I love opera and just wondering how it all started...
Simple and rich content. Thanks👌
Very well made and simple to understand! :) keep these videos coming.
This channel focus less on understanding the subject matter and more on the history and chronology, in all the videos I have seen. I don't find it so helpful.
Its a browser used for surfing the net.
Thanks
when you go to the opera, do you actually understand the words?
You're not expected to. Opera often has surtitles displayed so you can understand.
NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT!!! Let's list the main reasons: 1.) 90% of this temper tantrum gibberish IS NOT IN ENGLISH!!! 2.) 90% of this s--t was written at least a century ago. 3.) The wasted talent and training on the voice itself. 4.) I don't understand why intelligent, cultured people "fall in love" with s--t. It's the most offensive form of singing/performing music there is. 5.) What we call "the warble, or wobble." Not normal to me, or anyone with an average IQ/intelligence.
Si le chanteur a une bonne diction, oui. Et c'est le top, surtout si c'est dans votre langue.
@@sylviebasyl2835 That answers daetyme998's question. That's what the world sounded like for years. Dominated by foreign gibberish, and wasted talent/extreme soul.
Im convinced every existing Andrew isnt human
Molto ben fatto.
We are literrally all nerds
Theater nerds..
What is the name of the intro music?
Bagla ki opera song
Or even the japanese operas where are they or they don't even exist
First one was in 1903
What a squeaky voice! Unbearable
Iam Faze jarvis
Only Italian and German operas? Where are French, English, Russian.....operas?
The most famous are in those languages
@@ashleythorpe7933 Probably, the French, British, Russians or Americans ... may not agree.
They exist, but the dagos and the NAZI's language, made put this s--t on the map.
@@ashleythorpe7933Carmen, Faust...
Pagal banarahay Hain
Opera = mid