Answer: OPERA
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Theme of this puzzle
- Grammy category
- Musical drama
- Musical work
- Verdi work
- Puccini work
- In working order
- Met offering
- Works
- Puccini piece
- Kind of house
- Musical show
- Entertainment
- Verdi opus
- Musical works
- Sung drama
- La Scala offering
- "La Bohème," e.g.
- Wagner work
- Musical performance
- Dramatic work
- Stage offering
- House type
- "Carmen," e.g.
- Diva's performance
- Theater production
- La Scala production
- "Einstein on the Beach," e.g.
- What the fat lady sings?
- Collected works
- Sung story
- House work?
- Barber's offering
- Verdi creation
- Met show
- Theater offering
- Mozart work
- Met production
- Drama set to music
- Bizet work
- Record store section
- It may be light or grand
- "The Barber of Seville," e.g.
- "Aida," e.g.
- Juilliard major
- "Tosca," e.g.
- Type of hat
- Stage fare
- Puccini genre
- La Scala performance
- "The Phantom of the ___"
- Met performance
- La Scala show
- Gig for a soprano
- Broadway phantom's haunt
- Sydney ___ House
- Puccini production
- Met work
- Met musical
- Met event
- e.g.
- Work with a libretto
- Where to hear an aria
- What the fat lady sings
- Type of ticket
- Space ___
- Phantom's haunt
- Mozart genre
- Met fare
- Massenet work
- Classical musical drama
- Beethoven wrote just one
- "Nixon in China," for one
- "Nixon in China," e.g.
- "Aïda" or "Carmen"
- __ house
- Wagner specialty
- Verdi specialty
- Verdi forte
- Soap ____
- Price performance
- Pavarotti performance
- Numbered works
- Musical work with sopranos
- Lincoln Center production
- Lincoln Center offering
- Lincoln Center attraction
- Horse follower
- Horse ___
- Covent Garden offering
- "Falstaff" or "Fidelio"
- "Carmen," for one
- "Aida," for one
- Where glasses may be raised?
- Theatrical work
- Spotify category
- Rossini work
- Phantom's haunt, on Broadway
- Phantom's hangout
- Passion of a noted phantom
- Musical work with arias
- Met piece
- Glass work
- Drama with singers
- Drama with music
- "William Tell," e.g.
- "The Magic Flute," for one
- "The Magic Flute," e.g.
- "Fidelio," e.g.
- "Don Giovanni," for one
- "Carmen" or "Norma"
- Word with soap or horse
- Word with horse or soap
- Word with "soap" or "grand"
- Where the fat lady sings
- Wagnerian work
- Verdi product
- Verdi genre
- Type of house or glasses
- Puccini's forte
- Phantom's passion
- Phantom's bailiwick
- Performance with arias
- Performance at the Met
- Musical production
- Musical melodrama
- Musical
- Met score
- It can be grand
- Horse trailer?
- Drama at La Scala
- Domingo's domain
- Covent Garden event
- Concert performance
- Beethoven wrote one
- Barber creation
- "La Boheme," for one
- "Carmen" or "Elektra"
- "Billy Budd," e.g.
- Work on a grand scale
- Word with light or horse
- Where workers may sing for their supper
- Type of hat or glasses
- The Who's "Tommy," e.g.
- Soprano's gig
- Setting for a Marx Brothers farce
- Puccini creation
- Performance with sopranos
- Palais Garnier performance
- Musical, The Phantom of the ...
- Musical theatre
- Music drama
- Luciano's love
- Light __
- La Scala feature
- House where some wear glasses
- Horse ____
- Highbrow musical entertainment
- Gluck's forte
- Giacomo Puccini specialty
- Flagstad's field
- Firefox alternative
- Dvorák's "Rusalka," e.g.
- Dramatic musical work
- Drama with divas
- Covent Garden production
- Comic ___
- "Tosca," for one
- "Tommy," e.g.
- "The Marriage of Figaro," for one
- "Phantom of the ____"
- "Peter Grimes," for one
- "Otello" is one
- "Macbeth" or "Otello"
- "Lulu," e.g.
- "Louise" or "Norma"
- "Lakme," e.g.
- "La Traviata," e.g.
- "Fidelio" is one
- "Fidelio," for one
- "Dido and Aeneas," for one
- ''The Marriage of Figaro,'' for one
- Work in a theater
- Work for Moffo or a buffo
- Word with soap or grand
- Word with "glasses" or "buff"
- What some see with Met tickets
- Wagner genre
- Wagner creation
- Verdi's forte
- Verdi offering
- Type of glasses
- Soap or horse follower
- Soap ___
- Soap __
- Show with a libretto
- Puccini product
- Production with arias
- Price performance?
- Musical work for sopranos
- Musical genre with its own glasses
- Musical extravaganza
- Music with singing sopranos
- Mozart medium
- Met staple
- Literally, "works"
- La Scala presentation
- Kind of glasses
- Kathleen Battle's field
- Kathleen Battle's bag
- Impresario's production, perhaps
- Highbrow musical form
- Gig for sopranos
- Gig for Domingo
- Gig for a tenor
- Drama with sopranos
- Diva's gig
- Covent Garden presentation
- Covent Garden performance
- Covent Garden fare
- Butterfly locale?
- Barber work
- Aida or Carmen
- "Porgy and Bess," e.g.
- "Nabucco," e.g.
- "Lulu," "Louise," "Norma," or "Carmen"
- "Grand" production
- "Grand" music
- "Faust," e.g.
- "Die Fledermaus," for one
- "Carmen" or "Tosca"
- "Carmen" or "Aida"
- "Billy Budd" is one
- "Billy Budd" for one
- " . . . Mahagonny" is one
- 'Rigoletto,' for one
- Word with space or soap
- Word with space or rock
- Word with light or rock
- Word with "light" or "horse"
- Word after horse or soap
- Word after horse or before house
- Where the Marx Brothers spent the night
- Where the Marx Bros. spent the night
- Where some divas get a hearing?
- Wagner's "Die Walküre," e.g.
- Wagner composition
- Verdi's "Otello," e.g.
- Verdi production
- Verdi composition
- Venue for Moffo or a buffo
- Vaughan Williams's "Riders to the Sea," e.g.
- Threepenny entertainment?
- The Who's "Tommy," for one
- The Marx Brothers spent a night there
- Te Kanawa milieu
- Sung show
- Strauss specialty
- Something to see at the Met
- Soap production
- Soap __ (daytime drama)
- Singspiel, e.g.
- Show with sopranos
- Show with much singing
- Scott Joplin's "Treemonisha," e.g.
- Safari rival
- Safari alternative
- Reason to buy Met tickets, perhaps
- Puccini specialty
- Puccini performance
- Puccini offering
- Prima donna's performance
- Place to take your glasses
- Phantom's milieu
- Phantom's haunt?
- One of four in Wagner's Ring cycle
- One may be seen with glasses
- Offenbach offering
- Musical spectacle
- Musical drama with sopranos
- Music with arias
- Mozart's "Idomeneo," e.g.
- Mozart's "Cosi fan tutte," for example
- Mozart offering
- Monteverdi work
- Met tragedy, maybe?
- Met staging
- Met music
- Massenet creation
- Marx Brothers setting
- Maria Callas milieu
- Lincoln Center show
- La Scala staging
- Kind of house or glasses
- Kind of glasses or hat
- It might end on a high note
- It may be watched with binoculars
- It may be comic or grand
- It may be comic
- It literally means "works"
- Horse or light follower
- Grammy Award category
- Gluck product
- Gluck composition, e.g.
- Glass piece?
- Field of battle
- Fat lady's milieu
- Dvorák's "Rusalka," for one
- Drama with singing sopranos
- Donizetti specialty
- Diva's setting
- Diva's realm
- Diva's production
- Covent Garden staging
- Copland's "The Tender Land," e.g.
- Concert hall presentation
- Cherubini work
- Buffo's milieu
- Britten's "Billy Budd," e.g.
- Britten creation
- Bloch's "Macbeth," e.g.
- Bizet creation
- Bing's thing
- Beethoven wrote only one
- Beethoven made one
- Australian band Boom Crash ___
- Art form with singing
- Aria area
- "Wozzeck," e.g.
- "Turandot" is one
- "Turandot," for one
- "Tommy," for one
- "The Phantom of the __"
- "The Magic Flute", for one
- "The Barber of Seville", for one
- "Thaïs," e.g.
- "Siegfried," e.g.
- "Satyagraha," for one
- "Rigoletto," e.g.
- "Porgy and Bess," for one
- "Peter Grimes" is one
- "Pagliacci," e.g.
- "Otello," e.g.
- "Oberon" is one
- "Norma," for one
- "Nixon in China," for example
- "Nabucco" is one
- "Martha" or "Norma"
- "Manon" or "Mignon"
- "Madama Butterfly," for one
- "Madama Butterfly," e.g.
- "Lucrezia Borgia," for one
- "Lohengrin," e.g.
- "La Bohème" or "La Traviata"
- "L'Orfeo" or "Otello"
- "Hansel und Gretel," for one
- "Grand" musical production
- "Faust," for one
- "Don Giovanni," for example
- "Don Carlos," "Don Giovanni" or "Don Pasquale"
- "Die Walküre," e.g.
- "Cavalleria Rusticana," for one
- "Carmen" or "The Marriage of Figaro," for example
- "Carmen" or "Porgy and Bess"
- "Carmen" is one
- "Anna Nicole," for one
- "Amahl and the Night Visitors," e.g.
- "Aida" or "Tosca"
- "A Night at the ___"
- 'William Tell,' e.g.
- 'Turandot' or 'Tosca'
- 'Fidelio' or 'Faust'
- 'Fidelio,' e.g.
- 'Carmen,' for one
- ''The Pirates of Penzance,'' notably
- ''The Magic Flute'', e.g.
- ''Il Trovatore,'' for one
- ''Faust,'' e.g.
- ''Billy Budd'' for one
- ''A Night at the ___''
- ____ glasses
- ___ buffa
- __ glasses
- You might see one at the Met
- Works in the music business
- Workplace where there are many openings
- Work with recitatives
- Work with numbers
- Work with choruses
- Work with big numbers?
- Work with arias
- Work with a score
- Work traditionally performed without microphones
- Work such as "Doctor Atomic"
- Work similar to a sung-through musical
- Work often with subtitles
- Work of Bellini or Gounod
- Work for a company?
- Work by 10, say
- Work at the Met
- Work at La Scala
- Word with soap or space
- Word with soap or rock
- Word with soap
- Word with rock or space
- Word with horse or rock
- Word with hat or house
- Word with grand or soap
- Word with glasses or gloves
- Word with glasses or buff
- Word with glass or house
- Word with buff or buffa
- Word with "light" or "soap"
- Word following "horse" or "soap"
- Word before house or after horse
- Word before glass or hat
- Word after soap or rock
- Word after soap or horse
- Word after rock or soap
- Word after grand or soap
- Word after "soap" or "space"
- Word after "rock" or "soap"
- Where you might want glasses
- Where you might take a lorgnette
- Where you might catch a large-mouthed bass
- Where trills provide thrills
- Where to watch the sopranos?
- Where to shout to a diva
- Where to hear high C's
- Where to hear "Bravo!" and "Brava!"
- Where to catch Met highlights?
- Where the Marxes spent a night
- Where the Marx Brothers famously spent a night
- Where some metal singers could hang
- Where Otis B. Driftwood spent the night
- What Met tickets might be for
- What Julian Barnes called "an art which seeks, more obviously than any other form, to break your heart"
- Web browser with a musical name
- Web browser named after a musical genre
- Wagnerian production
- Wagner's forte
- Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde," e.g.
- Wagner's "The Flying Dutchman," e.g.
- Verdi musical genre
- Verdi music
- Venue for Leroux's phantom
- Vehicle for Domingo
- Vehicle for Bartoli
- Unlikely source of a Top 40 song
- Umberto Giordano's "Fedora," e.g.
- Type of hat or house
- Type of glasses or hats
- TV serial melodrama, soap ...
- Turandot or La Boheme
- Turandot for one
- Turandot e.g.
- Tuneful presentation
- Trilling event, often
- Tough "Jeopardy!" category
- Tosca, for example
- Tippett's "King Priam," for one
- Threepenny or horse
- This can be grand
- Thing to see at La Scala
- The works, to Cato
- The Three Tenors forte
- The Phantom Of The ...
- The Marx Brothers spent a night at one
- The Magic Flute, for one
- The Kinks "Preservation Act" was a rock one
- The fat lady's milieu
- Tenor's gig
- Teatro San Carlo offering
- Teatro La Fenice offering
- Tchaikovsky's "The Queen of Spades," e.g.
- Sydney ___ House (Australian landmark)
- Sung-through performance
- Subject of Wayne Koestenbaum's "The Queen's Throat"
- Subject of Verdi's attention
- Strauss's "Die Fledermaus," for one
- Stage production with sopranos
- Stage performance with singing
- Spear-carrier's performance
- Spear-carrier's genre, sometimes
- Space or light follower
- Space ___ (sci-fi genre)
- Space ___ (film genre)
- Soprano's performance
- Soprano's dramatic gig
- Soprano gig
- Some people make a big production out of it
- Soap or horse chaser
- Soap or horse
- Soap ___ (daytime drama)
- Soap ___ (daytime drama series)
- Smetana's "The Bartered Bride," e.g.
- Singspiel
- Singing production
- Singing phantom's haunt
- Sill's milieu
- Show with tunes
- Show with soli
- Show with projectors
- Show with its own glasses
- Show with arias
- Show with a spear-carrier
- Show such as "Turandot"
- Show such as "Champion"
- Show at La Scala
- Shanghai ___ House
- Setting for yelling "Bravo!" and "Brava!"
- Setting for an aria
- Setting for a Marx Brothers movie
- Setting for a Marx Brothers film
- Setting for a Marx Bros. film
- Setting for a 1935 Marx Brothers farce
- Setting for a 1935 Marx Brothers comedy
- Seria or comique preceder
- Salieri's "Tarare," e.g.
- Rossini genre
- Rossini creation
- Rossini composition
- Rock or soap follower
- Rock or horse follower
- Rimsky-Korsakov's "Christmas Eve," e.g.
- Renée Fleming's field
- Reason to buy Met tickets
- Rameau work
- Ralph Vaughan Williams's "The Pilgrim's Progress," e.g.
- Queen's "A Night at the ___"
- Queen: "A Night at the ___"
- Queen had a "Night" at one.
- Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas," e.g.
- Puccini presentation
- Puccini output
- Puccini composition
- Production for Marilyn Horne or Renée Fleming
- Price's metier.
- Price production
- Pons performance
- Ponchielli's "La Gioconda," e.g.
- Plural of opus
- Play with music
- Place with bassos
- Place to see tall headgear
- Place to find a C-note?
- Place for a masked phantom
- Philip Glass's "Waiting for the Barbarians," e.g.
- Philip Glass's "Akhnaten," e.g.
- Philip Glass' "Einstein on the Beach," e.g.
- Phantom's place?
- Phantom's locale
- Phantom milieu?
- Peter Eötvös's "Angels in America," for one
- Performance with supertitles, often
- Performance with recitative
- Performance with divas
- Performance with a libretto
- Performance that might end on a high note?
- Performance sometimes seen through glasses
- Performance often viewed through special glasses
- Performance featuring arias
- Pavarotti milieu
- Part of Mozart's art
- Paris Métro station next to a music center
- Paris landmark, with "L'"
- Paris landmark (with ''L''')
- Paris cultural center
- Palais Garnier production
- Paer product
- P.D.Q. Bach's "The Stoned Guest," e.g.
- Only the best rockers could also sing this
- One of a Bizet body
- One may be seen from a box
- One about Jerry Springer debuted in 2003
- Oft-subtitled performance
- Occasion for glasses
- Norma, say
- Musical, The Phantom Of The ....
- Musical work with singing sopranos
- Musical work with acts
- Musical work with a libretto
- Musical work that's often not in English
- Musical work created by Wagner or Verdi, for example
- Musical with its own glasses?
- Musical production with sopranos
- Musical production with arias
- Musical performance that's often in Italian or German
- Musical melodrama, often
- Musical genre that means "work" in Italian
- Musical drama such as "Omar"
- Musical company's performance
- Musical "Jeopardy!" category that's tough for many contestants
- Music drama with divas
- Music and drama production
- Mozart's "The Magic Flute," for one
- Mozart's "Don Giovanni," for one
- Mozart's "Don Giovanni," e.g.
- Mozart's "Apollo and Hyacinth," e.g.
- Mozart specialty
- Miss Sills's vehicle
- Miss Horne's milieu
- Mezzo-soprano's gig
- Meyerbeer's specialty
- Meyerbeer product
- Meyerbeer composition
- Met-inee?
- Met tragedy, perhaps?
- Met shot
- Met happening
- Met field
- Met doings
- Met business
- Menotti's "The Consul," e.g.
- Massenet's forte
- Massenet offering
- Mascagni product
- Marx Brothers locale
- Marx Brothers film setting
- Many a Wagner composition
- Lyric drama
- Lulu or Zaza
- Lulu or Louise
- Lucia Lucas performance
- Locale for lorgnettes
- Literally, "works". . .
- Lincoln Center presentation
- Lincoln Center performance
- Light or horse
- Light __: Offenbach music genre
- Libretto subject
- Librettist's work
- Librettist's musical milieu
- Leontyne Price performance
- Leonie Rysanek's field
- Latin for "works"
- La Tosca or La Traviata
- La Scala work
- La Scala production, perhaps
- La Scala event
- Kiri Te Kanawa's milieu
- Kind of house or hat
- Kind of hat or house
- Kind of hat or glasses
- Kind of glass or house
- Kathleen BattleÂ's bag
- Juilliard department
- Judith Weir composition
- Joplin's "Treemonisha," e.g.
- John Adams production
- Job for a singing company
- Joan Sutherland's field
- Jessye Norman performance
- Janacek work
- Janácek creation
- Jacopo Peri work
- It's usually grand
- It's sometimes grand
- It's not over until the fat lady sings, they say
- It's got a libretto
- It often follows an overture
- It may be seria or buffa
- It "sounds like a bunch of Italian chefs screaming risotto recipes at each other," according to Aristotle Onassis
- In 2014, Dylan played the Sydney ___ House
- Impresario's presentation
- Horse trailer
- Horse ___ (western)
- Highbrow show
- High-culture work
- Haunt of a certain phantom
- Hat or house
- Hangout of a musical "Phantom"
- Handel's "Lotario," e.g.
- Handel's "Deidamia," for one
- Handel's ''Lotario,'' e.g.
- H. Parker's "Fairyland" is one
- Grand or light work
- Grand or light
- Grand or horse
- Grand or comic work?
- Grand or comic
- Grand art form
- Grand ___.
- Gounod's forte
- Gluck work
- Glasses or hat
- Glass production?
- Glass creation
- Giuseppe Verdi production
- Gig for sopranos and tenors
- Giacomo Puccini's work
- Gershwin's "Blue Monday," for one
- Genre for Wagner
- Genre for Puccini and Ponchielli
- Genre for composer Terence Blanchard
- Focus of some buffs
- Field of buffos
- Fancy musical
- Falstaff e.g.
- Event where you might get a box
- Event to watch with binoculars
- Event at L.A.'s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
- Entertainment with arias
- Entertainment form.
- Elaborate musical production
- Elaborate musical
- Elaborate music performance with sopranos and spears
- Edge or Firefox alternative
- Each of this puzzle's long Across answers sounds like one
- Dvorak's "Russia," e.g.
- Du Yun's "Angel's Bone," e.g.
- Dramatic work, maybe
- Dramatic work set to music
- Dramatic stage production
- Drama with tenors and sopranos
- Drama with singing
- Drama with singers and orchestra
- Drama with orchestra
- Drama with lots and lots of singing
- Drama with arias
- Donizetti work, e.g.
- Donizetti work
- Donizetti offering
- Donizetti creation
- Domingo domain
- Diva's theatrical gig
- Diva's show
- Diva's dramatic gig
- Diva's domain
- Culture calendar listing
- Covent Garden show
- Covent Garden fare?
- Covent Garden attraction
- Concern of an impresario
- Composer's works
- Company product?
- Comic work, perhaps
- Comic or horse follower
- Comic __
- Cherubini product
- Charpentier creation
- Certain phantom's haunt
- Certain company's concern
- Cecilia Bartoli's field
- Carmen, for example
- Carmen or Fidelio?
- Carmen or Aida
- Buffo's place
- Browser that's also a performance
- Britten's "Billy Budd," for one
- Bouffe or comique start
- Bouffe or comique
- Bolshoi Theatre production
- Bolshoi Theatre offering
- Boito's "Mefistofele," e.g.
- Bizet's "Carmen," e.g.
- Bizet offering
- Bizet genre
- Beijing ___ (Chinese art form)
- Beggar's, for one
- Beethoven's "Fidelio," for one
- Beethoven's 'Fidelio,' e.g.
- Bayreuth production
- Battle vehicle?
- Barry McCauley's forte
- Barber's "Vanessa," for one
- Art form with buffa and seria styles
- ArkivMusic.com purchase
- Aria setting
- Any of 22 Mozart works
- An aria is part of it
- An adaptation of "Where the Wild Things Are" is one
- Alban Berg's "Wozzeck," e.g.
- Aida or Lakme
- Adrian Angelico performance
- Adams's "Nixon in China," for one
- Adams' "Nixon in China," for one
- Adams' "Nixon in China," e.g.
- Activity for some season ticket holders
- “Norma” or “Tosca,” e.g.
- "Yolanta," e.g.
- "Wozzeck" or "Vanessa"
- "Wozzeck" is one
- "William Tell" or "Robin Hood"
- "William Tell" or "Falstaff"
- "William Tell," for one
- "What's __, Doc?": Classic "Looney Tunes" short
- "What's ___, Doc?" (old Bugs Bunny short)
- "What's ___, Doc?" (famed Bugs Bunny cartoon)
- "What's ___, Doc?" (classic Bugs Bunny short)
- "What's ___, Doc?" (cartoon with the line "Kill the wabbit...")
- "Werther," for one
- "Turandot" or "Tosca"
- "Turandot," e.g.
- "Tosca" or "Thaïs"
- "Tosca" or "Thais," e.g.
- "Tosca" or "Pagliacci"
- "Tosca" or "Nixon in China"
- "Tosca" or "Carmen"
- "Tosca" or "Carmen," for example
- "Tosca" or "Aida"
- "Tommy" was a rock one
- "Tommy" or "Lohengrin"
- "Tommy" is rock one
- "Tommy" is one
- "Tommy" is a rock one
- "The ultimate art form," per Diane Paulus
- "The Threepenny ____"
- "The Three Penny ---"
- "The Tempest" or "Otello"
- "The Sun Dance ___" (musical work with a libretto by Zitkala-Sa)
- "The Rake's Progress," for instance.
- "The Phantom of the ____"
- "The Marriage of Figaro," e.g.
- "The Makropulos Affair," for one
- "The Magic Flute" is one
- "The Death of Klinghoffer," e.g.
- "The Beggar's ___."
- "The Barber of Seville," for one
- "Tannhäuser," for one
- "Song From the Uproar" is one
- "Simon Boccanegra," e.g.
- "Schwanda the Bagpiper," e.g.
- "Samson et Delila," for instance.
- "Salome," e.g.
- "Rigoletto" or "Turandot," for example
- "Rigoletto" or "Pagliacci"
- "Rigoletto" or "Carmen"
- "Rigoletto," for one
- "Rienzi" or "Jenufa"
- "Quadrophenia": The Who's other rock ___
- "Quadrophenia": The Who's other rock __
- "Porgy and Bess" or "The Magic Flute"
- "Porgy and Bess" or "Madame Butterfly," for example
- "Pique Dame," e.g.
- "Peter Grimes," e.g.
- "Parsifal," e.g.
- "Otello", for example
- "Otello" or "Don Giovanni"
- "Otello," for one
- "Orfeo," e.g.
- "Orfeo ed Euridice," e.g.
- "Of Mice and Men" became one in 1970
- "Oberto" is one
- "Norma" or "Tosca"
- "Norma" or "Martha"
- "Norma" or "Louise"
- "Norma" or "Fidelio"
- "Norma" or "Carmen"
- "Norma" is one
- "Norma," e.g.
- "No good ___ plot can be sensible": W.H. Auden
- "No good ___ plot can be sensible ...": W. H. Auden
- "Nixon in China", e.g.
- "Nixon in China" or "Peter Grimes"
- "Nixon in China" or "Einstein on the Beach"
- "Nixon in China "is one
- "Nabucco," for one
- "Mefistofele," e.g.
- "Martha" or "Louise"
- "Martha" is one
- "Martha," e.g.
- "Manon," for one
- "Manon," e.g.
- "Madame Butterfly" or "La Traviata"
- "Madame Butterfly," for one
- "Lulu" or "Zaza"
- "Lulu" or "Wozzeck"
- "Lulu" or "Norma"
- "Lulu" or "Louise"
- "Lulu" or "Lakme"
- "Luisa Miller," e.g.
- "Louise," for one
- "Lohengrin" or "Tannhäuser"
- "Lohengrin," for one
- "Les Troyens," e.g.
- "Lakmé" or "Lohengrin"
- "La Traviata," for one
- "La Gioconda," e.g.
- "L'Africaine," e.g.
- "In __, there is always too much singing": Debussy
- "Il Trovatore," for one
- "Il Trovatore," e.g.
- "Idomeneo," e.g.
- "I like every kind of music except rap, country, and ___"
- "How wonderful ___ would be if there were no singers": Rossini
- "Hänsel und Gretel," e.g.
- "Grand" work
- "Grand" performance
- "Grand" or "comic" performance
- "Genoveva" was the only one written by Robert Schumann
- "Fire Shut Up in My Bones" is one
- "Fidelio" for one
- "Fidelio."
- "Faust" or "Don Giovanni"
- "Falstaff" or "Otello"
- "Falstaff," for one
- "Falstaff," for example
- "Falstaff," e.g.
- "Euridice" was the first complete one
- "Euridice" is one
- "Ernani" or "Orfeo"
- "Ernani," for one
- "Ernani," e.g.
- "Einstein on the Beach," for one
- "Don Giovanni", for one
- "Don Giovanni" or "Don Pasquale"
- "Don Giovanni" is one
- "Don Giovanni," e.g.
- "Die Walkure," e.g.
- "Die Fledermaus," e.g.
- "Dido and Aeneas," for an early English example
- "Der Rosenkavalier," for one
- "Deidamia" was Handel's last
- "Children of Ginko" by the composer Marcus Paus, e.g.
- "Carmen" or "Rigoletto"
- "Carmen" or "Faust"
- "Carmen" or "Electra"
- "Carmen" or "Così Fan Tutte"
- "Carmen" or "Aida," for example
- "Carmen" for one
- "Carmen," for instance
- "Bluebeard's Castle," for one
- "Bluebeard's Castle," e.g.
- "Billy Budd" or "Peter Grimes"
- "Anna Bolena" or "Anna Nicole"
- "Alice in Wonderland" by Unsuk Chin, e.g.
- "Aida" or "The Marriage of Figaro"
- "Aida"
- "Aida," for example
- "A Night at the ___" (Queen album)
- "A Night at the ___" (Marx Brothers film)
- "___ is when a guy gets stabbed in the back and, instead of bleeding, he sings": Ed Gardner
- "___ in English is, in the main, just about as sensible as baseball in Italian": H.L. Mencken
- "___ in English is, in the main, just about as sensible as baseball in Italian": H. L. Mencken
- 'Turandot,' e.g.
- 'Tosca' or 'Turandot'
- 'Tosca,' for one
- 'Tosca,' e.g.
- 'The Phantom of the --'
- 'Otello,' e.g.
- 'Orfeo,' e.g.
- 'La Bohme,' e.g.
- 'Fidelio' is one
- 'Ernani,' for one
- 'Ernani,' e.g.
- 'Amahl and the Night Visitors,' e.g.
- 'Aida' is one
- 'Aida,' e.g.
- ''Turandot,'' for one
- ''The Magic Flute,'' e.g.
- ''The Barber of Seville,'' e.g.
- ''Rigoletto'', for one
- ''Porgy and Bess,'' for one
- ''Otello'', for one
- ''Norma'' for one
- ''Nixon in China'', e.g.
- ''Lulu'' or ''Norma''
- ''Fidelio'' was Beethoven's only one
- ''Fidelio'' is one
- ''Fidelio'' for one
- ''Fidelio,'' for one
- ''Faust'' or ''Don Giovanni''
- ''Faust,'' for one
- ''Ernani,'' e.g.
- ''Einstein on the Beach,'' e.g.
- ''Carmen'' or ''Aida''
- ''Carmen,'' e.g.
- ''Ada'', for one
- ___ hats
- ___ hat.
- ___ bouffe
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