Sentence examples for opera sing from inspiring English sources

The formula is simple: Shave away half the opera; sing the rest in a clever English translation; add whirling sets, colorful costumes and Ms. Taymor's otherworldly puppets.

We are committed to producing world-class opera, sung in English, at the London Coliseum.

Richard loved opera, singing in choruses, telling jokes and all cats and dogs.

Ms. Vishnevskaya is a little past her prime here; nonetheless, I've never heard this opera sung better.

Actually, he uses no fewer than five famous excerpts from Bizet's opera, sung of course in French.

Then, after strolling through the gallery contemplating the portraits of dead opera stars, there remains the option of listening to some live opera sung by living opera singers.

The Met staging, directed by Mark Morris, employs the first, 1762 Vienna edition of the three-act opera, sung in the original Italian.

A diplomat here with a clearer head than M. Boursicot's said the other day that postwar Austria is like an opera sung by the understudies, and there is some truth to the observation.

On Friday evening she appeared in another daunting title role in a bel-canto opera, singing her first of three performances in the Met's new production of Donizetti's "Anna Bolena," which opened the company's season last month starring Anna Netrebko.

It's a mysterious P-Funk electro space opera, sung by crazy creatures.

Unfortunately for Benjamin, his "Price Is Right" skills weren't as good as his opera singing.