Sentence examples for opera title from inspiring English sources

The recordings are fully annotated, including the session date and location, the primary source of information, the opera title and composer, matrix number and speed of the recording, the artists performing, the recording company name and number, the format, and the release dates.

According to music critic Martha Bayles, Tommy did not mix rock with classical music, as its "rock opera" title may have suggested, but instead was "dominated by the Who's mature style: ponderous, rhythmically monotonous hard rock".

On Monday night at Alice Tully Hall, the Teatro Grattacielo Orchestra, with the Oratorio Society of New York, presented the North American premiere of a 1925 work by Riccardo Zandonai that has, at the least, shot to the top of my list of favorite opera titles: "I Cavalieri di Ekebu".

Reviewing "This Timeless Moment" in The New York Times Book Review, Nona Balakian wrote: "Despite its soap-opera title and occasional discursiveness, Mrs. Huxley's memoir makes absorbing reading.

The modern White House speechwriting department was invented forty years ago, at the beginning of the Administration of Richard M. Nixon, by whom the comic-opera title "Speechwriter to the President" was first bestowed.

In the musical manifestation of the opera's title, that theme is subjected to constant twists and turns.

The prediction of the Norns and of the opera's title—"Twilight of the Gods"—has come to pass.

But the opera's title figure is an evil organ grinder who tries to steal the children's money.

As Manrico, the troubadour of the opera's title, the admirable Argentine tenor Marcelo Álvarez, who sang the role when the production was new, had a good night.

It was not until the final rehearsals before the premiere, however, that Gershwin revealed that he had added her character's name to his opera's title.

Though pursued by the willful Count, she loves Manrico, an impassioned stranger from a lower class, the troubadour of the opera's title.