Sentence examples for plenty of opera from inspiring English sources

Even though opera does not strictly meet Carnegie's definition of a worthy cause something from which "the masses reap the principal benefit"—plenty of opera goers were grateful.

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That's not in itself necessarily a bad thing; there are after all plenty of opera directors around who give precise period settings to their productions but within that framework then generate all manner of modern psychological perceptions and dramatic insights.

So why announce a farewell at all? Plenty of opera singers have tripped up on this, confidently claiming a performance will be their last, only to pop up on the schedules for another cheerio a season or two later.

Plenty of operas have that effect without intending it.

"There's plenty of operas, and heaven knows there's plenty of singers out there who need a place and an opportunity to sing, especially the standard repertory".

Their role is to open bypasses, dress up in Ruritanian rig-outs, read out anodyne texts supplied by ministers and civil servants, oversee genteel decline and provide plenty of soap opera-style storylines to the world's media.

There are plenty of examples in opera of two or more composers coming up with distinct takes on the same literary model.

There are plenty of other examples of opera's with filmic connections and inspirations too: André Previn's Brief Encounter, Olga Neuwirth's Lost Highway, Tobias Picker's Dolores Claiborne.

Say what you like against the Three Tenors (and I have said plenty), they reduce the kind of opera most people want to experience to its essence: the sound of the voice, preferably a tenor one.

Condition "OPERA": 10 excerpts of Opera singing.