If Love is a revue and who knows what an opera is?

No! It's a movie played by Jacky Cheung, Takeshi Kaneshiro, and Zhou Xun!

Personally, I don't think it's very good-looking!

That's not an opera. It's a ** drama.

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singing in the rain

Pander to! There are too many classics.

But there's one thing, The Phantom of the Opera isn't good...

Chicago in the Rain.

The Phantom of the Opera. West End Story.

Opera is a comprehensive art that combines drama, poetry, **, dance and fine arts, and originated in Italy at the end of the 16th century. Traditional European opera is divided into several genres, such as opera, Italian comic opera, French sound opera and French grand opera.

In eighteenth-century Italy, formal opera was very popular. The opera was adapted to the artistic tastes of the court nobility, and the themes were mostly Greek myths or historical stories. In terms of form, he pays attention to gorgeous singing skills.

**Includes overtures, arias, accompanied recitatives, duets, choruses, etc. Formal opera is not only popular in Italy but also spread to other European countries, and composers in Germany, Austria and France often use the scripts of Italian playwrights to write formal opera, and sing it in Italian Opera is a theatrical stage performance art that originated from the development of **. Drama performances are based on typical elements of theatre, such as backdrops, costumes, and performances.

The difference is that a large number of ** elements are also used in the opera, and its performance is not spoken but sung. The singers are accompanied by a choir, and in some operas, the chorus lineup even reaches the size of an entire symphony orchestra. There are two traditional forms of singing in opera:

recitative, similar to an ordinary recitation; Arias, solo passages. Shorter passages are sometimes referred to as recitatives. Each style of singing is accompanied by musical instruments.

The roles played by the singers are categorized according to their different tones. Male singers are divided from low to high: bass, bass, baritone, tenor, and tenor.

Female singers are divided from low to high: contralto, mezzo-soprano and soprano. There are many other art forms in opera.

** Of course, it is the backbone, but based on its dialogue-based performances, solid dramatic elements also occupy a heavy weight in the opera. In addition, visual arts, such as painting, are used to show the stage background, and their role in the overall performance cannot be ignored. Finally, dance is also often performed as part of opera.

For this reason, Wagner, one of the most famous opera composers, would refer to the genre of opera as a "great collaboration" (gesamtkunstwerk). ]

Opera is a synthesis of **, poetry, dance. It is a form of drama in which art and singing are the mainstay. Among them, the combination between opera and drama is the most significant feature of opera art, in addition, the emergence and development of opera art is the crystallization of the production and development of instrumental music and vocal music.

It in turn drives and promotes a comprehensive balance between instrumental and vocal music.

Opera usually consists of arias, recitatives; Ensembles, choruses, overtures, interludes, dance scenes, etc. (sometimes also spoken and recited). The singing method is the world-famous bel canto singing! Hope it helps!

Opera, which originated in Florence in Italy in the 16th century, the English playwright John Iwelling said: "Opera is one of the most spectacular and extravagant entertainments that human ingenuity can invent." "This unique and extravagant art form is very different from other art forms, not even in film, in a stage play, in ballet, or in a club.

The combination of solo, chorus, duet, lighting, art design, orchestral, walking and dance makes opera one of the most popular and mesmerizing performing arts. In Samuel Johnson's famous dictionary, opera is defined as: "a flamboyant rather than rational entertainment."

The American theater actor Jadner pointed out: "Opera is when a man is stabbed in the back, and he is not bleeding, but he is still singing." "Opera doesn't care about the plot, it only cares about the expression of the mood in the play.

Opera is a comprehensive art that integrates ** (vocal and instrumental music), drama (script and performance), literature (poetry), dance (folk dance and ballet), stage art, etc., usually composed of arias, recitatives, duets, choruses, overtures, interludes, dance scenes, etc. (sometimes also used to speak and recite). As early as in ancient Greek plays, there were chorus accompaniments, and some recitations even appeared in the form of singing; In the Middle Ages, miracle dramas with religious stories as the theme and religious views were also flourishing. However, the modern Western opera, which can really be called "the best drama", originated in Florence, Italy in the late 16th and early 17th centuries, and came into being with the secularization of the ** culture of the Renaissance.

Opera has also become more diverse in the course of its evolution, and has given rise to different types of opera, such as serious opera, witty opera, bel canto opera, operetta, German operetta, musical opera and French comedy opera. ]

What is opera? In opera, when a man on stage is stabbed in the chest with a dagger from an enemy, he sings loudly and for a long time to the blood that comes out. This kind of is called opera].

Operetta has the most extensive meaning, which can refer to operetta, comic opera, funny opera, etc. It is customary to refer to works in which the songs are more popular, the subject matter is light, and the content is lyrical, and it is often confused with operetta. The operetta has its roots in comic opera and singing, so it can use dialogue freely.

The subject matter of the script is popular and relaxed, and the content is mostly lyrical.

The name operetta derives from the Italian word "operetta", which means "small opera", which is a reduced form of opera, so "operetta" can also be translated as "operetta". In the general sense, "operetta" refers to the French operetta and the Viennese operetta, and also refers to burlesque as operetta. Operetta, like the comic opera, is a kind of opera with a strong sense of life and entertainment, which was produced in France in the mid-19th century, as opposed to the grand opera, and similar to the comic opera of the 18th century.

It is mostly taken from daily life, often with irony, with narration instead of recitative, and the melody is taken from the popular ** at the time, which is easy to understand, short in structure, and mostly in the form of a single act.

In the 20th century, operetta was also known as "**comedy" (later referred to as "**drama"). It tends to be performed in a more opulent manner, but still does not lose its main style. In recent years, the art of drama has been highly refined and developed in the United States, and these have been prominently reflected in works such as Rogers and Hart 69's "Old Friend Joey", Lerner and Lowe's "The Young Man and the Doll", Cole Porter's "Kiss Me, Kate", and Bernstein's "West Side Story".

The Qing opera you are talking about should be an operetta).

Qing opera should be an operetta: a kind of light-hearted ** drama derived from comedy, written on the theme of frivolous, secular, and even satire, with a harmonious and splendid **, which may be added to the popular dance music of the time from time to time, and must be accompanied by dialogue.

For more information on the various classical dramas, please refer to the introduction.

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If you love, you can't compare with "Phantom" at all......

First of all, "If Love" is a foreign product, although the style is similar, but it is flawed in terms of language alone. Opera is, after all, a Western drama, and both the melody and form are more suited to the English language.

Secondly, in addition to the theme song of "The Phantom of the Opera" at the beginning and the grand symphony used in the later "Don Juan", most of the rest are more soothing, "Think of Me", "Music of the Night" and so on are all from the works of the master Weber, the most famous like "Memory". The plot is closely integrated with **, including dance, and the portrayal of the characters is very successful.

Personally, I think "If Love" is still a big difference.

"If Love" belongs to the genre of "the story is not enough", and the songs in it are more about setting off the atmosphere and embellishing the scene; "The Phantom of the Opera" (in fact, the translation of "The Phantom of the Opera" is more appropriate, otherwise there will always be people who think it is an opera) is a more typical 20th century narrative romance drama type, and its ** and songs are more for lyricism and storytelling, lyrical such as the theme song The Phantom of the Opera, Think of Me, All I Ask of You, Music of the Night, etc.; The narrative includes notes (the part that the two managers sang when they received the note from Phantom, which appears twice in total), Little Lotte (the song that Raoul and Christine sang when they first met in the play, reminiscing about their childhood scenes), etc.

In short: "If Love" should be considered a feature film; The Phantom of the Opera is a film version based on the musical theatre. Therefore, the former's ** can basically exist separately from the plot, and the plot is the same, but the latter is more closely combined.

Nothing beats "The Phantom of the Opera" as a classic.

Opera mainly expresses its connotation and emotions in the form of singing and **. Originated in Italy, it mainly infects audiences with bel canto singing and stage performances. I don't know if the answer is satisfactory to you, and I hope to correct the shortcomings.