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Famous opera masterpieces | Featuring many great opera singers

Opera is fairly familiar in Japan, even being included in school textbooks.

Still, many people may recognize the melodies without knowing much about the famous opera pieces themselves.

For those readers, we’ve selected a number of renowned opera masterpieces.

In addition to introducing the works, we explain them from various angles—the background of their creation, the appeal of the opera singers performing them, and more—so both regular opera listeners and those less familiar with opera can enjoy the content.

Please take your time and enjoy it to the very end.

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Famous opera masterpieces | Featuring many great opera singers
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1Queen of the Night ariaDiana Damrau
Queen of the Night ariaDiana Damrauplay_arrow
Famous soprano piece from Mozart’s The Magic Flute
2Nessun DormaGianfranco Cecchele
Nessun DormaGianfranco Cecchele
Introducing famous arias from Puccini’s operas
3CarusoLuciano Pavarotti
CarusoLuciano Pavarottiplay_arrow
Introduction to the famous piece dedicated to Caruso
4O sole mioMario Del Monaco
O sole mioMario Del Monacoplay_arrow
A tenor singer performs the famous Italian song “’O Sole Mio.”
5La donna è mobileThe Three Tenors
La donna è mobileThe Three Tenorsplay_arrow
Verdi’s masterpiece performed by the Three Tenors
6MattinataLuciano Pavarotti
MattinataLuciano Pavarottiplay_arrow
Pavarotti sings a masterpiece by Leoncavallo
7Core ‘ngratoFranco Corelli
Core 'ngratoFranco Corelliplay_arrow
A masterpiece composed for Caruso
8Che gelida maninaRamón Vargas
Che gelida maninaRamón Vargasplay_arrow
Puccini’s masterpiece, Ramón Vargas
9Torna a SurrientoFranco Corelli
Torna a SurrientoFranco Corelliplay_arrow
A tenor sings famous Italian songs
10L’amour est un oiseau rebelleElina Garanca
L'amour est un oiseau rebelleElina Garancaplay_arrow
Garanča performs a famous piece from Bizet's opera Carmen
11Frühlingsstimmen Op. 410Isyana Sarasvati
Frühlingsstimmen Op. 410Isyana Sarasvatiplay_arrow
Sing Strauss's 'Voices of Spring'
12O mio babbino caroMontserrat Caballé
O mio babbino caroMontserrat Caballéplay_arrow
Famous arias from Puccini’s operas
13Casta DivaMaria Callas
Casta DivaMaria Callasplay_arrow
Maria Callas's Casta Diva
14GranadaMario Lanza
GranadaMario Lanzaplay_arrow
A masterpiece born from a longing for Spain
15Cantique de NoëlEnrico Caruso
Cantique de NoëlEnrico Carusoplay_arrow
Introducing a masterful rendition of Silent Night
16Gelido in ogni venaCecilia Bartoli
Gelido in ogni venaCecilia Bartoliplay_arrow
Vivaldi's operatic works are famous pieces.
17E lucevan le stelleJonas Kaufmann
E lucevan le stelleJonas Kaufmannplay_arrow
A singer performs Puccini’s famous piece
18Ave MariaLuciano Pavarotti
Ave MariaLuciano Pavarottiplay_arrow
Composed by Schubert, Pavarotti’s supreme masterpiece
19Una furtiva lagrimaL’Elisir d’Amore
Una furtiva lagrimaL’Elisir d’Amoreplay_arrow
Donizetti's lyrical aria
20E lucevan le stelleJosé Carreras
E lucevan le stelleJosé Carrerasplay_arrow
Introducing the tenor version of the Concierto de Aranjuez
21Opera Dido and Aeneas (by Henry Purcell)Uīn Kontsentsusu Mujikusu
Opera Dido and Aeneas (by Henry Purcell)Uīn Kontsentsusu Mujikusuplay_arrow
An operatic masterpiece is performed as expected
22Overture to the opera “Ruslan and Lyudmila”Mikhail Glinka
Overture to the opera “Ruslan and Lyudmila”Mikhail Glinkaplay_arrow
Glinka’s opera overture: brilliant and brimming with vibrancy
23Wagner: Ride of the Valkyries, conducted by Karajan / Bayreuth Festival Orchestra (1951)Richard Wagner
Wagner: Ride of the Valkyries, conducted by Karajan / Bayreuth Festival Orchestra (1951)Richard Wagnerplay_arrow
Ride of the Valkyries by Wagner
24Rossini: The Barber of Seville • OvertureGioachino Rossini
Rossini: The Barber of Seville • OvertureGioachino Rossiniplay_arrow
Overture to The Barber of Seville by Rossini
25Bridal ChorusSurovakia Firuhāmonī Gasshōdan
Bridal ChorusSurovakia Firuhāmonī Gasshōdanplay_arrow
Lohengrin Wedding March
26Carmen (by Bizet)Hanburuku Kita Doitsu Hoso Kokyo Gakudan
Carmen (by Bizet)Hanburuku Kita Doitsu Hoso Kokyo Gakudanplay_arrow
Carmen and Don José: Love and Ruin
27Opera ‘Pagliacci’ (by Ruggero Leoncavallo)Doresuden Kokuritsu Kagikyokujo Kangen Gakudan
Opera 'Pagliacci' (by Ruggero Leoncavallo)Doresuden Kokuritsu Kagikyokujo Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
A passionate performance of the operatic masterpiece, Pagliacci
28Sea and Land of ProvenceDietrich Fischer-Dieskau
Sea and Land of ProvenceDietrich Fischer-Dieskauplay_arrow
Germont persuades them to give up their love due to the difference in social status.
29Light Cavalry OvertureFranz von Suppé
Light Cavalry OvertureFranz von Suppéplay_arrow
Overture to Suppé's operetta Light Cavalry
30‘Triumphal March’ from Verdi’s opera AidaGiuseppe Verdi
'Triumphal March' from Verdi's opera AidaGiuseppe Verdiplay_arrow
Verdi's Aida Triumphal March
31Candide Overture – Leonard BernsteinLeonard Bernstein
Candide Overture - Leonard BernsteinLeonard Bernsteinplay_arrow
Overture to Candide, an opera by Bernstein
32Intermezzo from the opera Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni)Pietro Mascagni
Intermezzo from the opera Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni)Pietro Mascagniplay_arrow
Mascagni's famous intermezzo piece
33Scene of frenzyJōn Sazārando: Uta
Scene of frenzyJōn Sazārando: Utaplay_arrow
The technically brilliant masterpiece of Lucia’s mad scene
34Opera Orfeo ed Euridice (by Gluck)Furaiburuku Barokku Kangen Gakudan
Opera Orfeo ed Euridice (by Gluck)Furaiburuku Barokku Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
A love story about losing his wife and trying to bring her back from the underworld
35Song of GemsRosu Anheresu: uta
Song of GemsRosu Anheresu: utaplay_arrow
A girl who realizes her beauty through Faust’s jewel
36Opera La Traviata (Giuseppe Verdi)Tōkyō Firuhāmonī Kōkyō Gakudan
Opera La Traviata (Giuseppe Verdi)Tōkyō Firuhāmonī Kōkyō Gakudanplay_arrow
La Traviata was initially a failure at its premiere but came to be regarded as a masterpiece over time.
37The Champagne SongEzio Pinza
The Champagne SongEzio Pinzaplay_arrow
A work by Mozart. The intense aria from Don Giovanni.
38Pourquoi me reveiller / O spring breeze, why do you awaken me? (O spring breeze, why do you awaken me?)Jonas Kaufmann/yonasu·kaufuman: song
Pourquoi me reveiller / O spring breeze, why do you awaken me? (O spring breeze, why do you awaken me?) Jonas Kaufmann / yonasu・kaufuman: songplay_arrow
Unrequited love for Charlotte
39Mozart – The Marriage of Figaro Overture (K.492) – Wiener Symphoniker – Fabio Luisi (HD)Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro Overture (K.492) - Wiener Symphoniker - Fabio Luisi (HD)Wolfgang Amadeus Mozartplay_arrow
Overture to The Marriage of Figaro, composed by Mozart
40Comic opera The Elixir of Love (by Gaetano Donizetti)Uīn Kokuritsu Kagekijō Kangen Gakudan
Comic opera The Elixir of Love (by Gaetano Donizetti)Uīn Kokuritsu Kagekijō Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
The earnest feelings of a man who became a soldier for the one he loves
41The current singing voiceTeresa Berugansa: Uta
The current singing voiceTeresa Berugansa: Utaplay_arrow
Rosina realizes she is in love in a piece from The Barber of Seville
42Opera Der Freischütz (by Weber)Hanburuku Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudan
Opera Der Freischütz (by Weber)Hanburuku Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
Der Freischütz established the foundation of German national opera
43Batti, batti, o bel Masetto / Beat me, Masetto (/ Beat me, my dear Masetto / Beat me, beat me please, hey Masetto / Strike me, Masetto)
Batti, batti, o bel Masetto / Beat me, Masetto (/ Beat me, my dear Masetto / Beat me, beat me please, hey Masetto / Strike me, Masetto)play_arrow
A song in which Zerlina, seduced by Don Giovanni, begs her bridegroom for forgiveness
44Casta Diva / O pure goddessRenee Fleming/ Rune Furemingu: Uta
Casta Diva / O pure goddessRenee Fleming/ Rune Furemingu: Utaplay_arrow
A Song Praying for Peace to the Moon
45Let me weep Opera ‘Rinaldo’ Michie Nakamaru 0001Georg Friedrich Händel
Let me weep Opera 'Rinaldo' Michie Nakamaru 0001Georg Friedrich Händelplay_arrow
Aria from Handel’s opera Rinaldo
46Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from the opera LohengrinWilhelm Wagner
Elsa’s Procession to the Cathedral from the opera LohengrinWilhelm Wagnerplay_arrow
Solemn music, beautiful melodies, and moving emotion
47Whoever has won a lovely wife (who has married a good wife)
Whoever has won a lovely wife (who has married a good wife)play_arrow
Final chorus from Beethoven’s Fidelio
48Go, my thoughts, borne on golden wingsArturo Toscanini
Go, my thoughts, borne on golden wingsArturo Toscaniniplay_arrow
Verdi’s choral piece Nabucco
49C. Saint-Saëns “Henry VIII” in 4 Acts, Imperial Theatre of Compiègne (France), 1991, Part 2/2Camille Saint-Saëns
C. Saint-Saëns “Henry VIII” in 4 Acts, Imperial Theatre of Compiègne (France), 1991, Part 2/2Camille Saint-Saënsplay_arrow
Camille Saint-Saëns’s opera Henry VIII. It is characterized by church music and choral writing.
50Weber: Opera “Der Freischütz” J.277 — Huntsmen’s ChorusCarl Maria von Weber
Weber: Opera “Der Freischütz” J.277 — Huntsmen’s ChorusCarl Maria von Weberplay_arrow
Hunters’ Chorus composed by Weber
51Agitata Da Due VentiCecilia Bartoli
Agitata Da Due VentiCecilia Bartoliplay_arrow
Bartoli’s passion-filled singing
52Gluck Orfeo ed Euridice OvertureChristoph Willibald Gluck
Gluck Orfeo ed Euridice OvertureChristoph Willibald Gluckplay_arrow
Overture to Orfeo ed Euridice composed by Gluck
53It’s a dream, it can’t be real / It’s like a dreamDiana Damrau/Deiana Damurau: uta
It's a dream, it can't be real / It's like a dreamDiana Damrau/Deiana Damurau: utaplay_arrow
Octavian and Sophie's love song
54Song of the ApothecaryElisabeth Schwarzkopf
Song of the ApothecaryElisabeth Schwarzkopfplay_arrow
Zerlina’s aria to soothe Masetto
55That or thisEnrico Caruso
That or thisEnrico Carusoplay_arrow
An aria brazenly defending the infidelity of a person in power
56The Song of the CatalogFernando Corena
The Song of the CatalogFernando Corenaplay_arrow
Introduction to the arias from Mozart’s Don Giovanni
57Opera ‘L’Arlésienne’ Ordinary Story Salvatore LicitraFrancesco Cilea
Opera 'L’Arlésienne' Ordinary Story Salvatore LicitraFrancesco Cileaplay_arrow
I will introduce Federico’s Lament from Cilea’s opera “L’arlesiana.”
58Cold handsFrancisco Araiza
Cold handsFrancisco Araizaplay_arrow
Puccini’s masterpiece, a high C for tenors
59Put on your costume.Franco Corelli
Put on your costume.Franco Corelliplay_arrow
Canio’s aria, a masterpiece of verismo opera
60Ranko Edogawa (soprano) Lehár: from the operetta “The Merry Widow,” “The Merry Widow Waltz” (“Vilja Song”/“On the High, High Mountain”)Franz Lehar
Ranko Edogawa (soprano) Lehár: from the operetta “The Merry Widow,” “The Merry Widow Waltz” (“Vilja Song”/“On the High, High Mountain”)Franz Leharplay_arrow
The Waltz from The Merry Widow by Lehár
61From the opera ‘Carmen’: ‘Toreador Song’ by G. Bizet — ‘I gladly accept your toast’ (Akiyama Takanori) Bizet: Carmen — Toreador Song ‘Votre toast’Georges Bizet
From the opera 'Carmen': 'Toreador Song' by G. Bizet — 'I gladly accept your toast' (Akiyama Takanori) Bizet: Carmen — Toreador Song 'Votre toast'Georges Bizetplay_arrow
The Toreador Song from Bizet’s opera Carmen
62Pavarotti: Nessun dorma (Puccini: from the opera Turandot)Giacomo Puccini
Pavarotti: Nessun dorma (Puccini: from the opera Turandot)Giacomo Pucciniplay_arrow
Completion of Puccini's unfinished opera
63G. C. MENOTTI | Amelia al Ballo: FinaleGian Carlo Menotti
G. C. MENOTTI | Amelia al Ballo: FinaleGian Carlo Menottiplay_arrow
Gian Carlo Menotti's debut opera
64O, how many timesGraziella Sciutti
O, how many timesGraziella Sciuttiplay_arrow
Bellini’s aria, noted for its graceful melody
65My daughter or my cute wifeHermann Prey
My daughter or my cute wifeHermann Preyplay_arrow
Papageno holds bells and seeks his lover
66Winter storms have yielded to the blissful moon.Klaus Florian Vogt/ Kurausu Furorian Fōkuto: uta, The Bavarian State Orchestra/ Baiyerun Kokuritsu Kangen Gakudan
Winter storms have yielded to the blissful moon.Klaus Florian Vogt/ Kurausu Furorian Fōkuto: uta, The Bavarian State Orchestra/ Baiyerun Kokuritsu Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
An opera in which twins reunite and fall in love
67Live for song, live for loveLeontyne Price
Live for song, live for loveLeontyne Priceplay_arrow
Tosca’s desperate lament to God
68Tears unseen by anyoneLuigi Alva
Tears unseen by anyoneLuigi Alvaplay_arrow
The growth of a tenor who won the heart of the woman he loves
69Recondita armoniaPlacido Domingo
Recondita armoniaPlacido Domingoplay_arrow
A beautiful aria from Puccini’s Tosca
70You devil, you fiend.Renato Bruson
You devil, you fiend.Renato Brusonplay_arrow
Rigoletto, the pinnacle aria of rage and sorrow
71The current singing voiceRita Streich
The current singing voiceRita Streichplay_arrow
Rosina's Aria, Agilita's Advanced Technique
72Largo al factotumThomas Hampson
Largo al factotumThomas Hampsonplay_arrow
A demanding Rossini piece that requires a baritone to sing in a high range and deliver rapid-fire passages.
73My fatherAna Maria Marutinesu: uta
My fatherAna Maria Marutinesu: utaplay_arrow
A song in which a daughter appeals to her father with her wish to marry her lover
74I wonder what love is like.Inguritto Keruteshi: Uta
I wonder what love is like.Inguritto Keruteshi: Utaplay_arrow
A boy passionately sings of his love for the countess.
75Opera La serva padrona (by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi)I Barokkisuti Okesutora
Opera La serva padrona (by Giovanni Battista Pergolesi)I Barokkisuti Okesutoraplay_arrow
A comic opera about a maid who, through romantic maneuvering, marries her wealthy master.
76Opera ‘Martha’ (Friedrich von Flotow)Shutātsukapere Berurin Kokuritsu Kagijō Ōkesutora
Opera 'Martha' (Friedrich von Flotow)Shutātsukapere Berurin Kokuritsu Kagijō Ōkesutoraplay_arrow
A popular opera depicting a lady-in-waiting’s romance
77Hunters’ Chorus: The Joy of the HunterSurovakia Firuhāmonī Gasshōdan
Hunters’ Chorus: The Joy of the HunterSurovakia Firuhāmonī Gasshōdanplay_arrow
The hunters sing of the joy of the hunt
78手紙の場<だめになってもいいけど、そのまえにわたしは>Dinaara Ariiewa: Uta
Letter scene Dinaara Ariiewa: Utaplay_arrow
The daughter sets down her feelings of love for Onegin in a letter
79Song of a Woman’s HeartDeru=Monako: uta
Song of a Woman's HeartDeru=Monako: utaplay_arrow
A lively classic that sings of a woman's heart
80Opera Hamlet (by Ambroise Thomas)Tūruzūzu Kyapituru Kokuritsu Kangen Gakudan
Opera Hamlet (by Ambroise Thomas)Tūruzūzu Kyapituru Kokuritsu Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
The Appeal of Thomas’s Opera Hamlet
81Comedy The Mastersingers of Nuremberg (by Wagner)Bairoito Shukusai Kangen Gakudan
Comedy The Mastersingers of Nuremberg (by Wagner)Bairoito Shukusai Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
Wagner’s opera, a bright and grand drama in the major scale
82Opera Rinaldo (by Handel)Fenīche Gekijō Kangen Gakudan
Opera Rinaldo (by Handel)Fenīche Gekijō Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
An opera about the love story of a knight and a maiden
83Tosca (by Puccini)Berurin Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudan
Tosca (by Puccini)Berurin Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
The beautiful music and dramatic allure of the opera Tosca
84The Bourgeois Nobleman (composed by Jean-Baptiste Lully)Mujika Furōrea
The Bourgeois Nobleman (composed by Jean-Baptiste Lully)Mujika Furōreaplay_arrow
A comic opera in which townspeople admire the nobility and behave absurdly
85Comic opera The Merry Wives of Windsor (by Otto Nicolai)Yōroppa Shitsunai Kangengakudan
Comic opera The Merry Wives of Windsor (by Otto Nicolai)Yōroppa Shitsunai Kangengakudanplay_arrow
Operas based on Shakespeare’s works
86On a sunny dayRichia Arubanēze: Uta
On a sunny dayRichia Arubanēze: Utaplay_arrow
Madame Butterfly, who waits believing in her husband's return
87Tears unseen by anyoneRuiji Aruva: uta
Tears unseen by anyoneRuiji Aruva: utaplay_arrow
Nemorino notices Adina’s tears
88Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District (by Shostakovich)Roiyaru Konserutohebou Kangen Gakudan
Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District (by Shostakovich)Roiyaru Konserutohebou Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
A wife who married into a wealthy family falls in love with a manservant
89Opera Fidelio by BeethovenRōma Kagekijō Kangen Gakudan
Opera Fidelio by BeethovenRōma Kagekijō Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
Beethoven’s only opera, Fidelio
90Opera: The Rescue of Ruggiero (by Francesca Caccini)Vuwadisuwafu Kuwoshievichi
Opera: The Rescue of Ruggiero (by Francesca Caccini)Vuwadisuwafu Kuwoshievichiplay_arrow
The first opera by a woman, composed by Caccini
91Matador’s SongHoriuchi Yasuo
Matador's SongHoriuchi Yasuoplay_arrow
A difficult baritone aria that sings of the scene in a bullring
92Smetana: The Bartered Bride Overture / Israel Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by István KertészBedrich Smetana
Smetana: The Bartered Bride Overture / Israel Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by István KertészBedrich Smetana
Overture to Smetana's opera “The Bartered Bride”
93Eri tu che macchiaviDmitri Hvorostovsky
Eri tu che macchiaviDmitri Hvorostovskyplay_arrow
Dima singing an aria at a masquerade ball
94Pelléas and Mélisande (by Debussy)Uīn Hōsō Kōkyō Gakudan
Pelléas and Mélisande (by Debussy)Uīn Hōsō Kōkyō Gakudanplay_arrow
Debussy’s fantastical French opera
95Opera: La sonnambula (by Vincenzo Bellini)Kariari Gekijō Shiriko Kangengakudan
Opera: La sonnambula (by Vincenzo Bellini)Kariari Gekijō Shiriko Kangengakudan
A sleepwalking opera distinguished by Bellini’s exquisite melodies
96The Bartered Bride (by Smetana)Cheko Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudan
The Bartered Bride (by Smetana)Cheko Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
A representative opera of Czech national music
97Peter Grimes (Benjamin Britten)Rondon Kōkyō Gakudan
Peter Grimes (Benjamin Britten)Rondon Kōkyō Gakudanplay_arrow
A masterpiece of Britten’s opera Peter Grimes
98What kindness! (What tranquility! / How sweet the April evening is! / How pleasant the April evening is.)
What kindness! (What tranquility! / How sweet the April evening is! / How pleasant the April evening is.)play_arrow
A song that Ernesto sings while waiting for Norina
99Ombra mai fuAafje Heynis
Ombra mai fuAafje Heynisplay_arrow
Famous Italian art songs by Handel
100My name is Mimi.Anna Moffo
My name is Mimi.Anna Moffoplay_arrow
Puccini's La Bohème: Mimi's self-introduction aria
101Libiamo ne’ lieti calici / Drinking Song (Brindisi)Carlo Rizzi/Karuro Rittsi: shiki
Libiamo ne' lieti calici / Drinking Song (Brindisi)Carlo Rizzi/Karuro Rittsi: shikiplay_arrow
Alfredo and Violetta’s meeting song
102I Gioielli della Madonna Intermezzo ~’The Jewels of the Madonna’ – Intermezzo~Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari
I Gioielli della Madonna Intermezzo ~'The Jewels of the Madonna' - Intermezzo~Ermanno Wolf-Ferrariplay_arrow
A representative intermezzo by Wolf-Ferrari
103Dialogues des Carmélites de Poulenc – Les grands moments – Atelier d’opéra UdeMFrancis Poulenc
Dialogues des Carmélites de Poulenc - Les grands moments - Atelier d'opéra UdeMFrancis Poulencplay_arrow
Historical opera of the Carmelite nuns, composed by Poulenc
104Anja Silja – Janacek – Vec Makropoulos – Final part 1.wmvLeoš Janaček
Anja Silja - Janacek - Vec Makropoulos - Final part 1.wmvLeoš Janačekplay_arrow
Janáček's eighth opera
105O god of love, grant us peace.Maria Callas
O god of love, grant us peace.Maria Callasplay_arrow
The beautiful aria of Countess Mozart
106Overture to the opera “The Merry Wives of Windsor”Otto Nicolai
Overture to the opera “The Merry Wives of Windsor”Otto Nicolaiplay_arrow
Overture to an opera composed by Nicolai
107Tchaikovsky: Polonaise from the opera Eugene Onegin, Op. 24Pyotr Tchaikovsky
Tchaikovsky: Polonaise from the opera Eugene Onegin, Op. 24Pyotr Tchaikovskyplay_arrow
Representative operatic works by Tchaikovsky
108my fatherRenée Fleming
my fatherRenée Flemingplay_arrow
Lauretta asks her father for permission to marry
109Rachmaninoff – The Miserly Knight, Op. 24Sergei Rachmaninov
Rachmaninoff - The Miserly Knight, Op. 24Sergei Rachmaninovplay_arrow
Only male characters in Rachmaninoff’s operas
110I don’t understand myself.Teresa Berganza
I don't understand myself.Teresa Berganzaplay_arrow
Mozart’s composition: the delicate emotional expression of a trouser role
111Opera Orfeo (by Monteverdi)Jorudi Sabāru & Ra Kapera Reiaru De Katarūnya
Opera Orfeo (by Monteverdi)Jorudi Sabāru & Ra Kapera Reiaru De Katarūnyaplay_arrow
Monteverdi's Orfeo is the starting point of modern opera.
112Overture to ‘Heaven and Hell’Surovakia Kokuritsu Kositsue Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudan
Overture to 'Heaven and Hell'Surovakia Kokuritsu Kositsue Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
A three-part piece made from an opera
113Samson and Delilah (by Saint-Saëns)Pari Operaza Kangengakudan
Samson and Delilah (by Saint-Saëns)Pari Operaza Kangengakudanplay_arrow
The allure of Saint-Saëns’s masterpiece Samson and Delilah
114Ravel: España (Maurice Ravel)Pari Kokuritsu Kagekijō Kangengakudan
Ravel: España (Maurice Ravel)Pari Kokuritsu Kagekijō Kangengakudanplay_arrow
Ravel’s Impressionist opera with delicate colors
115Chorus of TriumphHeruberuto Fon Karayan: shiki, Uīn Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudan
Chorus of TriumphHeruberuto Fon Karayan: shiki, Uīn Firuhāmonī Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
A magnificent choral piece praising the Egyptian army’s victory
116To live for song, to live for love (To live for song, to live for love)Maria Karasu: Uta
To live for song, to live for love (To live for song, to live for love)Maria Karasu: Utaplay_arrow
A song in which Tosca appeals to God over her lover’s death
117Opera The Magic Flute (by Mozart)Mirano Sukara-za Kangen Gakudan
Opera The Magic Flute (by Mozart)Mirano Sukara-za Kangen Gakudanplay_arrow
The Magic Flute is Mozart’s final masterpiece opera.
118Quel guardo il cavaliereAnna Netrebko
Quel guardo il cavaliereAnna Netrebkoplay_arrow
Norina’s aria from Don Pasquale
119Faust (by Gounod)Uīn Kōkyō Gakudan
Faust (by Gounod)Uīn Kōkyō Gakudanplay_arrow
Gounod’s Faust is an elegant masterpiece
120Marquis, someone like youRita Shutoraihi: Uta
Marquis, someone like youRita Shutoraihi: Utaplay_arrow
The maid Adele’s song from the opera Die Fledermaus