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Allegro - joyful or quick in tempo
Baritone - the medium male voice type
Bass - the lowest male voice type
Bravo - "great" in Italian
Chorus - a group of singers
Concert master - head violinist in the orchestra
Conductor - the person who leads/directs the orchestra
Costumer - the person that makes or supplies costumes
Crescendo - to get louder in volume
Decrescendo - to get softer in volume
Director - the person who directs the dramatic interpretation of
the show and is generally in charge of the production
Forte - to play or sing music loudly (a "dynamic")
Harpsichord - an instrument like a piano used mostly in Mozart
operas
House Manager - the person in charge of the front of the theater
and tickets
Lento - to play or sing music slowly (a "dynamic")
Lighting designer - the person who creates the lighting
concept
Mezzo - the medium female voice type |
Mozart - a famous composer of operas 1756-1790
Orchestra - the musicians who play the instruments
Piano - to play or sing music softly (a "dynamic")
Pre Concert Lecture - a discussion about the show prior to the
event
Props - the everday items used on stage like a table or
chairs
Puccini - the most famous Italian opera composer. "La
Boheme, Madame Butterfly"
Scenery - the backdrops, walls and doors in a show
Set Designer - the person who designs and constructs the stage
set and scenery
Soprano - the highest female voice type
Stage Crew - the team of people who move the sets and stage
pieces
Stage Manager - the person who calls "places" in the show
Supertitles - the English translation of the words displayed
above the stage
Tenor - the highest male voice type
Traditional Opera - opera done in the original form and
language
Verdi - Italian composer of operas, including "La Traviata",
"Aida" and "Otello"
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