libretti (Meaning)
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libretti (pl.)
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libretti Sentence Examples
- The opera's libretti, written by acclaimed poet, were a testament to lyrical brilliance.
- Verdi's famed operas showcased the exceptional libretti crafted by the renowned librettist Francesco Maria Piave.
- Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" features masterful libretti that blend humor and intrigue seamlessly.
- The libretti of Wagner's "Ring Cycle" are epic masterpieces that explore profound mythological themes.
- The acclaimed libretti by Richard Strauss deftly capture the psychological depth of his operatic characters.
- Puccini's operas are known for their heart-wrenching libretti, often written by the gifted Luigi Illica.
- The libretti of Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor" are renowned for their tragic intensity and poetic language.
- Handel's oratorios feature libretti that combine biblical themes with soaring melodies.
- Contemporary operas often explore innovative libretti that challenge traditional operatic norms.
- The library houses an extensive collection of libretti, offering a glimpse into the history and evolution of opera.
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The opera's libretti, written by acclaimed poet, were a testament to lyrical brilliance.
Verdi's famed operas showcased the exceptional libretti crafted by the renowned librettist Francesco Maria Piave.
Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" features masterful libretti that blend humor and intrigue seamlessly.
The libretti of Wagner's "Ring Cycle" are epic masterpieces that explore profound mythological themes.
