A very touching opera

Opera has the dual attributes of music and drama, and drama pays attention to touching, otherwise it is an unsuccessful drama.

Classical operas are all left behind by big waves in history, and they are all successful and touching plays.

It is generally believed that tragedy is often more profound than comedy.

According to this standard, it is suggested to exclude comic operas, such as most of Rossini's works; Then rule out operetta, such as merry widow and Bat. Among the remaining operas, some operas ending in "Hello everyone" should be excluded, such as "The Wedding of Figaro" and "The Magic Flute".

What are you listening to?

After a big detour, hehe, I still have to listen to those operas recommended on the first floor.

Whether the opera is touching or not depends largely on the version. For example, in the opera Carmen, different singers will create different Carmen, so there are bitch version, village girl version, savage version, saint version and so on. At the end of the play, Carmen was stabbed to death by Jose. Because of different versions, some died-a farce ended, some mourned-a famous flower withered. Therefore, I have always felt that it would be unfortunate if philharmonic lovers saw (listened to) the version of "Death without pity" for the first time and felt so bored.