OPERA - Answer with 633 Questions

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Theme of this puzzle
Grammy category
Musical drama
Musical work
Verdi work
Kind of house
Verdi opus
Puccini work
Dramatic work
Works
Met offering
Collected works
Puccini piece
La Scala offering
What the fat lady sings?
Musical works
La Scala production
"Einstein on the Beach," e.g.
Sung story
Wagner work
It may be light or grand
Sung drama
Stage offering
Record store section
Musical show
Met production
Theater offering
Stage fare
Mozart work
Bizet work
"La BohÃ¨me," e.g.
Broadway phantom's haunt
What the fat lady sings
Type of ticket
Met fare
Where to hear an aria
Verdi specialty
Puccini genre
Met show
Massenet work
Lincoln Center attraction
Horse follower
e.g.
"The Barber of Seville," e.g.
Verdi forte
Verdi creation
Phantom's haunt, on Broadway
Phantom's haunt
Passion of a noted phantom
La Scala performance
Juilliard major
Drama with music
Drama set to music
"Don Giovanni," for one
"Carmen," e.g.
Where glasses may be raised?
Verdi product
Puccini's forte
Price performance
Phantom's passion
Phantom's bailiwick
Pavarotti performance
Musical melodrama
Met work
La Scala show
Horse ___
Glass work
Beethoven wrote one
"Carmen," for one
"Billy Budd," e.g.
Word with soap or horse
Word with horse or soap
Word with "soap" or "grand"
Where the fat lady sings
Wagnerian work
Wagner specialty
Type of hat or glasses
Puccini production
Numbered works
Musical production
Met score
Lincoln Center production
Lincoln Center offering
La Scala feature
Horse ____
Highbrow musical entertainment
Gig for a soprano
Giacomo Puccini specialty
Flagstad's field
Firefox alternative
DvorÃ¡k's "Rusalka," e.g.
Drama at La Scala
Domingo's domain
Covent Garden event
"Tosca," e.g.
"Tommy," e.g.
"The Marriage of Figaro," for one
"The Magic Flute," e.g.
"Nixon in China," e.g.
"Lulu," e.g.
"Louise" or "Norma"
"Lakme," e.g.
"La Traviata," e.g.
"La Boheme," for one
"Fidelio," e.g.
"Falstaff" or "Fidelio"
"Dido and Aeneas," for one
"Carmen" or "Norma"
''The Marriage of Figaro,'' for one
Work for Moffo or a buffo
Word with soap or grand
Word with light or horse
Word with "glasses" or "buff"
Wagner creation
Verdi's forte
Type of hat
Soprano's gig
Soap or horse follower
Rossini work
Phantom's hangout
Musical genre with its own glasses
Mozart medium
Mozart genre
Met staple
Met piece
Met performance
Luciano's love
Kind of glasses
Kathleen Battle's field
House where some wear glasses
Horse trailer?
Highbrow musical form
Gig for Domingo
Dramatic musical work
Covent Garden production
Covent Garden fare
Comic ___
"William Tell," e.g.
"The Magic Flute," for one
"Peter Grimes," for one
"Nixon in China," for one
"Macbeth" or "Otello"
"Fidelio" is one
"Fidelio," for one
"Faust," e.g.
"Die Fledermaus," for one
"Billy Budd" is one
"Billy Budd" for one
" . . . Mahagonny" is one
Work with a libretto
Word with "light" or "horse"
Word after horse or soap
Word after horse or before house
Where the Marx Brothers spent the night
Where the Marx Bros. spent the night
Where some divas get a hearing?
What some see with Met tickets
Wagner genre
Wagner composition
Verdi genre
Venue for Moffo or a buffo
Type of house or glasses
Type of glasses
Threepenny entertainment?
The Marx Brothers spent a night there
Te Kanawa milieu
Something to see at the Met
Soap production
Soap __
Singspiel, e.g.
Setting for a Marx Brothers farce
Reason to buy Met tickets, perhaps
Puccini product
Price performance?
Place to take your glasses
Palais Garnier performance
One of four in Wagner's Ring cycle
One may be seen with glasses
Musical theatre
Musical extravaganza
Music with singing sopranos
Music with arias
Mozart's "Idomeneo," e.g.
Mozart's "Cosi fan tutte," for example
Mozart offering
Met tragedy, maybe?
Met staging
Met music
Massenet creation
Literally, "works"
Light __
La Scala staging
Kind of glasses or hat
Kathleen Battle's bag
It might end on a high note
It may be watched with binoculars
It may be comic
It can be grand
Horse or light follower
Gluck product
Field of battle
Covent Garden staging
Covent Garden presentation
Covent Garden offering
Copland's "The Tender Land," e.g.
Concert performance
Cherubini work
Butterfly locale?
Britten's "Billy Budd," e.g.
Bloch's "Macbeth," e.g.
Bizet creation
Beethoven wrote only one
Beethoven wrote just one
Beethoven made one
Aria area
"Wozzeck," e.g.
"Turandot" is one
"Turandot," for one
"Tosca," for one
"The Magic Flute", for one
"The Barber of Seville", for one
"ThaÃ¯s," e.g.
"Siegfried," e.g.
"Peter Grimes" is one
"Pagliacci," e.g.
"Oberon" is one
"Norma," for one
"Nabucco" is one
"Martha" or "Norma"
"Manon" or "Mignon"
"Lulu," "Louise," "Norma," or "Carmen"
"Lohengrin," e.g.
"Hansel und Gretel," for one
"Faust," for one
"Don Giovanni," for example
"Die WalkÃƒÂ¼re," e.g.
"Carmen" or "Aida"
"Carmen" is one
"Aida" or "Tosca"
"Aida," for one
"A Night at the ___"
'Turandot' or 'Tosca'
'Fidelio,' e.g.
''The Pirates of Penzance,'' notably
''Il Trovatore,'' for one
''Faust,'' e.g.
''Billy Budd'' for one
''A Night at the ___''
___ buffa
__ glasses
Works in the music business
Workplace where there are many openings
Work with choruses
Work on a grand scale
Work at La Scala
Word with space or soap
Word with soap or space
Word with soap
Word with light or rock
Word with hat or house
Word with grand or soap
Word with glasses or buff
Word with glass or house
Word with buff or buffa
Word before glass or hat
Word after soap or rock
Word after soap or horse
Word after grand or soap
Where you might want glasses
Where you might take a lorgnette
Where workers may sing for their supper
Where to shout to a diva
Where to hear "Bravo!" and "Brava!"
Where the Marxes spent a night
Where some metal singers could hang
Where Otis B. Driftwood spent the night
What Met tickets might be for
Wagnerian production
Wagner's forte
Wagner's "Die WalkÃƒÂ¼re," e.g.
Verdi's "Otello," e.g.
Verdi production
Verdi music
Vehicle for Domingo
Vehicle for Bartoli
Type of hat or house
Turandot for one
Turandot e.g.
Tuneful presentation
Tough "Jeopardy!" category
Threepenny or horse
This can be grand
The works, to Cato
The Who's "Tommy," for one
The Magic Flute, for one
The Kinks "Preservation Act" was a rock one
Teatro San Carlo offering
Teatro La Fenice offering
Tchaikovsky's "The Queen of Spades," e.g.
Sydney ___ House
Subject of Wayne Koestenbaum's "The Queen's Throat"
Strauss's "Die Fledermaus," for one
Spear-carrier's performance
Spear-carrier's genre, sometimes
Space or light follower
Soprano gig
Soap or horse chaser
Soap or horse
Soap ___
Smetana's "The Bartered Bride," e.g.
Singspiel
Singing phantom's haunt
Sill's milieu
Show with much singing
Show with a spear-carrier
Setting for an aria
Setting for a Marx Brothers movie
Setting for a Marx Brothers film
Setting for a Marx Bros. film
Setting for a 1935 Marx Brothers farce
Setting for a 1935 Marx Brothers comedy
Seria or comique preceder
Salieri's "Tarare," e.g.
Rossini genre
Rock or soap follower
Rock or horse follower
Reason to buy Met tickets
Rameau work
Queen: "A Night at the ___"
Queen had a "Night" at one.
Puccini specialty
Puccini presentation
Puccini performance
Puccini output
Puccini offering
Price's metier.
Price production
Ponchielli's "La Gioconda," e.g.
Plural of opus
Place to see tall headgear
Place to find a C-note?
Philip Glass's "Waiting for the Barbarians," e.g.
Philip Glass's "Akhnaten," e.g.
Phantom's locale
Phantom's haunt?
Phantom milieu?
Peter EÃ¶tvÃ¶s's "Angels in America," for one
Performance at the Met
Pavarotti milieu
Part of Mozart's art
Paris landmark, with "L'"
Paris landmark (with ''L''')
Paris cultural center
Palais Garnier production
Paer product
P.D.Q. Bach's "The Stoned Guest," e.g.
Only the best rockers could also sing this
One may be seen from a box
One about Jerry Springer debuted in 2003
Oft-subtitled performance
Offenbach offering
Occasion for glasses
Musical work that's often not in English
Musical spectacle
Musical melodrama, often
Music drama
Mozart specialty
Miss Sills's vehicle
Miss Horne's milieu
Mezzo-soprano's gig
Meyerbeer's specialty
Meyerbeer product
Meyerbeer composition
Met tragedy, perhaps?
Met shot
Met musical
Met field
Met doings
Met business
Menotti's "The Consul," e.g.
Massenet's forte
Massenet offering
Mascagni product
Marx Brothers setting
Marx Brothers locale
Lyric drama
Lulu or Zaza
Lulu or Louise
Locale for lorgnettes
Literally, "works". . .
Lincoln Center show
Lincoln Center presentation
Light or horse
Libretto subject
Leonie Rysanek's field
La Tosca or La Traviata
La Scala event
Kiri Te Kanawa's milieu
Kind of house or hat
Kind of house or glasses
Kind of hat or house
Kind of hat or glasses
Kind of glass or house
Kathleen BattleÃ‚'s bag
John Adams production
Joan Sutherland's field
Janacek work
JanÃƒÂ¡cek creation
Jacopo Peri work
It's usually grand
It's sometimes grand
It's got a libretto
It may be seria or buffa
It literally means "works"
It "sounds like a bunch of Italian chefs screaming risotto recipes at each other," according to Aristotle Onassis
Impresario's production, perhaps
Impresario's presentation
House type
Horse trailer
Horse ___ (western)
Highbrow show
High-culture work
Haunt of a certain phantom
Hat or house
Handel's "Lotario," e.g.
Handel's "Deidamia," for one
Handel's ''Lotario,'' e.g.
H. Parker's "Fairyland" is one
Grand or light work
Grand or light
Grand or horse
Grand or comic
Grand art form
Gounod's forte
Gluck's forte
Gluck work
Gluck composition, e.g.
Glasses or hat
Giuseppe Verdi production
Gig for a tenor
Giacomo Puccini's work
Focus of some buffs
Field of buffos
Falstaff e.g.
Event where you might get a box
Event to watch with binoculars
Event at L.A.'s Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
Entertainment form.
Each of this puzzle's long Across answers sounds like one
Dvorak's "Russia," e.g.
Drama with divas
Donizetti work
Donizetti specialty
Donizetti offering
Diva's setting
Covent Garden show
Covent Garden attraction
Concert hall presentation
Concern of an impresario
Composer's works
Comic work, perhaps
Comic or horse follower
Comic __
Cherubini product
Charpentier creation
Certain phantom's haunt
Certain company's concern
Carmen or Aida
Buffo's milieu
Britten's "Billy Budd," for one
Britten creation
Bouffe or comique start
Bouffe or comique
Bolshoi Theatre production
Bolshoi Theatre offering
Boito's "Mefistofele," e.g.
Bizet's "Carmen," e.g.
Bizet offering
Bing's thing
Beggar's, for one
Beethoven's 'Fidelio,' e.g.
Bayreuth production
Barry McCauley's forte
Australian band Boom Crash ___
Aria setting
An aria is part of it
Aida or Lakme
Adams's "Nixon in China," for one
Activity for some season ticket holdersÂ Â
"Yolanta," e.g.
"Wozzeck" or "Vanessa"
"Wozzeck" is one
"William Tell" or "Robin Hood"
"William Tell" or "Falstaff"
"William Tell," for one
"What's __, Doc?": Classic "Looney Tunes" short
"What's ___, Doc?" (famed Bugs Bunny cartoon)
"What's ___, Doc?" (cartoon with the line "Kill the wabbit...")
"Werther," for one
"Tosca" or "ThaÃ¯s"
"Tosca" or "Thais," e.g.
"Tosca" or "Pagliacci"
"Tommy" was a rock one
"Tommy" is a rock one
"Tommy," for one
"The Three Penny ---"
"The Tempest" or "Otello"
"The Phantom of the ___"
"The Makropulos Affair," for one
"Simon Boccanegra," e.g.
"Schwanda the Bagpiper," e.g.
"Salome," e.g.
"Rienzi" or "Jenufa"
"Quadrophenia": The Who's other rock ___
"Quadrophenia": The Who's other rock __
"Porgy and Bess," for one
"Porgy and Bess," e.g.
"Pique Dame," e.g.
"Peter Grimes," e.g.
"Parsifal," e.g.
"Otello", for example
"Otello" is one
"Otello," for one
"Otello," e.g.
"Orfeo," e.g.
"Orfeo ed Euridice," e.g.
"Of Mice and Men" became one in 1970
"Oberto" is one
"Norma" or "Tosca"
"Norma" or "Martha"
"Norma" or "Fidelio"
"Norma" or "Carmen"
"Norma" is one
"Norma," e.g.
"No good ___ plot can be sensible": W.H. Auden
"No good ___ plot can be sensible ...": W. H. Auden
"Nixon in China", e.g.
"Nixon in China," for example
"Nixon in China "is one
"Nabucco," for one
"Martha" or "Louise"
"Martha" is one
"Martha," e.g.
"Manon," for one
"Manon," e.g.
"Lulu" or "Zaza"
"Lulu" or "Wozzeck"
"Lulu" or "Norma"
"Lulu" or "Louise"
"Lulu" or "Lakme"
"Luisa Miller," e.g.
"Lucrezia Borgia," for one
"Louise," for one
"Lohengrin," for one
"Les Troyens," e.g.
"La Gioconda," e.g.
"La BohÃ¨me" or "La Traviata"
"L'Africaine," e.g.
"Il Trovatore," for one
"Il Trovatore," e.g.
"Idomeneo," e.g.
"I like every kind of music except rap, country, and ___"
"How wonderful ___ would be if there were no singers": Rossini
"HÃ¤nsel und Gretel," e.g.
"Grand" music
"Genoveva" was the only one written by Robert Schumann
"Fidelio" for one
"Faust" or "Don Giovanni"
"Falstaff" or "Otello"
"Falstaff," for one
"Falstaff," for example
"Falstaff," e.g.
"Euridice" was the first complete one
"Euridice" is one
"Ernani" or "Orfeo"
"Ernani," for one
"Ernani," e.g.
"Don Giovanni", for one
"Die Walkure," e.g.
"Die Fledermaus," e.g.
"Dido and Aeneas," for an early English example
"Der Rosenkavalier," for one
"Deidamia" was Handel's last
"Carmen" or "Tosca"
"Carmen" or "Faust"
"Carmen" or "CosÃ¬ Fan Tutte"
"Carmen" for one
"Billy Budd" or "Peter Grimes"
"Anna Nicole," for one
"Anna Bolena" or "Anna Nicole"
"AÃ¯da" or "Carmen"
"Aida"
"A Night at the ___" (Queen album)
"___ in English is, in the main, just about as sensible as baseball in Italian": H.L. Mencken
'William Tell,' e.g.
'Turandot,' e.g.
'Tosca' or 'Turandot'
'Tosca,' for one
'Tosca,' e.g.
'The Phantom of the --'
'Rigoletto,' for one
'Otello,' e.g.
'Orfeo,' e.g.
'Fidelio' or 'Faust'
'Fidelio' is one
'Ernani,' e.g.
'Carmen,' for one
'Aida' is one
'Aida,' e.g.
''Turandot,'' for one
''The Magic Flute'', e.g.
''The Magic Flute,'' e.g.
''The Barber of Seville,'' e.g.
''Rigoletto'', for one
''Porgy and Bess,'' for one
''Otello'', for one
''Norma'' for one
''Nixon in China'', e.g.
''Lulu'' or ''Norma''
''Fidelio'' was Beethoven's only one
''Fidelio'' is one
''Fidelio'' for one
''Fidelio,'' for one
''Faust'' or ''Don Giovanni''
''Faust,'' for one
''Ernani,'' e.g.
''Einstein on the Beach,'' e.g.
''Carmen'' or ''Aida''
''Carmen,'' e.g.
''Ada'', for one
___ hats
___ bouffe