About This Category
Opera is drama turned into sound. Born in Italy in the 17th century, it blended storytelling, acting, and music into one art form. Mozart gave it charm with works like The Magic Flute, while Verdi and Puccini filled theaters with emotion, from heartbreaking arias to thunderous choruses. Wagner reshaped opera with epic scale and endless melody, turning stage and orchestra into a single overwhelming experience. The sound of opera is unmistakable: sopranos soaring to dizzying heights, tenors booming with passion, baritones grounding with power, all woven with orchestral richness. Costumes, sets, and voices merge into a total spectacle. Opera is not just listening; it is living a story. Step into a theater, let the overture swell, and dare to join the chorus — opera invites you to sing, feel, and breathe with its passion!