Opera lirica refers to a type of musical theater that combines singing and acting, usually performed in an extravagant and dramatic style. It often features elaborate costumes, sets, and arias sung by trained opera singers.
Related terms
Aria: A solo song within an opera that showcases the singer's vocal abilities and expresses the character's emotions.
Libretto: The text or script of an opera, containing the words that are sung by the characters.
Soprano: The highest female voice type in opera, known for its agility and ability to hit high notes.