Respuesta :
-It was sung in the vernacular
-It presented down-to-earth plots
-It featured ensemble as well as solo singing
-It presented down-to-earth plots
-It featured ensemble as well as solo singing
Comic opera differ from opera serai in the following ways:
⇒It was sung in the vernacular.
⇒It presented down-to-earth plots.
⇒It featured ensemble as well as solo singing.
What is Comic Opera?
A sung dramatic work of a light or comedic nature, also referred to as light opera or comic opera, typically has a happy conclusion and frequently includes spoken dialogue.
Late 17th-century Italy was when comic opera first began to take shape. As a substitute for opera serai, opera buffa first appeared in the 1730s.
It immediately arrived in France, where it developed into opéra comique and, later, French operetta, with Jacques Offenbach as its most talented exponent.
Other regions of Europe were influenced by the French and Italian versions.
Many nations created their own comic opera genres by combining their national musical traditions with the Italian and French models.
What is Opera serai?
Opera seria is an Italian musical phrase that describes the aristocratic and "serious" form of Italian opera that dominated Europe from the 1710s to roughly 1770.
Its plural is opere serie, and its pronunciation in English is [pera srja]. The phrase itself was not commonly used at the time and didn't become so once opera seria started to lose favor and be seen as more of a historical genre.
Opera buffa, a "comic" opera that was inspired by the improvised commedia dell'arte, was opera serai's well-liked adversary.
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