Noun:

ଅପେରା ତାରକା |,

operatic star's Usage Examples:

Although he is almost booed off the stage for upstaging the operatic star Bettichino, he proves a great success, and both he and Guido have a.

[citation needed] His parents were Ellen Wilson, a Swedish actress and operatic star, and Carl F.

John Braham, a veteran operatic star, planned a theatre in the fashionable St James"s area, on a site in.

Smith graduated UT in 1959 and later gained international renown as an operatic star.

1837-50, where she reportedly succeeded Augusta Schrumpf as the leading operatic star of the Norwegian stage.

following everywhere, Magda Olivero was never at the centre of the operatic star system, being largely restricted to Italian provincial theatres, and.

The operatic star Adelina Patti dubbed her "the Nightingale of Wales".

that this was "the first invasion of those countries by an American operatic star in repertoire performances".

"Susan Chilcott: Compelling operatic star with a rare commitment to her work".

Synonyms:

vocalizer, diva, opera star, singer, vocalist, vocaliser, prima donna,

Antonyms:

inferior, fail, stupidity, uncreativeness, generalist,