Do any of you tasteless fucks listen to opera? Let's get

I've tried but it's too hard for me to keep attentive.
I do like shorter songs sung in vibrato though.
Any recommendations? I mean I tried listening to wagner but I understandably lost interest very quickly.

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>>69026292
Like all things classical, listen to Mozart.

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Einstein On The Beach

Anonymous 2016-11-12 23:32:53 Post No.69026562
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I have a vague knowledge of Carmen I guess

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>>69025105
>/mu/
>Opera
You have a little too much faith in humanity. On a more serious note, here's my recommendation:
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/wilhelm-furtwangler-ludwig-suthaus-kirsten-flagstad/tristan-und-isolde/

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>>69026320
You can't just force yourself to like it. Start light, and work from there. Start with the operas of the wienclassic era (Mozart and his contemporaries) and move slowly forwards.

Remember, all tastes are aquired. Some are more difficult to aquire because the music is more complex in different ways. Wagner is way too complex and massive to start with.

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>>69026273
Most of his operas comprised of hackwork. His best overtures were ingenious though.

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Tosca, Carmen, Madama Butterfly, the list goes on...

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>>69025105
Yeah bro. Tristan, Pelléas and Don Giovanni.

If I have to choose between the three, I'm gonna go with Pelléas, since it is more interesting and challenging than Don Giovanni, but not as fucking long and tiring as Tristan.

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>>69026292
Start with Othello and go from there.

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>>69028564
Fuck I meant Orfeo

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>>69028585
Otello is really good too though.

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>>69025105
I didnt know John Goodman made opera music

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>>69025105

Gounod's Faust is the true patrician taste.

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