Opera is often a moving experience that utilizes music to tell a story.
The music that accompanies the performance is passionate and dramatic.
Singing opera requires a combination of natural talent, training, a love
of languages, dramatic flair and an affinity for acting. As with
anything, singing opera requires practice. You should expect long hours
and hard work. After all, the word opera means "work" in Italian.
Instructions
1
Listen to opera music, attend live shows and study the great
performers. The most important elements in learning any skill are
knowledge and passion. If you have a love for the music, study the genre
for a thorough understanding of it. It is crucial to understand the
music if you want to be successful performing it. Studying the great
opera singers will influence your style and allow you to find your own
niche.
2
Take voice lessons to help you refine your abilities. An
instructor will also help you find your tessitura (the range with which
you feel most comfortable). If you are unable to afford professional
instruction, look for discounted lessons at a local university or
college. Students in music programs are often looking for pupils on
which to test their skills.
3
Study foreign languages commonly used in opera. Italian is a wise choice, since the majority of opera music is sung in Italian.
4
Study music theory and how to read music. An instructor will
help, but you can increase your knowledge through books and online
resources. Data Dragon is one online site that offers in-depth
instruction on how to read music (see Resources below).
5
Join a choir to train your voice further, test your range and practice reading music.
6
Sing every day. Cantolopera can help you practice by
providing the background instrumentation for the songs featured in many
popular operas (see Resources below).
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