Question

During the Classical period, opera buffa (comic opera) plots were based on myths and historical figures.

Answer 1

This statement is false.

The term opera buffa (comic opera) in Italian is used to describe a comedy or humorous opera. Comic characters have appeared in opera since the early 18th century, often in short opera scenes of one act, often staged between major operatic interludes.

Opera buffa is the exact opposite of opera seria. One funny, one serious, one depicting royalty, and one depicting ordinary peasant life that the audience can identify with. Mozart is a common thread between the two, as his famous opera, The Marriage of Figaro is one of the most famous examples of opera buffa.

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