Opera Form: Opéra buffa
When was it popular?- 18th century
What were the major characteristics of this form?- it was used for Italian comic operas
What specifically makes this form of opera unique or different form other forms? - Most operas were supposed to be serious, while Opera buffa was entertaining musical comedy
Which major composers wrote this type of opera?- Vinci, Mozart, Rossini, Duni
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<em>Stare at the door. What do you see? Rotted wood, discoloration, just a vision blocker? All of these things are correct. There is no right or wrong answer. Most people are going to assume that it is just a door, that you come in and out of. But, think- what goes on behind closed doors? In your house, court, jail, the white house, in a more silly manner, a bathroom? And, it can be something as simple as your room, or your parents room. Curiosity tends to flood over people, leaving them helpless towards it. I know for a fact, I want to know what happens behind the white house. In court? In a siblings room? This can be taken in a deep manner, or a simple, one-ear-and-out-the other manner. It all depends on perspective, really.</em>
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1.he inspired perspective in painting
2. last self portrait in 1972, everyone was sad but amazed that he worked up until he died.
Art is considered many things...… from music to paintings. This is what everyone knows art as. But really art is what you end up with when your struck with an amazing idea or you see things from a different perspective and notice that it makes something else. The reason why the question "what is art" cannot be answered is because we don't really know what art is ourselves, our definition of art expands everyday when something new is noticed. I'm only in high school so maybe my answer is stupid and doesn't really help..... or maybe it will help. But seeing that no one else has answered your question, I thought I'd give my opinion. Hope this helps a little :)