Historical Opera - and opera music radios

Opera Music Radios, & Historical opera, the greatest singers of all time.
Acte de ballet French, Ballet héroïque French, Ballad opera English, Bühnenfestspiel German, Radio opera English, Afterpiece English, Género grande Spanish, Azione sacra Italian, Azione sepolcrale Italian, Azione scenica Italian, Plural azioni teatrali Italian, Ballad operaEnglish, Bühnenweih­festspiel German, Burla Italian, Russian opera, Burletta Italian, Burletta per musica Italian, Burlettina Italian, Characterposse German, Comédie en vaudevilleFrench, Comédie lyrique French, Comédie mêlée dariettes French, Syngespil Danish, Tonadilla Spanish, Zwischenspiel German, Müller Zeitoper plural Zeitopern, Dramma comico per musica, Opéra-ballet, Opera ballo, Opéra comique en vaudeville, and much more.

Since the days of Handel and Mozart, many composers have favored Italian as the language for the libretto of their operas. From the Bel Canto era to Verdi, composers would sometimes supervise versions of their operas in both Italian and French. Because of this, operas such as Lucia di Lammermoor or Don Carlos are today deemed canonical in both their French and Italian versions.