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Musical feast given by the cardinal de La Rochefoucauld in the Teatro Argentina in Rome in 1747

Lists of operas cover operas, a form of theatre in which music is essential, and the roles are portrayed by singers. There are general lists and lists by theme, country, medium and venue.

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