An operetta is a form of light opera that combines elements of music, dialogue, and dance. It typically features a more lighthearted and humorous storyline compared to traditional opera. Operettas often include catchy melodies and spoken dialogue, making them accessible and entertaining for a wide audience. This genre usually involves simpler musical structures and shorter performances than grand opera. Popular operettas often include romantic or comedic themes and are known for their charming and whimsical nature.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „operetta” po angielsku

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