Operatic pop
Operatic pop is a subgenre of pop music that is performed in a classical operatic style. Conversely, a song, theme or motif from classical music may be stylized as pop. The term “popera” is used by some media editors and music reviewers.
Popera performers may be completely untrained singers, who would never be eligible for employment in an opera house singing in a live opera, or they may be fully-trained classical singers 'crossing over' in search of greater popular recognition.
Operatic pop solo singers
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Operatic pop groups
- Romanza- The Art of the Tenor[3]
- Andiamo[4]
- Amici Forever
- Celtic Woman
- East Village Opera Company
- G4[5]
- Gli Scapoli
- Il Divo[6]
- Opera Babes
- Ten Tenors, The
- Three Graces
- Trans Siberian Orchestra
- Only Men Aloud
References
- What is Popera? by Oliver Kamm in Time Online 20 November 2004, accessed 27 June 2008
- Urban dictionary definitions, accessed 27 June 2008
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