Examples of 'buffo' in a sentence
Meaning of "buffo"
Buffo is a noun used in opera to denote a comic male singer who performs playful or humorous roles on stage, often characterized by exaggerated expressions and gestures.
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- A comic singer, particularly in comic opera
- A surname from Italian.
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The most common one is the buffo.
He specialized in the buffo repertoire and was most often heard in comprimario roles.
Non é buffo.
Buffo is later found killed, and Mark is the prime suspect.
He was an excellent buffo.
The Duetto buffo di due gatti.
I do sleep au buffo.
Mistero buffo is definitely the best known of Dario Fo 's plays in Italy and abroad.
An Animal Tamer heroic buffo bass.
This had two buffo characters, two nobles and two " in between " characters.
Sally 's songs are written in an opera buffo style.
His most famous works are Mistero buffo and Accidental Death of an Anarchist.
Special effects were quite primitive, but his entrances and exits are buffo.
The buffo is particularly good, he 's called Benucci.
Admired for his comedic skills, he specialized in the tenor buffo repertoire.
See also
For buffo baritone, female choir, flute, three clarinets, bass clarinet, two horns and tuba.
Says the guy who likes to sleep in the nude . Au buffo.
How did Tita Buffo sing?
I will try to be more expressive of my wax figure . E buffo.
Mistero Buffo - have.
That includes custom classes presented within an enterprise, Buffo said.
Misha found him after the war was over, but Buffo just shuffled away.
For several years afterwards he was considered the Royal Danish Opera's primary basso buffo.
Doda started this career as a teenager, at the Buffo Theater in Warsaw.
His finest student was Salvatore Baccaloni, a celebrated Italian buffo bass.
She started her musical career in 1998 as a teenager, at the Buffo Theater in Warsaw.
The chair outside . I do sleep au buffo.
French opéra-comique… and the Italian buffo style.
Willibald Lidner, tenor buffo.
