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opera bouffe

[op-er-uh boof, op-ruh, aw-pey-ra boof] / ˈɒp ər ə ˈbuf, ˈɒp rə, ɔ peɪ ra ˈbuf /


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Young Menotti nowhere showed astonishing originality, certainly showed he could write better opera bouffe than any other man alive.

From Time Magazine Archive

The pedigree of this tatterdemalion opera bouffe is long and diffuse.

From Time Magazine Archive

In Los Angeles, Peruvian Songbird Yma Sumac, 35, exercising all the resources of her four-octave voice, starred in a choice bit of opera bouffe in three acts.

From Time Magazine Archive

In 1894 the U.S. struck him as "a grand opera bouffe of absolutely daft or imbecile human beings."

From Time Magazine Archive

It was the Italian opera bouffe on the most charming stage in the world.

From A Short History of Italy (476-1900) by Sedgwick, Henry Dwight




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