Work that combines songs, music, spoken dialogue, acting, and dance.
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He happened to think of Irgens's lyric drama, but he looked for it in vain.
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High hopes filled the hearts of all local lovers of the lyric drama at the period.
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A lyric drama in the Wagnerian manner?
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Comedy, influence on lyric drama
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The opera was at an end, and the people were calling again for Gluck, the creator of the lyric drama.
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It has been, hitherto, one characteristic of the lyric drama to consist of verse; rhyme has been thought not wholly dispensable.
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If Pasta was the Siddons of the lyric drama, unapproachable in its more severe and tragic phases, Malibran represented its Garrick.
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It was over two years since she had read his book, the lyric drama which had brought him so much fame.
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Nevertheless it may be observed that he looked upon an opera, or lyric drama, as the crowning work of his life.
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He is a young and promising man; his name had suddenly become famous two years ago when he published a lyric drama.
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The restraining influence of music has prevented the lyric drama from acquiring the variety and scope of subject material adopted by the spoken drama.
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But as this fine project had no direct bearing on the history of the lyric drama we may permit it to pass without further examination.
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From early morning the archduchesses at the palace had been practising a lyric drama from the pen of Metastasio called "Il Parnasso Confuso."
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Music, in sixteenth century lyric dramas
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Mr. Yeats, on the other hand, is so essentially a lyric poet, that instead of writing dramatic lyrics , he writes lyric dramas.
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Being historical and critical observations and records concerning the Lyric Drama in New York from its earliest days down to the present time.