| operatic voice | 0.79 | A great operatic voice is a glory. | ||
| operatic aria | 0.72 | Strains of an operatic aria drifted from the television. | ||
| operatic career | 0.72 | The routine and constant travel of an operatic career is wearying. | ||
| operatic world | 0.66 | He knew all the gossip of the operatic world. | ||
| operatic role | 0.59 | Downstairs, the soprano June Anderson huddled, talking operatic roles. | ||
| operatic tenor | 0.59 | Serves four operatic tenors or six sopranos. | ||
| operatic music | 0.53 | Since then, the Carol has been set to Broadway music, symphonic music, operatic music. | ||
| operatic repertory | 0.53 | Ms. von Stade is busy tailoring her operatic repertory. | ||
| operatic style | 0.53 | It has an almost old-fashioned operatic style. | ||
| operatic soprano | 0.46 | Still, she had early success as an operatic soprano. | ||
| operatic singing | 0.39 | There is, more or less, a consensus about what constitutes fine operatic singing. | ||
| operatic drama | 0.33 | But La Divina built a lifestyle that matched operatic high drama. | ||
| operatic life | 0.33 | The end of the operatic life is its vindication. | ||
| operatic production | 0.33 | But an operatic production is not just a theatrical showcase for a concert in costume. | ||
| operatic tradition | 0.33 | The operatic tradition, never strong in England, had weakened everywhere. | ||
| operatic stage | 0.26 | The divas, goddesses of the operatic stage, commanded worshipful audiences that clung to every note. |