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- Rock_opera abstract "A rock opera is a work of rock music that presents a storyline told over multiple parts, songs or sections in the manner of opera. A rock opera differs from a conventional rock album, which usually includes songs that are not unified by a common theme or narrative. More recent developments include metal opera and rap opera (sometimes also called hip-hopera). A rock opera tells a coherent story, and may involve songs performed as if sung by separate characters in a drama, as in classical opera.A rock opera may or may not be presented in a staged performance. In recorded form it can be similar to a concept album (of which it is a subset), though the latter may simply set a mood or maintain a theme.In Russian music, the term zong-opera (Зонг-опера) is sometimes used since the first Soviet-Russian rock-opera Orpheus and Eurydice was described with this term, for political reasons. While the term "rock-opera" was already known in the Soviet rock music circles, the term "rock" was blacklisted by the Soviet Ministry of Culture. Therefore the term "zong" was used - a Russian-language rendering of the German word "Song", borrowed from German for philosophical Songs embedded in the dramaturgy of Bertold Brecht, officially popularized in the Soviet Union.".
- Rock_opera wikiPageID "88600".
- Rock_opera wikiPageRevisionID "605638766".
- Rock_opera date "April 2014".
- Rock_opera hasPhotoCollection Rock_opera.
- Rock_opera reason "it is a jumbled, unsorted rambling list of things".
- Rock_opera subject Category:Musical_theatre.
- Rock_opera subject Category:Rock_operas.
- Rock_opera type Genre.
- Rock_opera type MusicGenre.
- Rock_opera type TopicalConcept.
- Rock_opera type MusicalComposition.
- Rock_opera type Concept.
- Rock_opera comment "A rock opera is a work of rock music that presents a storyline told over multiple parts, songs or sections in the manner of opera. A rock opera differs from a conventional rock album, which usually includes songs that are not unified by a common theme or narrative. More recent developments include metal opera and rap opera (sometimes also called hip-hopera).".
- Rock_opera label "Opera rock".
- Rock_opera label "Opera rockowa".
- Rock_opera label "Opéra-rock".
- Rock_opera label "Rock opera".
- Rock_opera label "Rockoper".
- Rock_opera label "Rockopera".
- Rock_opera label "Ópera rock".
- Rock_opera label "Ópera rock".
- Rock_opera label "Рок-опера".
- Rock_opera label "ロック・オペラ".
- Rock_opera sameAs Rocková_opera.
- Rock_opera sameAs Rockoper.
- Rock_opera sameAs Ροκ_όπερα.
- Rock_opera sameAs Ópera_rock.
- Rock_opera sameAs Rock_opera.
- Rock_opera sameAs Opéra-rock.
- Rock_opera sameAs Opera_rock.
- Rock_opera sameAs ロック・オペラ.
- Rock_opera sameAs 록_오페라.
- Rock_opera sameAs Rockopera.
- Rock_opera sameAs Opera_rockowa.
- Rock_opera sameAs Ópera_rock.
- Rock_opera sameAs m.0m5rc.
- Rock_opera sameAs Q253137.
- Rock_opera sameAs Q253137.
- Rock_opera wasDerivedFrom Rock_opera?oldid=605638766.
- Rock_opera isPrimaryTopicOf Rock_opera.