What is another word for operatic singing?
Pronunciation: [ˌɒpəɹˈatɪk sˈɪŋɪŋ] (IPA) 
Operatic singing is a form of musical performance that involves a trained voice and a focused technique. The operatic style is characterized by its ability to convey emotion and tell stories through music, lyrics, and dramatic movement. Synonyms for operatic singing include classical singing, vocal performance, aria singing, and bel canto. Classical singing is the most general and encompasses all forms of art music, while vocal performance and aria singing refer more specifically to the performance of operatic works. Bel canto refers to a particular style of operatic singing characterized by smooth, expressive phrasing and a bright, powerful sound. Regardless of the term used, operatic singing requires impeccable technique, a polished tone, and an ability to interpret and convey meaning through the voice.
