In the modern era (today) simply "female lead". in 18th and 19th centuries she would be callled "Prima Donna" (First Lady) taking this a step further a "Prima Donna assoluta" would be ahead of all the rest of the female singers. The only ones to be accorded that title in modern times are Maria Calla and Dame Joan Sutherland.
well a female opera singer is a prima Donna
Placido Domingo is a famous opera singer; Enrico Caruso was a famous opera singer. Anna Netrebko is a famous opera singer; Joan Sutherland was a famous opera singer. There are too many to list here.
No she is not - see link below.
Apparently, Mr Rowe earned operatic singing credits with the Baltimore Opera.
Yes. Grant Wood married former opera singer Sara Sherman Maxon in 1935, but later divorced in 1938.
well a female opera singer is a prima Donna
Well, often they happen to be, but a prima Donna is actually more of an annoyingly full of herself female singer (almost always a soprano) who insists on running everything her way or she will throw a fit and refuse to sing. Kind of like a musical drama queen. You have to put up with them because the opera can't go on without them. *sigh* Originally the phrase did mean the main female singer in an opera, or the female member of the opera troupe who almost always got the leading role.
Main role, main character. The leading lady can be referred to as the prima donna.
The female protagonist is Christine Daaé, a young Swedish opera singer.
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Maria Callas
Montserrat Caballe is a female spanish opera singer
donna summers
Anna Netrebko
Dame Kiri Tekanawa
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