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What is the difference between an opera and an operetta? An opera has singing, but an operetta does not. Opera singers have more powerful voices than operetta singers. An operetta uses dialogue interrupted by singing, while an opera consists primarily of singing. An opera tells a story, but an operetta does not.

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          What is the difference between an opera and an operetta?
An opera has singing, but an operetta does not.
Opera singers have more powerful voices than operetta singers.
An operetta uses dialogue interrupted by singing, while an opera consists primarily of singing. 
An opera tells a story, but an operetta does not.

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What is the difference between an opera and an operetta? An opera has singing, but an operetta does not. Opera singers have more powerful voices than operetta singers. An operetta uses dialogue interrupted by singing, while an opera consists primarily of singing. An opera tells a story, but an operetta does not.