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Singspiel: The Magic Flute and Others
Original title: ジングシュピール - 魔笛など
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Singspiel means “singing play” in German and is musical theatre performed in Germany from the late 18th to mid-19th centuries. Music is inserted between spoken dialogues, and the content is mainly comic.
Unlike opera, it uses much dialogue, though singing occupies a greater proportion. It is also said to be an ancestor of the musical.
Mozart's “The Magic Flute” and “The Abduction from the Seraglio” are classified as Singspiel and counted among his 5 major operas. Beethoven's “Fidelio,” Weber's “Der Freischütz,” and Nicolai's “The Merry Wives of Windsor” are also included in Singspiel.
ジングシュピール（Singspiel）とは、ドイツ語で「歌う芝居」を意味し、18世紀後半から19世紀中ごろにかけてドイツで上演された音楽劇です。対話形式の地のセリフの間に音楽が挿入され、主に喜劇的な内容が特徴です。
オペラとは異なり対話が多く用いられ、分量的には歌のほうが多いのが特徴です。ミュージカルのご先祖様的な存在ともいわれています。
モーツァルトの「魔笛」や「後宮からの逃走」などがジングシュピールに分類され、モーツァルトの5大オペラに数えられています。また、ベートーヴェンの「フィデリオ」、ウェーバーの「魔弾の射手」、ニコライの「ウィンザーの陽気な女房たち」などもジングシュピールに含まれます。
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