Operetta
Melodramma
Burletta
Verisimo
All to do with Italian opera
Hmmmm, well yes, but if I was being mean I’d ask for a more specific answer!!
But your luck’s in…:-D:-D
Operetta is Light Opera
Melodramma is a more dramatic style
Burletta is farcical opera
Verisimo is realistic opera based on contemporary everyday life
Over to you!
Not sure about verisimo, which was why I asked for a V.
I believe the term is verismo.
Me being a nit-picker and pedant, you understand! 
Probably confused with this…
Yep. Looks as though it can be either, depending where you look…
Over to you Judd!
Fair enough, Ruthio! And thanks for the links, because when I googled it I didn’t find anything!
Okay peeps, another one to close the weekend. Everyone (including nit-pickers and pedants) welcome. 
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D please Judd
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An F please, Judd.
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An L please.
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