This week we continue honoring Latin American / Hispanic Artists of today and the past. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it to appear on the screen. For those using a mobile device, we highly recommend turning it horizontal {…}
For this week’s word search, we turn our attention to the Hispanic Heritage Month (or Latinx Heritage Month). Our focus will be on major artists. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it to appear on the screen. For those {…}
(Credit: Vienna State Opera) For this week’s we will look at the interpreters of Elsa’s “Lohengrin.” Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it to appear on the screen. For those using a mobile device, we highly recommend turning it {…}
For this week’s word search we turn to American operas. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it to appear on the screen. For those using a mobile device, we highly recommend turning it horizontal to maximize get the best {…}
(Credit: Sarah Schatz) For this week’s word search, we turn to famed LGBTQIA+ operas. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it to appear on the screen. For those using a mobile device, we highly recommend turning it horizontal to {…}
(Credit: Ken Howard / Met Opera) For this week’s puzzle, you are tasked with finding the first name of a number of major black artists. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it to appear on the screen. For those {…}
As we continue through the month of Wagner, this week’s word search shifts focus to the character Gurnemanz in “Parsifal.” Your job is to find the first name of these noted interpreters. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it {…}
(Credit: Metropolitan Opera) For this week’s word search we turn our attention to the tenors who have become associated with Puccini’s “Turandot” throughout its history. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it to appear on the screen. For those {…}
For this week’s round of puzzles we turn to the world of “Aida” and many of the great sopranos to interpret the role over the years. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it to appear on the screen. For {…}
After last week’s focus on Verdi’s “La Traviata,” now we are looking back at famed tenor interpreters of the title role of the composer’s preceding opera – “Il Trovatore.” In this case, your goal is to find their last names with the only clue at your disposal being their first name. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search {…}
We’ve highlighted sopranos and tenors. Last week we turned to baritones. Now it’s time for mezzo-sopranos to get the spotlight. Instructions: You are free to solve the word search directly on your mobile or desktop device; just click the first and last letter of each word for it to appear on the screen. For those using a mobile device, we highly recommend {…}