Converse of object

• write: The biggest challenge in writing the libretto for Sirius on Earth was to create a detached yet familiar reality within a short time frame.

• include: Plans include the libretto for an opera based on The Little Prince ( music by Rachel Portman ) for English National Opera.

• translate: Not only did Tom provide sets, he also translated the libretto.

• read: I have to strain to hear words: should have read libretto beforehand.

• produce: Working with children from three Lewisham primary schools to produce an opera libretto with the River Thames as its theme.

• base: On his final return to Austria in 1795, he took with him an English libretto based on Milton's " Paradise Lost " .

Adjective modifier

• original: Vocal range: top E-flat - D Clowns 1 and 2 ( Priests in the original libretto and score ).

• full: Full libretto with translation will be available in the concert program.

• new: Wonderful Viennese music combined with an exuberant and hilarious new libretto sung in English, all adds up to unmissable entertainment!

• complete: The production was well received by opera magazine, click here for reviews, photographs and a complete libretto of the opera.

• English: On his final return to Austria in 1795, he took with him an English libretto based on Milton's " Paradise Lost " .

Modifies a noun

• reading: These took the form of libretto readings, opera extracts given in full score with musicians and singers, followed by an open discussion.

Preposition: of

• opera: It was like reading the libretto of an opera.

Preposition: for

• opera: Alan and Nancy at home in 1978 The libretto for these operas were in each case prepared and written in about six months.

• cantata: Libretto for cantata on animal rights, music by Tony Biggin.

Preposition: by

• composer: Libretto by the composer, after the short story by Gogol.

• writer: The new opera commission from young Scottish composer Stuart MacRae features a libretto by writer and poet Simon Armitage.