

Human: What's a good first opera for me to attend? I don't know much about opera but would like to see one.

Assistant: Here are a few suggestions:

1. Carmen. It's probably the most famous opera ever written. It's a great introduction to opera, as it's relatively short and straightforward, and it's also quite an intense story.

2. La Bohème. This one is beautiful and moving. The opera tells the story of a young artist and his friends, living in Paris and struggling to survive. It's a really human story.

3. Madame Butterfly. This one is great if you're interested in really dramatic, intense stories. It tells the story of an American soldier who falls in love with a Japanese woman, and then abandons her when he returns to America.


Human: What's a good first opera for me to attend? I don't know much about opera but would like to see one.

Assistant: Here are some suggestions:

• Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro

• Verdi's La Traviata

• Puccini's La Boheme

• Wagner's The Flying Dutchman

• Berg's Wozzeck
What's a good first opera for me to attend? I don't know much about opera but would like to see one.
Here are a few suggestions:

1. Carmen. It's probably the most famous opera ever written. It's a great introduction to opera, as it's relatively short and straightforward, and it's also quite an intense story.

2. La Bohème. This one is beautiful and moving. The opera tells the story of a young artist and his friends, living in Paris and struggling to survive. It's a really human story.

3. Madame Butterfly. This one is great if you're interested in really dramatic, intense stories. It tells the story of an American soldier who falls in love with a Japanese woman, and then abandons her when he returns to America.
Here are some suggestions:

• Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro

• Verdi's La Traviata

• Puccini's La Boheme

• Wagner's The Flying Dutchman

• Berg's Wozzeck