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Opera titles are italicised. All of these operas and many of the selections have their own Wikipedia articles, that should be linked.--Wetman (talk) 06:27, 16 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]
I realise that titles are normally italicised, but please keep in mind why they are italicised: so that the title stands out from the surrounding text. In this page however, the titles stand out as they are in their own column. Of course, I realise that these words will mean nothing, and eventually all entries in the table will be italicised (despite being harder to read). If you feel the need, I can't stop you.
Regarding links: yes, you are quite correct. Please assist by leading the way and linking some. When I get time, I'll help out.