If you're looking to sing like the characters in "The Magic Flute", then the key element to focus on is opera singing. Opera singing is a very different style of singing from pop or rock, and it requires some specific techniques to master.

One of the most important aspects of opera singing is breath control. This is because opera singing requires long, sustained phrases that are challenging to maintain without sufficient breath support. To start with, you can take Singing Carrots' basic breathing exercise to get an understanding of how breath control works. This will help you to develop the correct diaphragm and abdominal muscles to use while singing.

The next key element to focus on is singing with your chest voice. Your chest voice is the lower register of your voice, and it's the foundation of opera singing. Singing in your chest voice will help you to project your voice and achieve the resonance you need to fill an opera hall. Take a look at this Chest Voice Explained video for more guidance.

In terms of technique, "The Magic Flute" requires a lot of sustained notes, vibrato, and a broad range of vocal tones. It is essential to master the art of singing with vibrato in the right places to create the style and sound that the opera demands. To improve your vibrato, try out the Beggars Bounce and Diaphragm Bounce videos.

In terms of songs, you might want to focus on the arias from "The Magic Flute". A few noteworthy selections include the beautiful "Der Hölle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen", the grand entrance of the Queen of the Night, and "O Isis und Osiris", a duet between the high priest and the men who are taking Tamino into the temple.

In conclusion, mastering the art of opera singing requires patience, discipline, and plenty of practice. Take advantage of the resources that Singing Carrots offers, including its vocal range test, pitch accuracy test, vocal pitch monitor, song search, and educational singing course which covers the basic techniques and practical tips. Learn and practice regularly the techniques and songs showcased in "The Magic Flute", and you'll be well on your way to mastering the art of opera singing.