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Music and the Theater
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Music and acting have been done together for a very long time.
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Etrusia UK
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Today, we are most familiar with this through movies or music videos.
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lecercle
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Today we will look at 3 big kinds of "musical theater".
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Opera
No spoken words
Very often in a foreign language
Based on myths, or stories from the 1500-1700
Big, full voice with vibrato
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lorenzog.
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A primary difference between opera and musical theater is the sound of the singers voice.
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Almos Bechtold
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The word for this is tone, or timbre -
the way an instrument or person sounds
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Musical Theater
Very often in English
All kinds of stories, from fairy tales, books, based on "modern" events.
Can be very funny
Loud, bright sound with no vibrato
Spoken dialogue
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tom cochrane
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Film Musicals
Many languages
Can be remakes of musical theater
Many different musical styles
Sometimes without human actors
Voice can be quiet, or loud, but usually very specific to that character
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djwudi
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Orange, black, or white review
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Opera has spoken words
Orange - Yes
Black - No
White - Sometimes
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Musical theater is funny
Orange - always
Black - never
White - sometimes
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angela7dreams
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Film musicals have to have human actors
Orange - no
Black - yes
White - ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Camera Eye Photography
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Which style has vibrato
Orange - opera
Black - film musicals
White - musical theater
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lindes
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Which style can be quiet?
Orange - Musical theater
Black - opera
White - film musicals
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Aaron Hammond
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