Exploring the World of Musical Theater
Delve into the enchanting realm of musical theater, where stories come to life through a harmonious blend of spoken words and captivating melodies. Discover the key roles behind the scenes - from producers to choreographers - that work tirelessly to create magical performances on stage. Uncover the intricacies of vocal ranges and the varied elements that contribute to the mesmerizing world of Broadway and beyond.
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Opera- A story that is completely sung. Play- A story that has only spoken words. Musical - A story that has both spoken words and singing.
http://typophile.com/files/broadway_sign.jpg Today, musical theater is centered in the theater district of New York City, along a street called Broadway .
Female Soprano Male Tenor Highest Middle Lowest Mezzo Baritone Alto Bass
Producer the main person in charge from developing the beginning idea to hiring everyone else. Composer someone who writes the music. Lyricist someone who writes the words to the music. Arranger- someone who takes a piece of music and organizes it, or lays it out, for the instrumentals and singers. Conductor- someone who leads all of the musicians during the performance.
Choreographer- someone who teaches the performers all the dances in the show. Director- someone who directs all the drama in the performance Stage Manager- someone who manages everything about the stage. Scenic Designer- someone who designs all the scenery for the production.
Light Designer- someone who creates all the lighting throughout the performance. Costume Designer- someone who designs all the clothing the cast wears. Pyro technician- someone who is in charge of any special effects such as fire Prop Manager- someone who takes care of all the objects used in the performance.
Duet- When two people sing together. Trio- When three people sing together. Choreography- A dance routine. Prop- An object used in a scene. Overture- An instrumental piece of music played before the show begins. Entr act-The instrumental music played in between the acts of the show. Prologue- Introductory lines spoken before the musical begins.
Overture- Instrumental introduction before the show begins. (Preview) Act I (containing scenes) Intermission (10-20 minutes) Act II (containing scenes) Curtain Call (characters take their bows) Instrumental Exit music http://static.wix.com/media/634746_0d4dc094c878fe027a0dbfa1c6e42949.jpg_srz_980_490_85_22_0.50_1.20_0.00_jpg_srz
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