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Musical - is a theatrical presentation with songs where the emphasis of the story telling is usually conveyed through song much more than regular dialog. This is not always the rule, but pretty much, and until recently Musicals have tended to be lighter in theme Play (or Straight-Play, which means it has no music, not that it's just for straight people) is a theatrical presentation that doesn't use music to tell the story, etc. There are many shows that confuse the two distinctions and blend them, but at a base level, there you go. Musicals are often much more elaborate and expensive to produce and tend to run longer than straight plays.
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What is the difference between a opera and a play?
Opera has little to no speaking. Most the time, no talking whatsoever, all singing. A play, I assume you mean musical, has much more of a script. The scores' music only interjects throughout the story, instead of carrying it. Musical Theatre requires a major acting background, Opera requires an extensive singing background.
What is the difference between radio talk and radio commentary?
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What is the difference between a samurai and shogun?
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What is the difference between playing a musical passage legato vs staccato?
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What is the difference between Thai and Philippine musical instruments?
of thailand and philippines musical instruments
What is the difference between classical musical theatre and traditional musical theatre?
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How much difference between musical halfsteps?
5.9 percent
What is the difference between playing a musical passage at forte and fortissimo?
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What the difference between 'comedy of errors' and 'the boys from Syracuse'?
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What is the difference between a muscial and a play?
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Musical entertainment performed between acts of a play?
Interludes
What is the difference between a conductor and a Musical Director?
a conductor conducts a train ,while a music director directs a concert or musical.
What do you call the difference between two pitches?
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What is the difference between an opera and a play?
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