The purpose of the overture is to introduce the songs in the musical and to set the mood for the opening act. It also gives the orchestra a chance to show off a little. There are three times during a show that the orchestra gets a "solo". The Opening, after the intermission (entracte), and at the end (finale and bows). The entracte introduces the songs in the second half of the show.
The purpose of the overture is to be an introduction for a longer musical piece. It sets the mood for the rest of the music in the first act.
It provides the audience with background information about the Community of Salem.
It forms a prelude or introduction
the Black Crook is the first musical that was on Broadway
Phantom is a musical in broadway
The musical Cats
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The hit musical opened on Broadway on October 18, 2001.
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The purpose of Broadway as musical theatre is to entertain. Broadway refers to a street in Manhattan, New York City, that is home to about 40 professional theatres that have regular stage performances.
The overture
By this question, I am assuming that you mean the opening music in the 1956 musical with Yul Brynner and Deborah Kerr. As was done on the broadway stage, the movie opened with an Overture, which presented several of the musical motifs from the soundtrack.
overture
That would be the 'overture'.
A Broadway Musical was created in 1978.
An overture is an orchestral introduction. It's an introduction, so an overture can be compared to the introduction of a book. Simple as that.
An Overture
the Black Crook is the first musical that was on Broadway
The musical opening is called an overture. It starts with the letter O.
The White Christmas musical on Broadway was a very famous and well known musical during Christmas time. The White Christmas musical on Broadway was opened in 2008.