Opera and musical theater are much alike except that musical theater generally has much more spoken dialogue than opera does.
musical, opera maybe?
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It's a musical
An opera is a play set to music with props costumes scenery and lighting. It is usually peformed by an orchestra, soloists and chorus, whilst a play is just a drama, a story. A play is an acted out story with spoken scenes. A play with singing scattered between spoken scenes is a musical or operetta. An opera is a play in which all words are sung.
Opera and musical theater are much alike except that musical theater generally has much more spoken dialogue than opera does.
an opera is normally full on singing and more of a simple story line a musical is more acting with music and a more complex story line
Please rephrase - the question is unclear.Music is a part of opera. Opera is a stage play in which all the dialogue is sung with musical accompaniment. The difference is that opera needs music but music doesn't need opera.
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an Opera is normally full on singing and more of a simple story line a musical is more acting with music and a more complex story line
musical, opera maybe?
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.
Within this context -- any Verdi opera would be considered a classical opera.
when you do opera its with your voice and when you do classical music its with an instrument
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It's a musical
A musical drama is an opera.