It depends on exactly what you mean. If you mean teaching in an elementary school, yes, you need a degree. Almost all, if not all, schools require a degree to be a teacher. If you want to teach private lessons or at a private music academy that is not a school, then you don't have to have a degree unless the academy requires it.
In the state of Michigan, where I taught elementary music for many years, you needed at the very least a minor in music to teach it on the elementary level, and preference went to candidates with a major in a music discipline area.
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I dont think you do i have plenty of friends that work in that line but dont have a degree. :) i wanna be one
Yes, a lot of universities offer degrees in music and a lot of musicians have music degrees.
A musical phrase is a group of notes in music. A musical period is a period of time of music, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic and Modern
In a musical, the majority of the plot is told in song. Conflicts are sung, as are happy moments. In a non-musical, there is music, but it is only in the background. The music works with the plot, but most of the time it is unrelated to the storyline.
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do you mean throughout musical theatre history? Not sure what you mean by concepts of music?
No. A musical has songs and music. A melodrama doesn't. Melodrama has changed over time in that it now doesn't have music but it did at around the 1900's.