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The Gavotte is a type of musical dance. There were many composers during the Baroque period and beyond that wrote gavottes.
Without music, musical theatre would be just theatre. Music is the focal point of a story that includes music which is produced in a theatre. This means that not only must the actors be able to act, but to sing. These performances also require an orchestra. Finally, the composers who write the music and lyrics for a musical theatre production are telling a story, and they craft their sequence of musical numbers to help move the story along.
The 1988 production of The Phantom of the Opera, still running on Broadway, won 7 Tony Awards that year.The production received the following awards:Best Actor in a Musical - Michael Crawford as The PhantomBest Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical - Judy Kaye as Carlotta GuidicelliBest Costume Design of a Musical - Maria BjornsonBest Director of a Musical - Harold PrinceBest Lighting Design of a Musical - Andrew BridgeBest Scenic Design of a Musical - Maria BjornsonBest Musical
Math relates to dancing and to being a choreographer. This is because dance is based on following musical beats, which are based in mathematics.
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It is called a 'score'
It depends on how successful the composer is.
The round is a very primitive form of musical structure. It goes back before composers were identified by name.
Mozart, Haydn, Schubert, and Strauss.
Which musical? In general, the term is "librettist" for the guy who writes the music and "lyricist" for the guy who writes the lyrics (words).
Two of the most obvious musical elements that composers use to achieve variety are indeed dynamics and timbre. These can be achieved by using different instruments in different registers.
gershwin, beethovan, Bach