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What was wagners conception of opera known as?
Music Drama
What do opera and ballet have in common?
They are performed to music.
What is the same about an opera oratorio ballet?
They are all performed to music.
Is Opera a noun?
Yes the word opera is a noun. An opera is a theatrical piece of work combining music and drama.
Why did The aristocratic Jockey Club demanded that French opera have a second act ballet?
The aristocratic Jockey Club demanded that French opera include a second act ballet to enhance the entertainment value and appeal of the performances. This demand reflected the social and cultural preferences of the elite, who sought a more lavish and visually captivating experience. Incorporating ballet allowed for a blend of music, drama, and dance, catering to the tastes of the audience and reinforcing the status of opera as a sophisticated art form. Ultimately, the inclusion of ballet became a hallmark of French opera, emphasizing its connection to high society and the importance of spectacle in the arts.
What was wagners conception of opera known as?
Music Drama
What do opera and ballet have in common?
They are performed to music.
What is a drama set to music?
Melodrama or Opera .
What music was banned in 2001 in turkmenistan?
opera and ballet
What is music drama best described as?
Opera is the best way to describe music drama. In particular, an opera that unfolds with continuous dramatic music and dramatic activity.
What is the same about an opera oratorio ballet?
They are all performed to music.
Is Opera a noun?
Yes the word opera is a noun. An opera is a theatrical piece of work combining music and drama.
Music drama is best described as?
Wagner's conception of opera
Where and why did ballet start?
ballet was originally formed in italy but the italians were more intereseted with the opera music so france decided to develop the ballet hope that i have helped
How did liturgical drama relate to music and song?
They used the music and song to tell the stories.
Why did The aristocratic Jockey Club demanded that French opera have a second act ballet?
The aristocratic Jockey Club demanded that French opera include a second act ballet to enhance the entertainment value and appeal of the performances. This demand reflected the social and cultural preferences of the elite, who sought a more lavish and visually captivating experience. Incorporating ballet allowed for a blend of music, drama, and dance, catering to the tastes of the audience and reinforcing the status of opera as a sophisticated art form. Ultimately, the inclusion of ballet became a hallmark of French opera, emphasizing its connection to high society and the importance of spectacle in the arts.
What is the difference between operas and musical?
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.
