Music A-Level
The integrated musical
What The integrated musical means in Music A-Level, as defined for AQA.
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A form pioneered in Rodgers' work with Hammerstein in which songs and dances directly advance the plot and develop character.
Topics that use The integrated musical
- Area of study 4: Music for theatre - Named composers (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
- Character development through music
- Expressive chromatic harmony
- Harmonic and rhythmic complexity
- Harmonic dissonance and bitonality
- Harmonic dissonance and complexity
- Integration of jazz and popular idioms
- Recurring themes and leitmotifs
- Satire and social commentary
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