Difference between Musicals and Songlike

MUSICALS vs SONGLIKE: NOUN

Plural form of musical.
A play or film whose action and dialogue is interspersed with singing and dancing

Sweet, Honeyed, Musical comedy, Musical theater, Dulcet, Mellifluous, Cantabile, Songlike, Singable, Songful, Melodious, Philharmonic, Lyrical, Singing, Melodic

Plainchant, Chordal, Melismatic, Contrapuntal, Mozartian, Polytonal, Cadenced, Fugal, Songful, Lyric, Arioso, Ariose, Musical, Melodious, Melodic

Chanted, Liquid, Sweet, Honeyed, Dulcet, Mellifluous, Cantabile, Songlike, Singable, Songful, Melodious, Philharmonic, Lyrical, Singing, Melodic

Plainchant, Chordal, Melismatic, Contrapuntal, Mozartian, Polytonal, Cadenced, Fugal, Songful, Lyric, Arioso, Ariose, Musical, Melodious, Melodic

He is handsome, faithful and loves old musicals.
Mary also enjoyed attending theater productions and musicals.
Julie Andrews is now directing musicals in Australia.
New style overviews for pop and jukebox musicals.
The recoupment rate for revivals of musicals was LESS than the recoupment rate for new musicals.
The, audio musicals below are available in midi Format To view and listen to the Midi musicals click the Sound Icon, click.
In learning about the evolution of musicals and their characteristics, the participants will develop a basic knowledge of, and interest in, musicals.
In the fourth year, students are in residence at Goodspeed Musicals for three weeks in January working on a Festival of New Musicals.
First couple of lessons on musicals for a GCSE group focusing on the history of musicals and word painting.
Equity card in Dallas doing musicals during the summer musicals.

The arias were simple and songlike, in contrast to the long, florid arias of Italian music, and the influence of Italian recitative is slight.
Darwin himself argued for a songlike precursor to music and language that served to communicate emotion during courtship rituals.
The piece begins with a songlike adagio theme that mixes both B major and B minor modalities.