Nudelkopf
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Scores (help a musical reject here)I read it on another forum..
What's the difference between a full score and a conductor's score?
And they didn't really give a true answer. So what is the difference?
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kiwitechgirl
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A full score has all the instruments' and vocal parts written out in full. A conductor's score doesn't; it has a condensed version of the score which could be played on a piano or keyboard, with a vocal line above it, and sometimes with another instrumental line as well. Often the piano part will have indications as to which instrument is playing particular sections.
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Joshua
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| kiwitechgirl wrote: | | A full score has all the instruments' and vocal parts written out in full. A conductor's score doesn't; it has a condensed version of the score which could be played on a piano or keyboard, with a vocal line above it, and sometimes with another instrumental line as well. Often the piano part will have indications as to which instrument is playing particular sections. |
Good Answer.
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Nudelkopf
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| Joshua wrote: | | Good Answer. |
I agree 
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wicked_boy
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My own question....
What's the difference between a musical director and conductor?
In all shows I've done, they've been the same person.
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scottorr
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A musical director teaches the music to the performers and works with them on it, while a conductor just conducts the actual live performances from the pit.
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wicked_boy
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| scottorr wrote: | | A musical director teaches the music to the performers and works with them on it, while a conductor just conducts the actual live performances from the pit. |
Makes sense lol.
*Durh.*
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