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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
musicalize .
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Examples
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PE: Each project should arrive at its own thematic "musicalized" cueing motif.
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I wanted to see how the musicalized version would hold the stage on the basis of its own merits.
George Heymont: A.C.T. Unveils a New Musical: Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City
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The Willy Wonka story has been musicalized numerous times but has never made it to Broadway...yet. it was scheduled for London this holiday but the show's creative team was sidetracked by their unappreciated gem Catch Me If You Can, which closed on Broadway too soon.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: 1939 -- Still Hollywood's Greatest Year
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These various layers create numerous inconsistencies, but the individual dramatic scenes are so skillfully musicalized that they all play like gangbusters, regardless of the things that don't really jibe.
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Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol has been musicalized endlessly, though the most enduring is probably Scrooge with Albert Finney.
Michael Giltz: DVDs: 1939 -- Still Hollywood's Greatest Year
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I wanted to see how the musicalized version would hold the stage on the basis of its own merits.
George Heymont: A.C.T. Unveils a New Musical: Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City
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It seems too many times that somebody just wants to take a popular title and slap in on stage with no thought to what should change in a stage adaptation, or if the movie really should be musicalized (do these characters actually sing?).
'Bring It On' heads to Broadway: Which movie should be next? | EW.com
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I wanted to see how the musicalized version would hold the stage on the basis of its own merits.
George Heymont: A.C.T. Unveils a New Musical: Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City
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I wanted to see how the musicalized version would hold the stage on the basis of its own merits.
George Heymont: A.C.T. Unveils a New Musical: Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City
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This observer believes the musicalized version of George Bernard Shaw is not only a sorrowful entertainment, but indicative of a much larger concern about how the musical, as a genre, is evolving.
David Finkle: First Nighter: Is A Minister's Wife the Musical's Tepid Future?
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