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Theatre - Romans and Greeks

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December 24, 2011

 

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Another stimulatory between the two empires would be how their choruses were set up. Now, a generic Greek chorus had a series of people that would sing in harmony to parts of the plays. Up to the point when Sophocles imported his innovations in drama, the chorus consisted from 12 members. Sophocles added three more (Ancient Greek Theatre)...
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Up to the point when Sophocles imported his innovations in drama, the chorus consisted from 12 members. Sophocles added three more (Ancient Greek Theatre). The one thing that they lacked was conventional instruments. The Roman theatre consisted of generally more members and also lacked the instrumental aspect for their plays...
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