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musicalize

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mu·si·cal·ize  (myz-k-lz)
tr.v. mu·si·cal·ized, mu·si·cal·iz·ing, mu·si·cal·iz·es
To adapt for performance with singing and musical accompaniment; set to music: to musicalize a play by Shakespeare.

musi·cal·i·zation (-k-l-zshn) n.


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Fulfilling Kozintsev's wish that "the voice should belong to music" (51) in the storm scene Shostakovich musicalizes Lear into his Shakespeare an counterpart's "impetuous blasts" (3.
Composer/lyricists Mann and Weil are taking their first steps into musical theater since an aborted attempt to musicalize "A Face in the Crowd" in the 1960s.
The company had a very elaborate number called Peron's Latest Flame, which musicalizes the opposition to Eva as she begins her climb to the top.
 
 
 
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