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 Music
Examples
Of
Romantic Opera
Romantische Oper (German for '"romantic opera"') was a genre
of early nineteenth-century German opera, developed not from
the German Singspiel of the eighteenth-century but from the
opéras comiques of the French Revolution.

La Traviata
La traviata is an opera in three acts by Giuseppe
Verdi set to an Italian libretto by Francesco
Maria Piave. It is based on La Dame aux
camélias, a play by Alexandre Dumas fils
adapted from his own 1848 novel. The opera was
originally titled Violetta, after the main
character.
The Barber Seville (ll barbiere di
siviglia)
The Barber of Seville, or The Useless Precaution is an opera
buffa in two acts composed by Gioachino Rossini with an Italian
libretto by Cesare Sterbini. The libretto was based on Pierre
Beaumarchais’s French Comedy The Barber of Seville.

Carmen
is an opera in four acts by
the French composer
Georges Bizet. The libretto
was written by Henri
Meilhac and Ludovic Halévy,
based on the novella of the
same title by Prosper
Mérimée.
Arts
Examples of theatrical
form and elements of
western Classical
play/opera
Physical
Education
Indoor and
outdoor Activities
What is indoor and outdoor recreational
activities?
- Indoor activities are carried out inside a space. They are
limited to the conditions of the place where they are held, to
the number of people participating in the activities, among
other factors. Outdoor activities are carried out in an outdoor
space. It can be a green space on a property or in contact with
nature

Examples of indoor activities:

Chess Badminton

Baking Painting
Examples of outdoor activities:

Cycling

Hiking

Camping
Greek Theater:
- Honoring Gods
- 3 types of Greek Drama
a. Tragedy
b. Comedy
c. Satyr Play
Theatrical Elements
- Theater buildings were called Theatron that consisted
of three main elements
a. the orchestra
b. the scene
c. the audience
- “chorus” played the very active part of Greek theater .
Roman Theater:
- Festival Performance of street theater and acrobatics.
- Influenced by Greek Theater.
- Theater plays were chariots races, gladiators, and
public executions.
- Performed at “Theater of Pompey”
- Romans loved a good spectacle, they loved to watch
and admired bloody sports and gladiator
competitions.
- Comedy plays were popular from 350 to 250 B. C. and
women are allowed to perform on stage.
Medieval Theater:
- Perform in markets, public places, and festivals.
- They travel from one place to another to perform.
- Churches in Europe started staging thei theater
performance during Easter Sunday “The Mystery of
Adam”
- Over centuries the plays evolved around biblicals
themes from the Story of Creation to the Last
Judgement.
Renaissance Theater:
- University drama was formed to recreate Athenian
tragedy
- public theaters were developed like the Commedia
- Queen Elizabeth supported theater
- famous actor and poet in this period is William
Shakespeare
- Theatrical Elements
1. Staging/ Venue - performed at “Proscenium”
2. Props and costume are based on the style of
dresses
worn during the Renaissance period
3. Dramatic entertainment consisting pantomime,
dancing, dialogue, and sometimes players wore a
mask
(presented in courts)
4. Voice- declamatory
HEALTH
Examples of
Intentional
Injuries
 Intentional Injuries

- Ones that are purposely inflicted and are often associated

with violence

Example of Intentional Injuries

Domestic Violence Bullying 

- Domestic violence - is unwanted,
is violence committed aggressive
by someone in the behavior among
victim's domestic school aged
circle. This includes children that
partners and ex- involves a real
partners, immediate or perceived
family members, other power
relatives and family imbalance
friends. The term
'domestic violence' is
used when there is a
close relationship
between the offender
and the victim