LIFE IS

FULL OF
ART
“Everything we do is ART”

By

Marc Jayveen G. Bareng

To be submitted to

Mr. Arjay Rondolo Hugo

Philippine School in Greece (P.S.G)
 June 2,2023
CONTEXT:
MUSIC AND ARTS
 Introduction
- Musical play
- History of musical play
 Body
- Chosen musical play
- The Story of the chosen musical play
- The cast of the musical play
 Conclusion
- Musical play with the addition of my
chosen musical play

PHYSICAL EDUACTION AND

HEALTH
 Topics
- Dance as your fitness program
- Common injuries in dancing
 - Injury prevention for intention injury
MUSIC AND ARTS:
INTRODUCTION

MUSICAL PLAY
Musical or musical comedy, a theatrical production that is typically emotional and humorous, with a
straightforward yet unique plot, music, dance, and conversation. The words, music, movement, and
technical aspects of the entertainment as a whole work together to transmit the plot and the emotional
content of a musical, such as humour, pathos, love, and rage. Although opera and dance are both
genres of theatre, musical theatre can be characterized by the equal weight given to the music in
comparison to the dialogue, movement, and other aspects. Musical theatre stage productions have
typically been referred to as simply "musicals" since the early 20th century.

In the theatre genre known as musical theatre, the story is mostly advanced through the use of
music. Musical theatre demands specialist artists and technicians in addition to the actors, directors,
designers, and others who are engaged in any professional theatre production. A composer must
write the music for a new musical theatre performance, and a librettist must write the lyrics for the
songs. Sometimes the librettist also writes any non-singing dialogue (the book), other times it's the
same person. It is frequently referred to as an opera if the entire performance is sung. Musical theatre
is a common term used when there is conversation. Numerous performers and technicians work in
opera, musical theatre, and occasionally dance; some people and organizations combine all three
disciplines. When a live orchestra is used in the production, musicians (sometimes known as "pit
musicians") are engaged to play during each performance. A conductor sets the tempo and directs
the musicians in their performance. Most musicians that perform live theatre are union members. An
accompanist plays a piano or keyboard during rehearsals so the actors, singers, and dancers may
practice before the musicians join the production, which is typically not until the very end of a
rehearsal process. Dance is also a part of certain musicals. Performers can be hired to act, sing, and
dance—or to be "triple threats" who can do all three at once! The dance elements in a play or musical
are created by a theatrical choreographer, who frequently instructs actors, singers, and dancers how
to use them. A dance captain will be appointed if there is a lot of dancing in the production to ensure
that the choreography stays true to the choreographer's intent even after numerous performances.

HISTORY OF MUSICAL PLAY

The origins of musical theatre in Europe can be found in the Greek theatre of the 5th century BCE,
where music and dance were incorporated into theatrical comedies and tragedies. However, the
ancient forms' music is lost, and they had little impact on the later evolution of musical theatre.
Religious dramas were used to teach the liturgy in the 12th and 13th centuries. To tell each chapter of
the story, teams of performers would use outdoor Pageant wagons—basically, mobile stages. Prose
discussions occasionally gave way to poetic forms, and religious chants were replaced by fresh
melodies. Its origins can be found in the ballad opera, singspiel, and opera comique genres of the
18th and 19th centuries. The Black Crook (1866), frequently referred to as the first musical comedy,
drew audiences to burlesque performances as well as opera and serious drama. The 1950s saw the
genre grow, but by the late 1960s, when musicals had started to split in many different directions and
incorporate features like rock music, operatic styling, elaborate lighting and staging, social
commentary, nostalgia, and pure spectacle, the genre had started to wane.
 MUSIC AND ARTS: BODY
MAMA MIA as my chosen famous Musical Play