{STH QUARTER Music Romantic Opera Opera Te sa musical composition having all or most of its text set to music, is usualy characterize by labora costumes, scenery, and choreography ponents of 8 Ope ibretto the ent ofan opera Seore =the book that he composer and brett put together, Ithas ll he musical notes, words aad ideas to help the performers el the story ‘Aria soo singing part sung bya principal character. = The song that he publi wll remember best when leavin the opera house. Recitative declamatory singing, wed in the prose Pats and dsloguss of opcra Bel Canto Technique “literally means “beau singing = Done o projet the voze through the entire hall Voice Classification = Iwill serve asa guide for singers on their choice of songs and vocal quality expected of a singer or opera character Male Voices: Voice | Characteristics | Role Clasieton "Tenor | ighestaiaging | her, te Tower imate voice, | the doomed hunk Fight paid | ile chreter Baritone middle male |v, ei, ‘ois tkemost_| prison warden or fommon mae | her naes as Tetowestmale | pie Ring | soice father and sometimes the Devil Female Woics Voice | Charaternies | Role Cia Soprano) Highest Tenate | Heroine and west voice and ges | things paid the mst Soprano | highest sopano | oi carers Cotoratura| voice sometimes the antasoniss, ‘Mezzo: | mosteommon | Seduetess, ev soprano | femalevoice | characters and sometimes icenage boys FAMOUS OPERAS tomantc tragedy -Musie by Giussppe Verdi = Itis about the life ofa fail demi-mondaine Violeta Valery who fl in love witha well-bom Aledo Vermont and se decides to abandons he life of pleasure ACT I: Violet's Pais salon uvuriously furnished la nor Paris ‘ACT: Ballroom in Fleas mansion ‘ACT; Violet's bedroom 2, Madame Ittterfly re: Romantictragedy Music by Giacomo Puccini “A Romantic tragedy about a young Japanese gel named Cio San who fll in love with an American naval officer Benjamin Pinkerton 3. Carmen ‘Genre: Opera Comigue Musi by Georges Bizet A fascinating drama of love and jealousy. - Itis about the downfall af a ave soldier Don Jose who was seduced by the charms of flaming gypsy, Carmen, ARTS. ‘Western Classical Plays/Opera Theater hogan from myth, ritual and ceremony. A. Greek theater— began in 700 B.C. with festivals honoring ther many gods -svomen were notallowed to perform Dionysus ~ God of wine and fertility. Greek Playwrights Sophocles, Euripides and Aeschylus Well-known tragedy playwrights Aristophanes ~ comedy playwright ‘types of Greek Drama: a. Tragedy = mes amie pe of ply “teat with apie evens and has an uskapey «ending exp. the downfall ofthe main character. +b. Comedy were derived fom imitations. «Satyr contains comic element to ighten the ‘overall mood or a serious opera with hap ending “Thespis—the fit actor and introduced the wse of ‘masks and was called “Father of Tragedy” 'B Roman theater ~ usual themes were cherot raves, ladiators, and public executions. = Women were allowed to perform onstage. Theater genre - Comedy C. Medieval Theater-peformed in marks, public places, and festivals performed by minsrls . Renaissance theater Ballet was performed forthe firs time in public . Baroque theater ~ marked by the use of technology in eutent Broadway or commercial plays. F. Neoclassical Theater» Stages were rxyle, Lighting and sound eects intensified the mood and message of each scene, concept of decorum ws applied Romantic Theater - melodrama and opera became the ‘most popular theatrical forms. “Melodrama ~ dramatic work that puts characters in a lot of danger in onder to appeal to the emotions.PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Reereation a voluntary panicipation in an atvity thring fee and noble times that gives enjoyment Tshould ME YOUR INTEREST snd not for ethers a choosing your recreational activites, it should be of your interest, voluntary and should he fin, Aative reereation- typeof reretion where here s ‘energy consumption (ball games) Passive recreation -aiype of eereaton a typeof recreation wher thee is ess energy consption. Existence activities ~ involves activities a8 ting, sleeping and rx Subsistence Activities - involves activites such as ttnaing to your clases in school Indoor Recreational Actvities-ativty within the Prerises of comfort zone, homeo inside the bd. ‘Outdoor Recreational Activities - undertaken ina natural, open space outside the confines building. iking- is going onan extended walk: forthe pose of pleasure and excess, “Leave no trace poliey”- donot eave your trash and wastes during camping. Orienteering ~a challenging activity that combines ess country running and sbi to read a map, Golden rule in Orientering: ‘Only go as fst as you can read the map, HEALTH INTENTIONAL INJURIES ae injures in which some typeof harm was mended to occut- These te injuries resulting rom violence. ‘Types of Intentional injures A. Selfiaficted — when person harms himselOherseif ‘on purpose. Ex. Suicide and parasucide A. Sueide- isthe inteona taking of one's own li B, Parasuicke a suicide attempt in which person ‘does no intend (ode ‘Sieidal Clues: ¥ ‘taking abou suicide or death writing farewell eters or giving away valuable things to fends and siblings showing changes in behavior, moods and feelings. B, Assault ~ when a person/prsons harm another on purpose. 1. Domestic Violence - these are behavior tht ae used by one peso in aeatonship who tiesto contol the other Tapes: 2 physical assault (iting, pushing, shoving et.) > Sexual abuse (unwanted or force sexual actvig) 2 verbal abuse (name-calling or putdowns) 'b, Ballying- isan unwanted, agressive behavior. The behaviors repeated o can be repeated fication of bullying > Verba Bullying-Saying oF writing mean and nasty things. > Social bullying Sometimes refered to as Relational Ballying, Hurting someone's feputation or relationship > Physica Bullying-hurting a person's body or destroying hisher possesions| > Cyber Bullying Verbal and social bullying done trough use of technology and clectronics = Is pater of behavior that makes you fcc fai, nervous, harassed rin danger. Its ‘when somenne repeatedly contacts you, follows you, sends yo things, and als to you, even when You don't want them to 4. Extortion the at of using fore or threats to force people to hand over their money o properties and ‘behavior o favors, « Kidnapping- taking away o forcfull moving a person against hisher will. Lis usually dae fora Iotve like getting monetary rewarfansom Abduction =the use of deceit fare inane 0 take a person ora child away from their home or relatives Terrorism — use of violence for political gols and puting the publi ofa preat no. of people in fee. bh Sexual Abuse (Incest, Moesution and Rape) ‘a Incest i sexual contact between persons who are Closely related (parents and chien uncles sunts 1, Molestation the sexu abuse person by an du for sexua plese o or profi. manbatio, caus, child pomography, child positon «Rape isa forced sexu intercourse, ineluding ‘agi anal, or orl penetration, ‘The sexual act may aso be considered rape ‘it sausles any ofthe following criteria: One or both people are not oi enough ‘tw consent (one or both of them is below 18) One of them does nt have the capacity tw consent (one of them may act be in right mental and legal capacity to consent ex. With mental disability, ‘person who have been drugged or Ueanscious) One of them didnot agree to take part (apis might use pysial free ‘oat to free the visti) Sat nig f assault and abuse: > Setfesteem — having self-confidence tht will make you les likely to be chosen as an easy target > ‘Assertiveness ~ having ahold and eon behaviog, saying frcefilly phrases lke “Leave me alone” ‘may suprise an atocker before s/he can make move, > Body language ~ making diet eye contact and Using strong voice can Send offa message tothe aatacker Intuition - i'you sense danger or something is \wzong or about to happen, you should immediately ect aay