In this project, students will select an opera from a list of five to research. They will then edit their own copy of a pre-made google slides presentation to demonstrate their research. Students will: -Read a slide about the history of opera as a genre. -Choose an opera from a list of five to research. -Research the opera. -Find an image to represent the opera (program, poster, etc.). -List several facts about the creation of the show (composer, librettist, year of premiere, country of premiere, original language.). -Explain the inspiration for the show (mythology, fairy tale etc.) -Write a 5-7 sentence summary of the plot. -Read a slide about voice classifications in opera. -List each of the main characters and their voice classifications, including a picture that they have found or created. -Read a slide about song types in opera (overtures, recitative, arias, etc.) -List at least 5 songs from the opera. This project can also work perfectly as part of your music sub plans. Please follow Music Is Life for more music education content and ideas! ***DON'T FORGET TO LEAVE A REVIEW FOR TPT CREDIT!!!
Image 5 of 33 from gallery of Oslo Opera House / Snøhetta. Photograph by Snøhetta
Artist Marco Mazzoni is based in Milan, Italy where he works from his studio creating amazingly detailed color pencil drawings that have captured the attention of collectors from all over the world.” – excerpt from Hi-Fructose interview Mazzoni received a bachelor’s degree in painting from Brera Art Academy in Milan. His work has been exhibited in […]
DAISY GOODWIN: When I first heard Maria Callas sing, I was only eight years old. My mother had bought an album of the soprano's most famous arias in the Oxfam shop.
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This outstanding Painting and Related Media Coursework project was awarded Top in the World for the CIE examinations. It explores self-portraiture and ‘Identity’.
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難しい公式がつらつらと書きつづってある黒板。あるいは書き記した文字をざっくりと消された黒板。これらの黒板は量子力学の研究機関で物理学者が自らの理論を説明するべく使用されているものだそうで、近い将来、この黒板からSF世界みたいな、驚くべき量子テレポ
It has been a while, this is true. What is also true is that I love pictures with texture. It doesn't necessarily have to be pretty, but if a photograph conjures up a certain taste, touch or smell, not always necessarily a pleasant one, then I will most certainly be drawn to it. It not only looks like life, but it reminds me of life. It also reminds me that I'm not the only one who notices the fabric of a pair of red stockings, and how it shimmers down to a pair of equally red leather pumps. Red on red. Like in the photograph below. This outfit can easily be deemed quite ugly, but the picture calls attention to the liveliness of it in its drab surroundings. It makes me uncomfortable, just thinking about wearing those tights makes me itchy, but the pic also captures the various textures in play: the cheap carpeting, the leather armrest, the suit pants - and then the audaciousness of red on red on red - bright red at that. Mainly it reminded me of that feeling when you are in a crowd, say waiting to board a train or on line at the grocery, and you are looking down and notice something that leads you to think, "What?" But you like it, you like that someone can do that. And I like that this lady dressed up like this. And I like that the photographer noticed and took a picture, exactly from that angle of surreptitiously noticing something in derision and delight. It is titled "Vienna, Austria, 2001" by Gueorgui Pinkhassov: And here's another, by the same photographer, red on red. Such a powerful color. I had a similar leotard as a child in dance class, and the contrast of the bright red with the stark white stockings, and the black dance shoes thrilled me. This is a beautiful photo of texture, light, and lines. It's titled, "Paris. Palais Garnier, 2001."
Archinect is delighted to present 5468796 Architecture's travelogue for their award-winning research project, Table for Twelve. The Winnipeg-based firm received the 2013 Professional Prix de Rome in Architecture from the Canada Council for the Arts, awarded to emerging Canadian architects with...
