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    The seventeenth century was a time of great change in musical style‚ particularly in opera‚ which was becoming much more popular and was beginning to be focused on a lot more. Opera was spreading out from Italy and into other countries in Europe‚ although Venice remained the centre of activity. In October 1697‚ a Venetian opera newsletter stated that “Truly today operas have become so common in every part of Italy‚ that not only in its famous cities‚ but even in various towns and villages they are

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    The Baroque During the period of the Baroque musical style (1600-1750)‚ emotions ran high‚ literally. This was a time for expression of emotions through musical performances called operas. Operas were made popular in Italy in 1600 and employed many theatre elements such as music‚ acting‚ poetry‚ and costumes. Operas‚ in all simplicity‚ were dramas set to music. The Baroque was defined by sudden shifts in dynamic‚ homophonic musical texture‚ emphasis on beats‚ and unity of rhythms. Both performances

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    Tosca

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    hate‚ death – these are the themes of many operas and so it is with Tosca‚ the most famous opera composed by Giacomo Puccini. It premiered in the Teatro Costanzi in Rome on January 14‚ 1900. The one the professor viewed in class took place at New York City’s Metropolitan Opera in March of 1985‚ starring Placido Domingo (tenor) as Mario Cavaradossi‚ Hildegard Behrens (soprano) as Floria Tosca and Cornell MacNeil (baritone) as Baron Scarpia. Tosca is an opera consisting of three acts. In Act I‚ the

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    George Frederick Handel

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    his own first opera‚ Almira‚ which achieved great success the following year. Once again‚ however‚ Handel soon felt the urge to move on‚ and his instincts led him to Italy‚ the birthplace of operatic style. He stopped first at Florence in the autumn of 1706. In the spring and summer of 1707 and 1708 he traveled to Rome‚ enjoying the backing of both the nobility and the clergy‚ and in the late spring of 1707 he made an additional short trip to Naples. In Italy‚ Handel composed operas‚ oratorios‚ and

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    Cosi

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    (Mental health system) Pg6- “Go burn a cat” Pg7- “Detoxed yet” Pg12- “I prefer this to the ward” (Importance of Art) Act one Scene two: Plot: Lewis auditions the singers‚ only to find that none of them can sing. Lewis decides that the opera will be done in English. During a lunch break‚ Lewis listens to a radio interview that Nick gives about the moratorium. “They’ll want the war to end‚ they’ll want changes in our society‚ they’ll want to overthrow the establishment.” Doug continues

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    Antonio Lucio Vivaldi was born in Venice‚ the capital of the Republic of Venice. He was baptized immediately at his home by the midwife. It is not known how the life of the infant was in danger‚ but the immediate baptism was most likely due to his poor health or to an earthquake that shook the city that day. Vivaldi’s official church baptism (at least‚ the rites that remained other than the actual baptism itself) did not take place until two months later. His father‚ Giovanni Battista‚ a barber before

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    Java Love Play Analysis

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    they san poetry‚ the did act singing‚ opera. It was a musical that located in a coffee shop. And the actors on the stage each sang a song about love. The first song they sang called “love in the dictionary “which the name speaking for itself. The only instrument who played throughout was the piano. The piano started off in softly then began to crescendo as the girl singing beginning to sing in a more opera form. Very bold and loud. Super cool I’ve never heard opera live until this show.as for the sing

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    Performing Arts and Culture

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    1 Middle East • 3.2 Iran • 3.3 India and Pakistan • 3.4 China • 3.5 Thailand • 3.6 Cambodia • 3.7 Japan 4 Philippines performing arts • Theatre • Dance • Music Performing arts include dance‚ music‚ opera‚ theatre‚ magic‚ Spoken word‚ circus arts and musical theatre. Artists who participate in performing arts in front of an audience are called: Performers - including actors‚ comedians‚ dancers‚ magicians‚ musicians‚ and singers Performing arts

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    Handel's Messiah Essay

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    this analysis I chose George Friedrich Handel’s Messiah (https://youtu.be/71NCzuDNUcg). Handel‚ a German composer various different forms of orchestral works‚ operas‚ organ concertos‚ anthems and oratorios who accomplished great success in England‚ was born on February 23rd 1685 and died on April 14th 1759. In 1741 he stopped composing operas‚ and focused on oratorios with his greatest composition‚ Messiah. This was during a time when illiteracy was widespread and written copies of the Bible were expensive

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    1. A cantata is a result of the Reformation movement and its creation is accredited to the Lutheran Church. The cantata is the result of many composers and poets of the time elaborating and modifying the Lutheran chorales‚ congregational hymns that were specific to every Sunday service of the Lutheran church‚ by incorporating their own lines of poetry or ornamenting the melody in order to express and elaborate the message from the original hymn. A very well known adopter of the cantata was Johann

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