PPT-Phantom of the Opera

Background Information  Le Fantôme de lOpéra Novel by Gaston Leroux Published in 1909 Partly inspired by historical events at the Paris Opera during the 1800s Phantom of the Opera Musical. Jīngjù. . 京劇. Peking opera….What’s That????. The Peking Opera is a form of traditional Chinese theater which incorporates vocal performance, miming, dance and acrobatics.. The style is symbolic and suggestive, rather than literal. By John Gay. “Life is a jest. And all things show it;. I thought so once,. And now I know it.”. Characters. Women. Mrs. . Peachum. Polly . Peachum. Lucy . Lockit. Diana . Trapes. Women of the Town. What is electricity?. Electricity is moving electrons – usually through wires. It makes appliances work!. Does this use electricity?. Does this use electricity?. Does this use electricity?. Does this use electricity?. The Joy of Opera: The Art and Craft of Opera Subtitling and Surtitling 29 So nothing much has changed in nearly 300 years of opera-going! History of subtitles for opera Subtitles for opera on film h The Libretto. Play= Script. Movie= Screenplay. Opera- Libretto. Means “Little Book”. Composer or Librettist?. Composer writes the music. Librettist writes the songs. Sometimes the same person but not usually. 1 Opera Mini Opera use and user behavior white paper Why Opera Mini is the world’s most popular and inuential mobile browser On Device Research and Opera Software An exciting game show. by Utah Opera. What Do You Know?. Brainstorm a list of what you know or think you know about opera. . Do you know the names of any operas?. Has anyone in class ever been to an opera? . Ghosts. ESL 201/202 Week #7. Astrological (. adj. ). Related to the study of the position of the stars, the sun, and the planets in the belief that they influence earthly events. Astrology (n), astrologer (n), astrologically (adv). Reading and Speaking Skills. Pre Reading. TASK:. Step 1: With a partner, look at the chapter titles on the contents page. Write notes predicting what they are about.. Step 2: Present your ideas to another group.. 1728. Ballad Opera. Satire: mash up. “Rather . than writing about characters from ancient foreign mythologies, as was common, he populated his work with contemporary beggars, thieves, and prostitutes, and set it in the poorest districts of . Science Clouds and other parallel resources. Michael Wilde. Computation Institute, University of Chicago. and Argonne National Laboratory. wilde@mcs.anl.gov. Revised 2012.0229. www.ci.uchicago.edu. /swift. 5 Vocabulary. Affair. Something that has happened. huff. Be in a bad mood; be angry. shrift. Telling what you did wrong so you can be forgiven. s. hort shrift . Character in . The Phantom Tollbooth. F. Week 6. 段馨君 . Iris . Hsin-chun. Tuan. Associate Professor. Department of Humanities and Social Sciences. NCTU. Minstrelsy, burlesque, extravaganza, vaudeville, and revue burst onto the American theater without forcing the contemporary European forms out of the entertainment market.. at Mid-Century. MUS373. Norton. Overview. Public Opera. Monteverdi, . L. ’. Incoronazione di Poppea . (1643). Opera in Venice after Monteverdi. Cesti, . Orontea. (1656). Opera in Rome. Opera abroad.