LAST TERM MAPEH

• Kabuki is a classical japanese dance drama.
• history plays or jidaimono

  dramatizations major political events from the past
• domestic plays or sewamono

  deals with the affairs of townspeople from the playwright's era.
• dance drama or shosagot

  popular plays that deal with the world of spirits and animals.
• kumadori

  uses dark lines to create a mask life effect on the performers face.
• all male theatre and actors who play female roles are known as

  onnagata or oyama
• debayashi accompaniment made up of the hayashi ensemble and later on, the shamisen.
• joruri derived from the gidayu shamisen singer
• geza provides mood.
• noh drama is a mysterious, tragic, usually supernatural and ceremonial music dance drama.
• how many noh text is there? 240
• gateaway drugs is a term used to explain a theory that states the use of certain drugs may lead to an increased risk in the use of other drugs and involvement in criminal behavior.
• Peking Opera started in 1790 during 80th birthday of King Chien Lung
• Peking opera also called Eastern Opera
• Peking opera can be divided into civil pieces characterized by singing, and martial pieces that feature acrobatics and stunts although some operas are a combination of both.
• Shite

  Lead character.
• Waki supporting actor.
• Hayashi

  The musicians
• Jiutai

  The chorus
• Koken

  stage attendants
• Wayang kulit

  Is a shadow play.
• Sheng

  male actors
• Dab

  female roles
• Jing

  Hualian faced painted male roles
• Xiaohualian

  male clowns
• Sakuting

  is from abra, home to ilokano people and native to the lowlands and tingawan mountain tribes.
• Ethyl

  this is the kind of alcohol found in beverages
• Methanol

  highly poisonous alcohol used in paint thinners
• Isoprophyl

  This is a colorless, flammable chemical compound with a strong odor
• Denatured

  this is a mixed of a menthanol and ethanol which is highly poisonous and is used for industrial purposes
• MAPEH

  Music, Arts, P.E and Health
• Kabuki Theater


  One of the three most prominent forms of traditional Japanese theatre, along with Noh and Bunraku
• Kabuki


  • A classical Japanese dance drama
  • Invented by Izumo Okuni, a Kyoto shrine maiden, around 1600
  • Reached its peak during the Edo era (1616 to 1853)
• Origin of Kabuki

  1. Izumo Okuni performed a mixture of folk and religious dances in a dry riverbed

  2. Her dancing drew the interest of the lower class

  3. Acting troupes began to imitate her style of dance
• Kabuku


  Meaning "art of singing and dancing"
• Kabuki


  • An art form rich in showmanship
  • Exemplified by exaggerated actions, dramatic eye-catching make-ups, and elaborately designed costumes
• Aragoto


  The "rough style" of acting in Kabuki
• Kumodori


  A major style used in Kabuki theatre, using dark lines to create a mask-like effect on the performer's face
• Kabuki actors apply make-up to highlight the temperament or emotion of the character they are playing
• Plots in Kabuki are usually based on historical events, warm-hearted dramas, moral conflicts, love stories, tales of tragedy or conspiracy, supernatural creatures, or other well-known stories