MAPEH REVIEWER

Created by

Shanelle Platero

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Opera 
A combination of music, both vocal and instrumental, acting, visuals, theatrics, tied together by a storyline; a combination of all the arts in one extravagant performance
Components of an Opera 
Libretto
Score
Recitative
Aria
Libretto 
The text of an opera, containing the story or plot
Score 
The book that the composer and librettist put together, containing all the musical notes, words and ideas to help the performers tell the story
Recitative 
Declamatory singing, used in the prose parts and dialogue of opera. Can be accompanied (accompagnato) or unaccompanied (secco)
Aria 
An air or solo singing part sung by a principal character, which the public will remember best
Types of voices of singers (Male) 
Tenor
Baritone
Bass
Types of voices of singers (Female) 
Soprano
Coloratura
Lyric
Dramatic
Mezzo-Soprano
Contralto
Giuseppe Verdi 
An Italian opera composer, known for works like "Rigoletto"
Giacomo Puccini 
An Italian opera composer who stressed realism, drawing material from everyday life
Richard Wagner 
A German composer who introduced new ideas in harmony and form, advocating a new form of opera called "music drama"
Georges Bizet 
A French composer whose realistic approach influenced the verismo school of opera, known for his opera "Carmen"
Forms of musical setting for poems with multiple stanzas 
Strophic
Through-composed
Strophic 
Repeating the same music for each stanza of the poem
Through-composed 
New and different music for each stanza, allowing the music to reflect the poem's changing moods
Basic theatrical forms 
Tragedy
Comedy
Melodrama
Drama
Tragedy 
Deals with tragic events, unhappy endings, defeat of the main character
Thespis 
The earliest recorded actor in a tragedy play, introduced the use of masks. "Thespian" is a common English term for a performer
Comedy 
A form of theater that mirrors the society in a humorous way, reflecting wickedness and immorality
Satyr 
A combination of tragedy and comedy in Greek theater
Farces 
Comedy with highly exaggerated and extravagant situations
Aristotelian Elements of a Play 
Plot
Character
Thought
Language/Diction
Melody
Spectacle
Plot 
The action, the basic storyline of the play
Character 
The characters who move the action, or plot, of the play forward
Thought 
The story background being delivered in a spoken reasoning
Language/Diction 
The dialogue that helps move the action of the play along
Melody 
Can also mean "music - dance"
Spectacle 
The visual elements of a play: sets, costumes, special effects, etc.
Elements of Drama in the Modern Theater 
Gestures
Casting
Gestures 
Any movement of the actor's head, shoulder, arm, hand, leg or foot to convey meaning
Casting 
A pre-production process of selecting a certain actor, dancer, singer
Severino Reyes 
A Filipino author who wrote "Ang Kwento ni Lola Baysang", based on a neighbor named Gervacia de Guzman
Francisco Balagtas 
A Filipino poet who wrote "Florante at Laura", one of his best works, which relates his situation while he was in prison
Salvador F. Bernal 
The "Father of Theater Design in the Philippines"
Pierre Corneille's play "Le Cid" 
Rodrigue is torn between his love for Chimène and his duty to avenge the insult to his father, leading to a conflict between love and honor
Recreational Activities 
Gardening
Playing sports
Dancing
Sewing
Camping
Leisure Activities 
Reading
Meditating
Drawing
Engaging in popular activities
Badminton 
Can be played by single (male/female) or double (male/female/mix)
Bowling 
One of the oldest games in the world, traced back 7000 years to Egypt. Paying close attention to the oil pattern on the lane and adjusting the bowler's approach and delivery accordingly will increase the strike percentage. The grip and fit of the bowling ball have the greatest impact on a bowler's accuracy and consistency
Types of Injuries 
Intentional injuries
Unintentional injuries