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Philippine opera
Opera originated in Italy in the late 16th century and later spread throughout Europe. It combines dramatic text, singing, music, acting, costumes and scenery. In the 19th century, opera became popular in the Philippines and was performed in local theaters like Teatro Zorilla. The first Filipino opera was Sandugong Panaginip by Pedro Paterno. Media like radio and television later helped spread Philippine opera genres. Live performances allow ideas and stories to be presented through singing, music and acting, unlike music videos.
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- 2. Ponder on… 1. Howdid Philippine opera reflect life in the 20th century? 2. Discuss the characteristics of Philippine Opera. Explain your answers 3. How did media, multi-media, specifically radio, television, video, and recordings, play a role in the development of these musical genres? 4. How is an idea or story presented in a live performance? How is it different from a music video?
- 3. Opera started inItaly at the end of 16th century and soon spread throughout the rest of Europe
- 4. Opera is anart and musical form in which singers and musicians perform a dramatic combining text (called libretto) and a musical score , usually in elaborate theatrical setting It incorporates many of the elements of spoken theater, such as acting, scenery, costumes, and sometimes dane.
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- 6. Local Theaters Teatro Zorillaor Dulaang Zorilla sa Maynila prominent theater in the Philippines
- 7. • Principe AlfonsoQuiapo • Variedades Tondo Theaters Choices venues for the mainly Italian operas that came to the country
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- 9. Sandugong Panaginip by: PedroPaterno The First Filipino Opera
- 10. The Dreamed Alliance SandugongPanaginip translated by M.W. Loving
- 11. BONIFACIO ABDON The firstFilipino opera conductor DR. RAMON JAVIER The first Filipino opera impressario
- 14. Original Philippine Operas LaLoba Negra (The Black She-Wolf) is a three-act opera. Acts I and II are based on history. Act III on a legend attributed to Fr. Jose Burgos. Noli Me Tangere Three-act opera composed by Felipe Padilla De Leon (National Artist) and libretto by Guillermo Tolentino (National Artist) El Filibusterismo, the Opera Composed by Felipe De Leon