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    Recital Report Notes

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    by Poulenc. The Master Singers was conducted by its founder; Erik Reid Jones. Eric Jones is also the director of choral and vocal activities at Shepherd University in West Virginia. The second recital of the day included the Greater South Jersey Chorus.

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    protagonist of the play. His character is basically drawn from historical sources during the later part of…… Henry II - the king who is never presented on stage‚ but whose invisible presence towers over……. Minor Characters The Women of Canterbury in the Chorus - they represent the voice of the common person. They sum up the past‚ bring the situation into the present‚ and express a lurking fear of Becket’s doom‚ which the audience shares. The Three Priests - they are genuinely worried about Becket’s well

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    Greek vs. Roman Theatre

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    Historic playwrights such as Sophocles‚ Euripides‚ Aeschylus‚ and Seneca were described as prolific philosophers and geniuses of their times. These men actively participated in the politics surrounding them‚ and were respected and revered in their society. Each had their own individual style and portrayed their personalities through each of their noted works. Nevertheless‚ as with a majority of playwrights throughout history‚ most fodder for their plays have been adaptations of previous plays written

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    excessive pride in oneself. Creon first demonstrates this characteristic when he states that whomever the city appoints king “must be obeyed‚ in little things and great‚ in just things and unjust…” (132). By declaring this‚ Creon is saying that the Chorus and the civilians of Thebes must listen to him whether he is right or wrong. He believes he is the most important voice in all the land‚ and he does not need any guidance or assistance in his ruling. Next‚ when Creon is arguing with Antigone’s fiancé

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    Greek History

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    play. After some time‚ non-speaking roles were allowed to perform on-stage. Because of the limited number of actors allowed on-stage‚ the chorus evolved into a very active part of Greek theatre. Though the number of people in the chorus is not clear‚ the chorus was given as many as one-half the total lines of the play. Music was often played during the chorus’ delivery of its lines. Although few tragedies written from this time actually remain‚ the themes and accomplishments of Greek tragedy still

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    Hermann Hesse's Siddhartha

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    Life is a beautifully written song‚ composed with a melody unlike any other before it. Each work of art is shaped differently with each passing note‚ giving it a slightly different tune‚ orchestrating a song with its own alluring unique elegance. The melody of each song is ever changing as new experiences are made‚ much like Siddhartha’s number is being developed throughout his decisions‚ relationships‚ and experiences in Hermann Hesse’s novel Siddhartha. The environment where the song is developed

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    Oedipus Rex Study

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    alter steps as the Thebans address Oedipus? Why does Oedipus tell the suppliants to lift up their olive boughs as they depart? The Parados 1. In strophe 1‚ what does the chorus ask? 2. In antistrophe 1‚ to which god and goddesses does the chorus appeal for rest from their suffering? 3. What is the message of the chorus in strophe 3 and antistrophe 3? Oedipus Meets Teiresias 1. What is the substance of Oedipus’ pledge to the people of Thebes? 2. What might be suggested by the fact that

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    Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank and the Silk Road fund‚ President Xi Jinping is hoping this initiative will provide an innovative method of participation and mutual effort regarding global governance. President Jinping proposed this to promote harmony in the face of simmering geopolitical problems and a diminishing economic climate that seems to have spread worldwide. China’s economic growth might give the world its only salvation‚ contributing an annual GDP increase of 7% that accounts for over

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    Vietnam‚ depersonalization from new technologies‚ and corruption in politics. The actor I chose to critique was the African American chorus boy‚ who played many different small roles. ’Hair’ was the first stage production that gave African Americans equality on the stage‚ so I was curious to see how he would embrace his role on stage. For being in the Tribe chorus as Claude’s friend most of the act‚ I thought he was believable as a serious‚ bisexual hippie who was fully committed to taking part in

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    would have used in the play outstandingly. Also he still keeps the reflection of the Greek culture of the play too. Like all Greek tragedies Oedipus is set around only one setting‚ here it’s outside the Kingdom where the citizens of Thebes and the chorus of the Theban councillors all gather in hope of Oedipus’s wisdom. The stage is set out in a fixed stage‚ with the kingdom stage left and the entrance of visitors from outside the Kingdom stage right reflecting upon status in the play. At the beginning

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