Education Concert Workshop. Tuesday, August 13, am-3pm
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1 Education Concert Workshop Tuesday, August 13, am-3pm
2 Sandi Macdonald CEO, North Carolina Symphony
3 David Albert Director of Education, North Carolina Symphony
4 2013/14 Education Materials Authors Christine Eason Brier Creek Elementary School Raleigh, NC Kathy Hopkins Aversboro Elementary School Garner, NC William Rashleigh Jones Dairy Elementary School Wake Forest, NC Jennifer Riggert York Elementary School Raleigh, NC
5 INTRODUCTION Pages 7-1 in Teacher Workbook (TW)
6 Leonard Bernstein
7 Background, Activist Born August 25, 1918 in Lawrence, MA Known affectionately as Lenny. Greatly influenced by his Jewish upbringing. Enjoyed diverse genres including classical, jazz, rock, folk, and religious music. Studied at Harvard University, Curtis Institute of Music, and the Berkshire Music Center in Tanglewood. Married Chilean actress and pianist Felicia Montealgre and had three children. Advocated for world peace. Conducted concerts on both sides of the Berlin Wall during its dismantling. Supported Amnesty International and organized concerts to benefit AIDS research. Died October 14, 1990 in New York, NY
8 Pianist
9 Conductor and Music Educator Became Assistant Conductor of the New York Philharmonic at 25. Became well known when he filled in for a sick Bruno Walter for a live national radio broadcast concert. Music Director of the New York City Symphony Orchestra , Music Director of the New York Philharmonic (Laureate Conductor ). Appeared as guest conductor with orchestras all over the world. Taught at Tanglewood, Brandeis University, and gave numerous lectures. Televised Young People s Concerts with the New York Philharmonic beginning in 1958 for 14 seasons.
10 YouTube Videos Candide Overture: Leonard Bernstein conducting Leonard Bernstein: Young People s Concerts What Does Music Mean URLs on TW Page 9
11 Composer Broadway: On the Town (1944) Wonderful Town (1953) Candide (1956) West Side Story (1957) Opera: Trouble in Tahiti (1952) A Quiet Place (1983) Ballet: Fancy Free (1944) Facsimile (1946) Dybbuk (1975) Other well known pieces: 3 Symphonies Mass Chichester Psalms
12 What do you hear? What do you like? Name of Piece Type of Piece (instrumental/vocal) Style of Piece Do you like this piece? (Why or why not?) TW Page 11
13 What do you hear? What do you like? Some suggested pieces West Side Story Dance at the Gym: Mambo On the Town Three Dance Episodes: III Times Square Chichester Psalms Adonai Roi (boy soprano section) Symphony No. 2 (Age of Anxiety) Part 2, Mvt. II, The Masque
14 Overture to Candide Listening Questions Overture-a composition for orchestra most often intended as an introduction to an opera or other vocal drama How does the Overture introduce the play that is to follow? What mood does the Overture set? About how many separate melodies are heard?
15 Overture to Candide Vocabulary Introduction-a section of music at the beginning of a work or movement that prepares the main section of the piece of music Overture-a composition for orchestra most often intended as an introduction to an opera or other vocal drama Musical-a form of musical theater from the 20 th and 21 st centuries incorporating spoken dialogue, solo and ensemble songs, and dance Satire-a literary work that mocks or attacks the evil behavior and foolishness of humans Operetta-a form of musical theater incorporating spoken dialogue, song, and dance characterized by comedy including satire, parody, and farce Opera-a musical drama that is primarily sung, accompanied by an orchestra, and presented theatrically Fanfare-a musical piece often using brass (and sometimes percussion) for ceremonial purposes, especially to announce an important person(s) TW Page 10
16 Overture to Candide Plot Synopsis The satire begins in the 1759 in Westphalia, Germany at the castle of Baron Thunder-Ten-Tronck where Dr. Pangloss teaches his students all is for the best in this best of all possible worlds. His four students are Cunegonde and Maximillian, the Baron s daughter and son, Paquette, a servant girl, and the hero Candide, the Baron s nephew. When the Baron and Maximillian discover that Candide and Cunegonde have fallen in love, they send Candide away. Candide is forced into the Bulgarian Army which attacks the castle and kills most of the inhabitants except for Cunegonde who is taken away by the soldiers. Eventually she is taken to Paris, France and becomes mistress to two rich men: Don Issachar and a Grand Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition. Candide and Dr. Pangloss travel to Lisbon, Portugal where they are put on trial by the Spanish Inquisition for heresy. Pangloss is seemingly killed, and Candide is whipped. An old woman rescues Candide and brings him to Cunegonde. This angers the two men, and Candide ends up killing them both. The two lovers and the old woman flee. TW Page 8
17 Overture to Candide Plot Synopsis (Con t) First they travel to Cadiz, Spain and then to Columbia. They find Maximillian and Paquette who have been sold into slavery. They escape and find refuge with the priests in a monastery. Candide, Cunegonde, and the old woman leave on a ship that is attacked by pirates, who kidnap the women. Candide finds his way to Montevideo, Uruguay, where he again runs into Maximillian and Paquette. When Maximillian finds out what has happened to his sister, he runs after Candide and a statue falls on him. Candide and Paquette wander to Eldorado where they find enough gold to continue looking for Cunegonde. They discover that the pirates have taken her to Constantinople, Turkey to sell her into slavery. After their boat sinks, they spend a brief time on an island, are rescue, and come to Constantinople. There they find Cunegonde working as a dancing girl, and buy her freedom. They find that Maximillian has survived the statue accident, has become a slave, and they buy his freedom as well. In addition, they find that Dr. Pangloss has also survived. They ask their teacher for advice, and he tells them, only work makes life endurable. The teachers and his four students decide to work on a farm together. TW Page 8
18 Act I: Battle Music Oh, Happy We Glitter and Be Gay Candide Pieces from the Operetta
19 Overture to Candide-Call Chart Fanfare Main Fanfare Main Theme Theme Battle Music Main Theme Oh, Happy We Fanfare Main Theme Battle Music Oh, Happy We Glitter Fanfare Main Theme Battle Music Oh, Happy We
20 TEXTURE Pages in Teacher Workbook (TW)
21 Georges Bizet
22 L Arlesienne Suite No. 2, Mvt. I (Pastorale) L Arlesienne Suites No. 1 and 2 are collections of incidental music composed by Bizet in 1872 for the play L Arlesienne (The Girl from Arles) by Alphonse Daudet. The play ran for less than three weeks and has long been forgotten. Bizet reorchestrated four pieces for Suite No. 1. Suite No. 2 was compiled and reorchestrated after Bizet s death by his friend Ernest Guiraud. Mvt. IV (Farandole) from Suite No. 2 is also known as March of the Kings, the tune of which has been used in a Christmas/Epiphany carol. Tw Page 14
23 L Arlesienne Suite No. 2, Mvt. I (Pastorale) The play L Arlesienne (The Girl from Arles) is set in the Provencal countryside of France. The Pastorale depicts the rolling landscape of the countryside and begins slowly and rhythmically in a manner that suggests the rowing of a boat. The middle section is faster, with a definite Spanish flavor. The music then returns to the mood of the beginning. Tw Page 14
24 L Arlesienne Suite No. 2, Mvt. I (Pastorale) Element of Music:
25 Classroom Activity 1: Thick or Thin
26 L Arlesienne Suite No. 2, Mvt I (Pastorale) -Call Chart
27 Paint the Music! View a sample painting to accompany Bizet s L Arlesienne Suite No. 2, Mvt I (Pastorale) Create your own painting with ArtPad!
28 Play a Matching Game with in Visual Art at The Art Institute of Chicago
29 L Arlesienne Suite No. 2, Mvt I (Pastorale) -Call Chart
30 Write the missing story for Bizet s music! Using the form of the music from the Call Chart as your guide, choose illustrations from and write your own story for Bizet s music. Here s an example to follow: TW Page 15-16
31 Additional Resources Pronunciation of L Arlesienne Instrumental Performance illustrated with paintings of ballet dancers by Degas DVD: Bizet s Dream and The Composers Specials Teacher s Guide TW Page 16
32 TEMPO Pages in Teacher Workbook (TW)
33 Bee a Conductor with a Conducting Bee-ton
34 YouTube Videos Canadian Brass The Swingle Singers
35 Special Presentation Bill Leslie WRAL News Anchor and Singer/Songwriter
36 DYNAMICS Pages in Teacher Workbook (TW)
37 FORM/MELODY Pages in Teacher Workbook (TW)
38 Johannes Brahms
39 Fun Facts Had perfect pitch. Long-time friendship with Robert and Clara Schumann. Was not a fancy dresser. He wore flannel shirts and baggy pants that often showed his underwear. Never married.
40 Symphony No. 3, Mvt. III Element of Music:
41 Classroom Activity 1: A Walk in the Vienna Woods
42 Classroom Activity 2: Who s Got the Melody? Identifying the
43 Classroom Activity 2
44 What s the Form?
45 Brahms Symphony No. 3 Movement III minor A a Cello a Violin b Strings/Winds a Flute/Oboe/Horn major B c Winds c Winds d c d Strings Winds Strings minor A a Horn a Oboe b Strings/Winds a Violin Coda Coda Strings/Winds
46 Classroom Activity 3: Experiencing the
47 Let s Conduct!
48 Brahms Symphony No. 3 Movement III minor A a Cello a Violin b Strings/Winds a Flute/Oboe/Horn major B c Winds c Winds d c d Strings Winds Strings minor A a Horn a Oboe b Strings/Winds a Violin Coda Coda Strings/Winds
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51 Additional Resources Vienna Philharmonic performance conducted by Sir John Barbirolli and illustrated with photographs from Brahms life Berlin Philharmonic performance conducted by Wilhelm Furtwangler and illustrated with photographs depicting various landscapes
52 Christie M. Lynch Ebert Arts Education Consultant North Carolina Department of Public Instruction NCDPI Update
53 Lunch Please join us in the lobby for lunch. Exit through the doors to your right and walk up the stairs. Bring your raffle ticket stub. We will give away door prizes starting at 12:45 pm. You must be present to receive your prize.
54 RHYTHM Pages in Teacher Workbook (TW)
55 Guiseppe Verdi
56 Fun Facts Verdi lived in Italy during the Romantic period of music history His name translates to Joseph Green in English At age 18, he was not accepted to the Milan Conservatory because they said he was not gifted enough as a musician Verdi received his musical education by studying privately He was the greatest opera composer of his time Audiences shouted Viva, Verdi! to celebrate him, his music, and his patriotism Verdi used stories from history and wrote operas exploring strong human emotions like love, jealousy, loyalty, and hatred to connect to audiences He was considered a national hero when he died - a quarter of a million people attended his funeral Verdi was one of the few composers who died rich and famous
57 Ballet Music from the opera Aida Element of Music:
58 A grand opera an integrated art form featuring exotic places, a riveting story, strong emotions, exciting music, and energizing dances Commissioned by the ruler of Egypt in 1865 for a new opera house in Cairo Verdi was paid $20,000 - a huge sum of money then (and now!) Verdi studied ancient Egyptian history, geography, and religion to create an opera in a strictly Egyptian style even using authentic Egyptian instruments! First performance featured a whole menagerie of animals in the Triumphal March 12 elephants, 15 camels and zebras, giraffes, lions, ostriches, jackals, and baboons! The ballet we will listen to follows the famous Triumphal March Aida is one of the most popular operas ever written About the opera Aida
59 Classroom Activity 1: Global Awareness: Egypt Let s take a tour of Egypt with John Jacobson s Musical Planet from Music Express Magazine to learn more about this exotic country! URL on TW Page 37
60 Classroom Activity 2: Aida Productions from Around the World If you could design sets and costumes for an opera that takes place in ancient Egypt at the time of the Pharaohs, (around 2000 BC) what would they look like? URL on TW Page 37
61 Classroom Activity 3: Introduction to the Characters and Plot Ethiopians Amonasro King of Ethiopia and father of Aida (baritone) Aida Princess from Ethiopia, daughter of Amonasro and slave to the Egyptian princess, Amneris, in love with Radames (soprano) Egyptians King of Egypt, the Pharaoh (bass) Amneris - Egyptian princess, daughter of the Pharaoh, in love with Radames (mezzo-soprano) Radames Captain of the Egyptian Guard, secretly in love with Aida (tenor) Ramphis High Priest of Egypt (bass) Let s listen to a Classics for Kids radio show describing the characters and plot of Aida! URL on TW Page 38
62 Classroom Activity 4: Introduction to the Emotions of the Characters Ethiopians Amonasro King of Ethiopia and father of Aida (baritone) Aida Princess from Ethiopia, daughter of Amonasro and slave to the Egyptian princess, Amneris, in love with Radames (soprano) Egyptians King of Egypt, the Pharaoh (bass) Amneris - Egyptian princess, daughter of the Pharaoh, in love with Radames (mezzo-soprano) Radames Captain of the Egyptian Guard, secretly in love with Aida (tenor) Ramphis High Priest of Egypt (bass) The Magic Box: Which characters feel power, love, jealousy, pride, confusion, sadness, guilt, loyalty, hatred? TW Page 39
63 Classroom Activity 5: Introduction to the Ballet scene in Aida Act II, Scene 2 Setting: Outside the gate of the city of Thebes, when Radames returns to Egypt as a conquering hero of the Ethiopians The Pharaoh is watching the grand procession from his throne as Egyptian troops march past him, followed by war chariots, banners, sacred vessels, and images of gods. The Pharaoh is surrounded by his ministers, priests, captains, slaves, Amneris, and Aida. The people are singing about glory to Egypt, glory to the gods, glory to the king, and glory to the war hero, Radames. After the Triumphal March, dancers appear, and as they dance, they carry the spoils of war to show the Pharaoh.
64 Let s watch the ballet scene from a Metropolitan Opera Production! URL on TW Page 36
65 Classroom Activity 6: Introduction to rhythmic changes in the Ballet music from Aida
66 Extension Activities Wildlife Wonders 1. Imagine a habitat as you listen to the music. What kind of animals live in this habitat? What do they look like? How do they move? 2. Watch the segment featuring Ballet music from Aida on the DVD Wildlife Symphony: A Musical Celebration in Nature. Invite students to move their bodies along with the animals. Brainstorm a list of words that describes the synchronized movements of the animals. 3. Divide students into learning teams and play the music for them. Each time the rhythm changes, a new student becomes the leader of the team and the whole team follows the animal movements the leader creates. Why are people fascinated with the movement of animals? Elephants, Anyone? In some productions of Aida, there are live elephants on stage during the Triumphal March. Invite students to write a letter or have a debate with a partner about why there should or should not be live elephants on stage in this scene. Treasures from Ethiopia During the Ballet scene, the dancers are showing the King of Egypt the spoils of war that the Egyptian soldiers have brought back from Ethiopia. Spoils of war are anything of value that a conquering army would seize from its fallen enemies. Research the natural resources and products of Ethiopia to determine what the spoils would be exotic animals, spices, building materials, foods? What would the soldiers bring back to give to their King? TW Page 41
67 Additional Resources Aida (Children s Book) by Monica E. Lapenta with illustrations by Ilaria Tellatin. Available through the Met Opera Shop. Ordering information at:
68 Aida Live in HD (2 DVD set) Performance by the Metropolitan Opera available through the Met Opera Shop
69 Sing Me a Story: The Metropolitan Opera s Book of Opera Stories for Children by Jane Rosenberg. Ordering information at: Children/dp/
70 DVD entitled Wildlife Symphony: A Musical Celebration in Nature featuring 15 classical selections choreographed with imagery of wild animals moving in a synchronized fashion to the music. (An excerpt of Verdi s Ballet Music from Aida is one of the selections on this DVD)
71 MELODY Pages in Teacher Workbook (TW)
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74 ALL ELEMENTS Pages in Teacher Workbook (TW)
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76 Closing Remarks and Questions David Albert Director of Education, North Carolina Symphony
77 Thank you for attending the 2013 North Carolina Symphony Education Concert Workshop. We would greatly appreciate if you would complete the survey that will soon be sent to you electronically. Your input is valuable to the development of our education programs and this workshop.
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