Is both a musical and art form wherein singers and musicians perform a dramatic work combining the text (called a libretto) and the music, usually in an elaborate theatrical setting

Text also called?

The dialogues in an opera were sung and not spoken — they are called?

When did Filipino opera started to take shape?

Local theaters and early philippine opera

Opera

The first filipino opera

Sandugong panaguinip Libretto in spanish by

Sandugong panaguinip A poet, novelist, musician, and government official

Sandugong panaguinip Translated to tagalog by

Sandugong panaguinip Music by

Sandugong panaguinip was first staged at the? on?

Sandugong panaguinip was produced by?

Who owned the molina-benito theater company?

Father of soprano

Actress owner of the molina-benito theater company

National artist owner of the molina-benito theater company

Who translated the sandugong panaguinip to english?

English title of sandugong panaguinip?

Who wrote the lakangbini?

Lakangbini was staged at the? on?

Operatic divas included Nella Manalo, Mercedes Matias-Santiago, National Artist Jovita Fuentes, Isang Tapales, the bass baritone Jose Mossesgeld Santiago, and later on some of their students including Elmo Niakil, Gamaliel Viray, Emmanuel Gregorio, Irma Potenciano, and Fides Cuyugan.

Executive order for the establishment of cultural center of the philippines (ccp)

Architectural structures of ccp

Designed the logo of ccp

First theater director of ccp

Executive director of ccp

Chairman of ccp

Board of trustees of ccp

A three-act filipino opera

La loba negra in english

Acts 1 and 2 of la loba negra are based on?

Act 3 of la loba negra is based on a legend attributed to?

Where and when is gomburza executed?

GOMBURZA

The music of la loba negra was composed by national artist _________, with libretto by soprano ______

When and where is the premiere of la loba negra?

Director of la loba negra in 1984 premiere

The three-act opera composed by national artist felipe padilla de leon, with libretto by national artist guillermo tolentino

Noli me tangere was composed by ______, with libretto by national artist ______

When and where is noli me tangere premiered?

Maria clara in noli me tangere

Ibarra in noli me tangere

Sisa in noli me tangere

Padre damaso in noli me tangere

Director of noli me tangere

Opera composed by national artist felipe padilla de leon in 1970, with libretto anthony morli

Composer of el fili and date

Libretto of el fili

Where is el fili first staged?

English of el filibusterismo

A novel by dr. Jose rizal and sequel to noli me tangere

It tells of the continuous struggle of the filipino people to achieve freedom and emancipation from colonial rule

The dance form known as _____ has been used to interpret stories of all kind

It is a performance in which a story is told without words by using body movemet and facial expressions

The lack of spoken words or sung lyrics is more than made up for by the creative movements and gestures of the dancers

Ballet

Tatlong kuwento ni lola basyang

Tatlo pang kuwento ni lola basyang

Tatlong kuwento ni lola basyang is a ballet adaptation of?

It was meant to instill and rekindle the interest of filipino youth in the beauty, richness, and heritage of philippine literature

Pen name of severino reyes

This is a fabtasy story set to neo-ethnic music in a contemporary style. It's about a hero's fantastic journey to different kingdoms in pursuit of his bewitched sisters

Music of ang kapatid ng tatlong marya

Choreography of ang kapatid ng tatlong marya

The local version of the pied piper tale where the main character mesmerizes his followers through the music of his violin

Moral lesson of ang mahiwagang biyulin

Ang mahiwagang biyulin Music by - Arranged by - Choreography by -

This is a love story where a princess falls in love with a bird.

Ang prinsipe ng mga ibon was choreographed by

Ballet manila danseur (a male ballet dancer)

The music of ang prinsipe ng mga ibon is taken from selected musical works of national artists arranged by?

This is a romantic adventure wherein the heroine Yani is being maltreated by her envious stepmother and stepsisters

What cursed animal is the prince in ang palasyo ng mga dwende that yani helped

It depicts mindanao and the ancient pintados through its neo-ethnic movements

This is a romantic fantasy of the twelve daughters of the king

____________ herself danced in the ballet portraying the role of the eldest among the king's twelve daughters

Daughter of macuja-elizalde that played the role of ate missy who sat and listened to lola basyang's stories and served as a link from the storyteller to the fantasy world

Who played lola basyang in the labindalawang masasayang prinsesa

The twelve daughters secretly leave their bedroom at night to travel to an enchanted land and dance with the princes

This is a horror-comedy play wherein the cowardly hero Huan tries to overcome his fears in order to win his love

The slapstick comedy is enhanced by exaggerated movements as Huan is later haunted by ghosts that add to his fears for which he looks for an anting-anting (lucky charm) toward them off

Translated as king rama, is the philippine adaptation of the indian epic ramayana set to music, dance, and drama

English translation of rama hari

Indian original of rama hari

When is rama hari originally presented

Music of rama hari

Choreography of rama hari

Literature of rama hari

Theater design of rama hari

Who conducted the ccp philharmonic orchestra of rama hari

One of the two great indian epics that talk about indian life around 1000 bc and how dharma was practiced

A type of behavior said to be in accordance with the order that makes life and the universe possible