With opera, it is important to study the lyrics before listening to the music. This scene contains three primary sections. It begins with
1) a song (aria) sung by Donna Elvira (with some side comments by Don Giovanni and Leporello); continues with
2) a dialogue (recitative) sung by all three characters; and concludes with
3) a song (aria) sung by Leporello.
Here are the lyrics:

Let's start with Donna Elvira's aria. Fill in the blank in the statement below.

Before Don Giovanni and Leporello make side comments to one another, Donna Elvira sings -stanza(s) of lyrics (individual paragraphs)

Theatre spaces and the actors exercise #4 experience and explain the difference for an actor, audience and director on performing a scene in different “stage spaces”. use the previous scenario “i’m thirsty” to adlib a short scene in front of the class who will take the roll of the audience in different theatre spaces i. e. proscenium, arena and thrust discuss with the class about the experience and what it was like to experience different theatre spaces from the actor, the audience and the director’s point of view. then write a short paragraph about what you learned concerning the affects of different theatre spaces on a performance.

Gainsboroughs portraits ridicule and aristocracy

Which description most closely matches a typical country song? a - a song with simple and direct lyrics b - a song with complicated harmony and melody c - a song with instrumentation but no lyrics d - a song based on an old english ballad