"Tibetan Opera" PPT courseware 4

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"Tibetan Opera" PPT courseware 4

teaching objectives

1. Read the notes: "legend, roar, wilderness, auspicious, gentle, symbol, demon, terror, nothing, laughing, singing and dancing, admiring, penniless, double-dealing, asking for nothing, doing whatever you want" etc. words.

2. Read the text silently, understand the formation and characteristics of Tibetan opera, and appreciate the unique charm and rich cultural connotation of traditional art.

3． Learn accurate explanations and vivid descriptions of articles, accumulate language, and understand expression methods.

Important and difficult points in teaching

1. Guide students to understand the expression methods and language features of this article, and learn the author’s vivid expressions;

2. Understand the formation and characteristics of Tibetan opera, appreciate the unique artistic charm and rich cultural connotation of traditional drama, and understand Tibetan culture

1. Read the text for the first time and gain an overall understanding of the content.

2. Read the text carefully and summarize the main idea of ​​each paragraph.

3. Reading taste

1. "How many types of operas in the world are performed wearing masks? How many types of operas in the world are performed without a stage? How many types of operas are there in the world where one play can be performed for three to five days? What’s not over yet?”

2. "Let's start with the legendary story of the Tibetan monk Tangdong Jebu." What is the function of this sentence?

What are the legends of Tangdong Jebu’s story?

The legend of weak against strong: young monk - dangerous nature

The legend of creating miracles: nothing - 58 chain bridges

The Legend of Art: The Monk - the Originator of Tibetan Opera

This legendary story is deeply rooted in the hearts of Tibetan people. Tangdong Jebu is worthy of being hailed as the originator of Tibetan opera. To this day, his portrait is enshrined in every Tibetan opera troupe, allowing him to accept the worship of generations of artists. Let us suddenly feel a bit sacred and solemn.

summary:

Many regions and ethnic groups have unique art forms, which are unique features of Chinese culture. The unique charm of Tibetan opera's naturalness, simplicity, and mystery, as well as the relaxed, natural, and spontaneous way of watching the opera bring people great enjoyment. Tibetan opera, as a traditional Tibetan opera, still has infinite charm hundreds of years later and is a precious cultural heritage.

Tibetan Opera Types

1. White Mask Tibetan Opera (Old School)

White mask Tibetan opera is the parent type of Tibetan opera. It has the longest history and is widely spread. It is called "Lambag Gabu" in Tibetan, which means fairy white mask opera. According to legend, the drama form was formed when Tang Dongjiebu organized a group of "Seven Fairy Sisters" to perform in order to raise funds for the construction of the chain bridge.

(1) Bindumba (2) Tashi Sherpa (3) Nyimba

2. Blue Mask Tibetan Opera (new style)

(1) Jongba Tibetan Opera (2) Jianggar Tibetan Opera (3) Xiangba Tibetan Opera (4) Juemulong Tibetan Opera

Tibetan opera scenery

Tibetan opera is mostly performed in squares during the day, and generally does not require scenery or lighting equipment. Place one or two objects at the performance venue, such as prayer flag poles and branches tied to the prayer flag poles. The "Chema" offering box on the table and the statue of Tangtong Jebu or the hanging thangka portrait can also be used as fixed props. . To this day, folk amateur theater troupes all over Tibet perform in Liulin Bazi, wheat fields or temple courtyards. Even when they perform in theaters and auditoriums in towns, they completely use the square performance method, without curtains and scenery, and the lights are only used as Lighting usage.

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