Love and Unity Moral Lessons first document the instructions for the paper.Second document is the story for the show that I attended.Third document is the

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Paper 1 The Magic Flute critique will consist of:
This will consist of answering all three-critique questions. We will cover this
information on lecture date January 17. If you miss this lecture, I will not give
information missed.
SYNOPSIS
ACT ONE, Scene One
A young prince named Tamino is being chased by a serpent through a valley. After he falls unconscious,
three ladies emerge from a temple and kill the snake. Tamino awakens and assumes the snake was killed by a
good-natured bird catcher named Papageno who has just arrived
on the scene. When Papageno accepts the
credit, the three ladies reappear and place a padlock on his lips. They then show Tamino a picture of
Pamina, the beautiful daughter of their mistress, the Queen of the Night. He immediately falls in love with
her. They then tell
him she has been kidnapped by the evil magician Sarastro. The Queen appears and asks
Tamino to rescue Pamina, which he agrees to do. The ladies free Papageno and give him a magic set of
silver bells. They also give Tamino a magic flute and send the two off on their mission.
Scene Two
On the way to Sarastro’s temple, Tamino and Papageno lose each other, but Papageno finds Pamina. She is
being held against her will by Sarastro’s beast-like servant, Monostatos. Papageno and
Monostatos mistake
each other for the Devil, and Monostatos is scared away. Papageno then escapes with Pamina to find
Tamino.
Scene Three
Tamino is being led through Sarastro’s realm by three spirits. He tries to enter the three temple doors but is
turned away from two. At the third, he is greeted by a priest, who tells him the Queen is really the evil one
and the good Sarastro was merely trying to get Pamina away from her mother’s dark influence. Tamino
rushes off to find Pamina; a moment later, she and Papageno enter, pursued by Monostatos. Papageno plays
his magic bells, rendering the villain and his henchmen harmless. Sarastro enters and tells Pamina she is free
to marry but not to return to her mother. Tamino is brought in by Monostatos, who demands a reward
from Sarastro but instead gets punished.
– There will a 10-minute intermission
ACT TWO
Sarastro and the priests of Isis and Osiris hold a ritual, explaining that Tamino and Papageno are about to
undergo the rites of initiation to determine if they are worthy to enter the Temple of Light. Tamino, who is
brave, and Papageno, who is not receive contradictory counsel from the priests and the Queen of the
Night’s three ladies, but they decide to follow the priests. Monostatos attempts one last seduction of
Pamina, but he is interrupted by the Queen who comes to her daughter and demands that murder
Sarastro. Instead, Pamina goes to Sarastro and begs forgiveness for her mother; he agrees, declaring that
only love, not vengeance, will lead to peace and happiness. As part of their tests, both Tamino and
Papageno are sworn to silence. An old woman approaches Papageno declaring that she is really eighteen
years old and in love with him. She runs away, but the three spirits appear and give back to Tamino and
Papageno the magic flute and bells. Pamina arrives, but she misunderstands Tamino’s silence and is
heartbroken. Sarastro reassures her, but she is not comforted. Papageno says that he wants a sweetheart,
and the old woman returns and reveals herself to be a young woman in disguise. Her name: Papagena. As
soon as she reveals herself, however, a priest orders her away. Meanwhile, Pamina is about to commit
suicide using the dagger her mother gave her to kill Sarastro. The three spirits stop her and take her to
Tamino, who is about to undergo the final trial. Pamina and Tamino go through the ordeal together,
emerging unscathed thanks to the magic flute. Papageno rather reluctantly attempts to hang himself.
Seeing this
, the three spirits suggest he play his magic bells. He does and Papagena appears; the two
declare their intent to raise a large family. Monostatos joins the Queen of the Night as they plot
to destroy Sarastro’s temple. Instead, the Queen of the Night hands Monostatos back over to
Sarastro when he appears. The opera ends with the company celebrating the victory of light over
darkness.
from: San Francisco Opera (2015 production): https://sfopera.com/1516-season/the-magic-flute/synopsis, and rdited
by: Cameron Khoshgam
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Michael Ibrahim, Director
Jodie Marie Lewis, Administrative Associate
Voice Faculty
Hope Koehler, Laura Knoop Very, Rob Chafin, William Koehler
Special thanks to Massoulo’s Cleaners & Tailors, 447 High Street, Morgantown,
for providing assistance with the dry-cleaning needs for this production.
The apex 288-2018
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you can start with quistion
it is okey to have an intro!
Three quistions:
we go
*1- What is being ablempted? enrirnainment? insive? knowledge.
The play with the turive -The director
Why Did the play right play it to intertain us? or another goal
teach us about history? or astory of some one? is it asling
they consider everything. what is the prespective of the diveron or play wrive
or even borm.
Reasons
to theater?
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* 2- Wikas the attempt successful?
did it intertain us? or gave us knowledge?
or did you individualy discudared something from the play.
or did you gain knowledge from the play?
Was their intentanment? of knowledge. be splcific.
Doesn’t have to be succesful.
3-was the attempt worthwhile?
Did you waste your time? or you spent in doing something fun.
The people behind the set were they good? the east the box office were
they all doing a good job?
was it a good play Port ata why ?
diníctor
writers to write
us to pay for it and watchin?
was it worthwhile for the play write to write it?
aps the play educational for ant students

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