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README.md

🎺🎺 WEEK THREE is an []Emergent Opera[]! 🎺🎺

Deadline Saturday 11 AM

  • Tuesday 10 May

  • Publishing:

    1. Kimberley + chae
    1. jumbo + supi
    1. Emma + Jian
    1. Miri + Carmen

  • Caretakers:

    1. Gersande
    1. sumo
    1. grgr

*What does it mean? *

This week we invite you to make content within a common structure, instead of finding a structure when the contents have already been made! An emergent opera where each property is part of a bigger whole, that comes together in the becoming...

Pick one part of the opera!

Structure: []Emergent Opera[]

Pick Your Opera Slot (if you pick Act 1 or Act 2 try to consult each other to balance out the contributions)

*Overture: jumbo supi

*https://pad.xpub.nl/p/atlas_overture

*Act 1: Emm + Jian

*Act 2: Miri + Carmen

*Curtain Call/Grand Finale/Finale: kim-chae

Below you can find some vocabulary that is usually related to opera. You can use the definitions or you can freely interpret them in order to build your piece.

**Vocabulary/Tools: **

  • Interference

  • Blur your contribution across other pieces.

  • **Open Call **

  • Your piece asks for external (but what does it mean external at the end?) interventions.

  • **Overture **

  • Which refers to an opening or a hole.

  • **Aria **

  • A solo piece which focuses on emotion.

  • Suitcase Aria

  • A signature solo piece (performer's trademark) for a performer that returns often.

  • Repetition, jingle-like piece, motif, virtuoso piece, stunt.

  • Recitative Secco

  • Minimal instrumentation with a free rhythmic style where the singer/voice can do as pleased.

  • **Recitative Stromento **

  • Rhythms are dictated and should be followed.

  • Recitative

  • Imitates rhyhtms of the spoken word or used in place of spoken words.

  • Duets

  • Performed by two people or two contributions (botta e risposta/pingpong/back and forth).

  • Orchestra

  • Instrumental only.

  • Lighting

  • Sets the drama atmosphere, enlightens**,** puts in the shadow, etc... (Can be connected to the listening experience live).

  • https://i.pinimg.com/474x/83/af/45/83af455c8e2a8647e685fc2c2f8d6127--roland-situationist-international.jpg

For the documentation:

Deadline Saturday 11 AM

**Libretto **

For this week's release, we'd like to create a Libretto! Please share your notes, scores, texts, lyrics or any other related drafts to your contribution with us in order to make it possible.

https://www.gonnelli.it/photos/auctions/xlarge/13384.jpg

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Q&A (answers every day at 10am)

  1. Should a common story/theme/plot exist between the different parts? because you're asking to balance act 1 & 2 but what about the entrance and final?

more than a story or a plot, the different parts should be aware of each other.

The different parts don't need to necessarily relate literally but can have common points or different tones, it be nice this time (if possible) to have more awareness of what the other groups are working on