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OVERVIEW

Teachers, we invite you to treat yourselves and enrich the lives of your students by introducing them to their opera company, and exploring what LA Opera Education has to offer.

Our high-quality, award-winning Professional Development programs provide an introduction to opera and entertaining ways to connect your curriculum to the operas in our season. Come hear opera recitals while developing tools for the classroom and earning salary points.

OPERA 101

(Available for Salary Point Credit)
Learn about the history of opera from 16th Century Italy to present day, through presentations by experts on the art form. Full of fun and practical ways to get to know and embrace, Opera 101 will provide teachers with materials and strategies including tools for critical listening, examining the libretto, adapting source material and more. At the end of each session, LA Opera teaching artists will lead participants in a hands-on workshop that teachers can then take to the classroom.

Program Details:
Dates:All sessions take place on Saturdays from 9:00am to 3:30pm at the Dorothy Candler Pavilion.

October 13, 2012 - Session #1
December 8, 2012 - Session #2
February 9, 2013 - Session #3

Parking:Traditionally, parking has been included in the fees for this program. We are not able to guarantee free parking at this time and will know more soon. Everyone who purchases the full series before October 13 will be entered into a drawing. The winner will receive complimentary parking for the series. Parking at the Music Center is $9 per session. Light refreshments included in fee.

Enrollment in programs does not include admission to main stage opera productions.

Fee:
$45 for entire series (25% off when purchasing all three by October 13, 2012).
$20 per session after October 13, 2012
Salary Points: Attend three classes and two operas or attend three classes and complete two opera lesson plans for one salary point. One salary point available for this program. Opera 101 can be combined with Opera for Educators (See tab above) to achieve salary points.

Deadline: Online registration will be open until classes are filled.

Registration:
Register for entire series by clicking HERE In the drop-down selection for "# of Opera for Educators Series Tickets", select "1" then click on the "Buy Now" button. Register for individual sessions by clicking HERE Click the "Buy Tickets" button next to the performance you want to attend. In the drop-down selection for "Opera for Educators ($20.00)", select "1" then click on the "Purchase" button.

OPERA FOR EDUCATORS

(Available for Salary Point Credit)
LA Opera's award-winning Opera for Educators series explores opera from an interdisciplinary point of view. Gain insight about opera and the historical context in which it was created. Discuss opera as history and art, as well as language and social commentary. Learn all about the stars and artists of the opera world, as well as the production and business of opera. Enjoy recitals and rehearsals, and receive special opera news updates. Up to two LAUSD salary points are offered for participating teachers.

Program Details:

Dates: All sessions take place on Saturdays from 9:00am to 3:30pm at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.

August 25, 2012 - The Two Foscari
September 8, 2012 - Don Giovanni
November 3, 2012 - Madame Butterfly
February 23, 2013 - Flying Dutchman
March 9, 2013 - Cinderella
April 13, 2013 - TBA
May 11, 2013 - Tosca


Enrollment in programs does not include admission to main stage opera productions.

Fees:
$105 (25% off when purchasing all seven by August 25, 2012)
$20 per session after August 25, 2012.
Salary Points: Attend three classes and two operas or attend three classes and complete two opera lesson plans for one salary point. Two salary points available for this program.

Parking: Traditionally, parking has been included in the fees for this program. We are not able to guarantee free parking at this time and will know more soon. Everyone who purchases the full series before August 25 will be entered into a drawing. The winner will receive complimentary parking for the series. Parking at the Music Center is $9 per session. Light refreshments included in fee.

Deadline: Online registration will be open until classes are filled.

Registration:
Register for entire series by clicking HERE In the drop-down selection for "# of Opera for Educators Series Tickets", select "1" then click on the "Buy Now" button. Register for individual sessions by clicking HERE Click the "Buy Tickets" button next to the performance you want to attend. In the drop-down selection for "Opera for Educators ($20.00)", select "1" then click on the "Purchase" button.

LESSON PLANS


  Lesson Plan Title Type Level
Arts as Resistance & Protest Lesson Plan 9-12
Carmen - Exploring Characters and Plot in Carmen Lesson Plan 9-12
Carmen - Verismo and Realism Lesson Plan 9-12
Carmen Listening Guide Listening Guide All
Carmen Resource Page Resource Page All
Das Reingold Resource Page Resource Page All
Die Walkure - Myths and Themes Lesson Plan 9-12
Die Walkure Resource Page Resource Page All
Don Giovanni - Exploring Activity Guide 6-12
Fidelio - Understanding Character Development Lesson Plan 9-12
Fidelio Resource Guide Resource Guide All
Figaro's American Adventure - Study Guide Study Guide 4-5
Gotterdammerrung - Myths and Themes Lesson Plan 9-12
Gotterdammerrung through Different Literary Theories Lesson Plan 9-12
Il Postino Lesson Plan 11-12
Il Trittico - Realism in Art and Music Leson Plan 6-12
Il Trittico - The Prop that Made the Story Lesson Plan 7-8
Il Trittico Resource Page Resource Page All
Il Turco In Italia Resource Page Resource Page All
Jenufa - The Universal Theme of Sacrifice Lesson Plans 9-12
Jenufa Resource Page Resource Page All
La Boheme - I'll Never Get Out Alive Lesson Plan 6-8
La Boheme - Text vs. Music Lesson Plan 9-12
La Boheme Resource Page Resource Page All
La Rondine - Realism in Art Lesson Plan 6-12
La Rondine Resource Page Resource Page All
La Traviata - Realism in Art and Music Lesson Plans 6-12
La Traviata Resource Page Resource Page All
Lohengrin - Understanding Characters, Plot and Music Lesson Plan 10-12
Lohengrin Resource Page Resource Page All
Madama Butterfly - What Does it Mean to be American? Lesson Plan 6-8
Madama Butterfly for the 21st Century Lesson Plan 6-12
Madama Butterfly Resource Page Resource Page All
Opera Reflective Collage Lesson Plan 6-8
Otello Resource Page Resource Page All
Recovered Voices: The Dwarf & The Jug Resouce Page Resource Page All
Rigoletto - Getting to Know the Opera Lesson Plan 8
Rigoletto Resource Page Resource Page All
Siegfried & Literary Theories Lesson Plan 9-12
Siegfried Compared with Sleeping Beauty Lesson Plan 6-8
Tamerlano - What Makes Music Popular? Lesson Plan 7-8
Tamerlano Resource Page Resource Page All
The Barber of Seville - Who is He? Lesson Plan 9-12
The Barber of Seville Resource Page Resource Page All
The Barber of Seville - What Makes Music Popular? Lesson Plan 7-8
The Elixer of Love Resource Page Resource Page All
The Magic Flute - Poetry and Presentation Lesson Plan 6-8
The Magic Flute Resource Page Resource Page All
The Marriage of Figaro - The Wedding Plans Lesson Plan 9-12
The Ring - Nordic & Greek Mythology Lesson Plan 11-12
The Ring Musical Bingo Lesson Plan 4-5
The Ring Resource Page 1 Resource Page All
The Ring Resource Page 2 Resource Guide All
Tosca Resource Page Resource Page All
Tosca - Staging Scenes Lesson Plan 9-12
Tristan und Isolde - Magical Potions Lesson Plan 9-12
Tristan und Isolde Resource Page Resource Page All
Turn of the Screw Resource Page Resource Page All


 
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