GRADE 8 KABUKI

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8. • The class will be divided into five (5)
groups.
• We will be travelling to different places.
• Every place has different challenges.
• Papers at the corner will be used if there is
a question.

13. One of the traditions that is very
popular until today is the traditional
form of theatre which began at the
end of _______.
A. 15th Century
B. 16th Century
C. 17th Century
D. 18th Century

16. DEFINITION:

17. SAKURA

19. This is one of the key features
of Japanese theatre.
A. Singing technique
B. Acting technique
C. Vocal technique
D. Writing technique

20. Vocal Technique
Ipponchoshi (continuous
pattern)- used in speeches
building up to an explosive
climax in the aragoto style.
G9

21. Vocal Technique
What do you think is need
to do or to have this
technique?.

22. Vocal Technique
• it requires an
extraordinary breath
control that only few
experts succeed in
achieving.

23. Vocal Technique
Nori(adapted from the
chanting or joruri)-
implies a very sensitive
capacity of riding the
rhythms of the shamisen.

24. What do we mean by shamisen?
A. Percussion instrument
B. Wind instrument
C. String instrument

25. Vocal Technique
Yakuharai- the same way
describes the subtle
delivery of poetical text
written in the Japanese
metrical form

27. All I ask is if this is my
LAST night with you! Your
score will LAST forever.
Deduction of 8 points.

28. May nanalo na!
Ginalingan eh! You can
steal 5 points from any
group you want. Clap.
Clap. Clap. Champion!

29. I am Daenerys of House
Targaryen, the Mother of
Dragons. I give you a reward of
5 points for recognizing me as
your Queen.

30. “BAKIT LAHAT NG GWAPO MAY
BOYFRIEND?” If there is a person
who has a boyfriend in your group,
you can receive 2 points.

31. Starting Over Again! You start
over with nothing.
Jooookkkeee! Direk Paul told
me that it’s just half of your
score.

33. Dances and movements are
accompanied by shamisen music.
A. True
B. False

34. Vocal and Instrumental
Features

35. Vocal & Instrumental Features
Gagaku- classic court
music imported from
China during 18th
century
B15

36. Vocal & Instrumental Features
What do you mean by
court music?

37. Vocal & Instrumental Features
Kagura- performed in
Shinto shrines

38. Vocal & Instrumental Features
No- chant derives
from shomyo,
G13

39. Vocal & Instrumental Features
How can you
describe a chant?

40. Vocal & Instrumental Features
The most popular
shamisen music is the
naugata or long song

41. Vocal & Instrumental Features
Naugata music is
very flexible
B2

42. Vocal & Instrumental Features
What do you think
is the reason why
it is flexible?

43. Vocal & Instrumental Features
It can be performed by
one shamisen or by an
entire orchestra of
twenty musicians.
B2

44. It can be played by one or by an
entire orchestra but ten of the
musicians must be shamisen
players.
C. True
D. False

46. Shines bright like a diamond!
Your score will be doubled.

47. Focus on me baby! Focus.
Focus. You need to focus
for the next round!

48. I came in like a wrecking ball. I
will hit you so hard you’ll regret
you chose me. I’m sorry but you
have to make your score equal
to that of the lowest.

49. But I’ve got a blank space baby!
Sorry but your group will be
prohibited to answer for the
next round.

50. Ito na ang Tamang Panahon
para pumantay ang score nyo sa
leading score. AlDub you!

53. What is Kabuki?

54. KABUKI
It is performed on a
stylized manner which
combines acting, singing,
and dancing.
G3

55. KABUKI
Is it okay if one aspect
will be missing like the
singing?

56. KABUKI
This rich blend of music,
mime, dance, costume,
and props has been in
existence for almost four
centuries.

57. HISTORY

59. What do we mean by Kabuki in
modern Japanese?
“Ka”
“Bu”
“Ki”

60. Ka- “song”
Bu- “dance”
Ki- “skill”

61. KABUKI

63. “Aveda Kedavra” Your
score will be divided.
#MisteryStick

64. Welcome to House
Targaryen-Fire and Blood!
Donate your 10 points to
a group.

65. Justin Bieber broke my
heart! I will break your
score into half.

66. Cause I’m handsome! You
will get 20 points. Thanks
for appreciating me.

67. Cause you’re hot and you’re
cold, your yes or your no,
you’re in or you’re out!
Freeze one group so that
they will not get any points
for the next round.

69. Basing from the picture how can you
describe the costume they used in
Kabuki?

70. Elements of Kabuki

71. COSTUME
• The basic costume is the
kimono, a floor length
robe with long, flowing
sleeves for males and
females alike.

72. COSTUME
They also used bright
colors and are using
wigs.

74. MAKE-UP
They uses exaggerated
make-ups.
G11

75. What can you say about their
faces?

76. MAKE-UP
Their faces are painted
white with bold lines,
principally red or blue.
B6

77. MAKE-UP
How do you I terpret
the color used in
Kabuki?

79. Maybe you will not shine
like a diamond. Your score
will be swapped from the
lowest group.

80. I like guys with sense of
humor. Let’s test yours.
Kindly tell me a joke. It can be
in a form of knock-knock.
20 points

81. I am The Chosen One. And I
choose you to be The Only
One who can’t receive a
bonus of 20 points.

82. Shake it off! Now is the right
time to shake 10 points from
two groups. I mean deduct
them with 10 points.

83. “Kung gaano kalaki ang
bibig ko, ganun din kaliit
ang score niyo.” I’m sorry
but your score will be
divided.

84. Stage Design

85. STAGE DESIGN
The kabuki stage features a
walkway which extends into
the audience and via which
dramatic entrances and
exits are made.

86. Play Structure

87. STAGE STRUCTURE
• like other traditional forms of
drama in Japan and other
cultures, was performed in
full-day programs. Nearly
every full-length play
occupies five acts.

88. Stagehands

89. STAGEHANDS
What do stagehands
do?
G7

90. STAGEHANDS
They would rash onto
stage adding and
removing props,
backdrops and other
scenery.

91. STAGEHANDS
They are also called as the
koroko which are always
dressed entirely in black
and are traditionally
considered invisible.