JOURNAL – DOES IT MATTER WHERE WE LIVE? How can places we live impact our social life, work habits, relationship to nature, personality, values, etc.?

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JOURNAL – DOES IT MATTER WHERE WE LIVE? How can places we live impact our social life, work habits, relationship to nature, personality, values, etc.? Would you be a different person if you grew up in a rural area with few people around compared to a large populated city? Do our surroundings help shape the person we become? Explain. Also, have you given up someone or something to move somewhere else?

“A WAGNER MATINEE” Vocabulary:  Excruciatingly  Myriad  Sordid  Tentatively  Trepidation

“A WAGNER MATINEE”  By Willa Cather  Read & discuss biography page 692  Read story pages  Have paper ready for musical interludes – write down your thoughts & feelings with each song & consider the main character’s thoughts & feelings also

RICHARD WAGNER European composer Born in Germany 1813 Died in Italy 1883 Operas Tristan and Isolde, Ring Cycle, The Flying Dutchman, Tannhauser

NEBRASKA VS. BOSTON 1900

MUSICAL INTERLUDES  Robert Schumann “Joyous Farmer” p  Carl Maria von Weber “Euryanthe” p  Giacomo Meyerbeer “Huguenots” p  Richard Wagner “The Flying Dutchman” p

A WAGNER MATINEE Rameses p. 699 Monet Impressionist painting p

MUSIC INTERLUDES  Wagner’s “Tannhauser” Overture p  Mozart operas and Verdi melodies mentioned p. 700  Wagner’s “Tristan and Isolde” p Okonchttp:// Okonc  Wagner’s “Prize Song” p  Giuseppe Verdi’s “Il Trovatore” p

FINALE  Wagner “Ring” p HujjNQPv2Uhttp:// HujjNQPv2U  Wagner Siegfried’s funeral march p

LITERARY ANALYSIS  Make Inferences p. 703 #5  Contrast Settings p. 703 #7  Make Judgments p. 703 #8  Biographical Context p. 703 #9 – Examine the IMAGERY and FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE used to describe the people and scenes of Nebraska. How might Cather’s relatives be offended by the description?  Explore Metaphor: In lines , Cather compares music in the concert hall to flowing water. Identify key words and phrases in the metaphor and the qualities they convey.