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● What are some of the unique features of ancient Greek art? Ancient Greek art stands out among other countries for its naturalistic but idealized depictions of the human body.
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● What interests you about ancient Greek art? The bright fun colours and beautiful shapes and textures.
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● Why do you think that different cultures develop different styles of art? So that they have a style of art that represents their culture.
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● What instruments did ancient Greeks use? Lyre, Kithara, Aulos, Pan pipes, Hydraulis, Salpinx, Tympanum, Crotala, Koudounia. -
● What sorts of things can be communicated through art and music? Feelings and religions and anything that is happening in your life.
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● Who was Aristophanes? Who was Sophocles? How did they contribute to the
development of theatre? Aristophanes was a comic playwright of ancient Athens. Sophocles was one of classical Athens' three great tragic playwrights. The best known of his 123 dramas is Oedipus the King By making the greatest contributions to playwriting.
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● Why do you think the ancient Greeks developed theatre as an important art
form? To honour their God Dionysus Do you enjoy participating in theatre activities or productions? Yes.
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● How was the theatre of ancient Greek different from the theatre of today? Today’s theatres share many similarities things with the Greek
predecessors however they are also very different. There are in fact many differences for example; for example; layout, special effects, seating
arrangement, the importance of drama and religion, setting, location
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● If you have previously studied a different ancient civilization, how is Greece
similar or different in this area? The ancient Egyptians wrote on papyrus paper and so did the ancient greeks. The ancient greeks sculptured and the ancient Egyptians carved. The ancient greeks used bright colours and the Egyptians used duller colours. They both used art to tell about themselves and the civilization.
history? Because they can use music and art to express themselves.
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