Performing_arts
frame c by: MJE
has lex unit: play.n
frame ID: 405
frame c date: 2002-09-26T15:07:43+02:00
has frame element: Performer.performing arts
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: hasComponent
  some values from: Performers and roles
has lex unit: performance.n
is used by: Behind the scenes
has sem type: Non-perspectivalized frame
has frame element: Type.performing arts
is used by: Performers and roles
type: Frame
definition: <def-root>The <fen>Performer</fen>s, together with behind the scenes <fen>Personnel</fen>, execute a <fen>Performance</fen> according to a <fen>Script</fen> and/or <fen>Score</fen>. The purpose of the <fen>Performance</fen> is to create an experience for an <fen>Audience</fen>, who then judge its merits. <fen>Performance</fen>s may be in many different <fen>Medium</fen>s and be of various <fen>Type</fen>s. This frame is very elaborate in modern society and there are a number of traditions and practices typically (but not necessarily) related to <fen>Performance</fen>s: The <fen>Performance</fen> is preceded by many practice sessions in which the <fen>Performer</fen>s and other <fen>Personnel</fen> attempt to improve the quality and/or fidelity of their individual and collective performances to the Script and/or Score. The <fen>Audience</fen> members pay a fee to experience the <fen>Performance</fen>. The <fen>Performer</fen>s (and <fen>Personnel</fen>) receive payment for contributing to the <fen>Performance</fen>. Often there are other individuals involved in the specifically financial aspects of the <fen>Performance</fen> and <fen>Performer</fen>s. Critics act as part of the <fen>Audience</fen> and then write reviews that evaluate the merits of the <fen>Performance</fen>, describing the <fen>Performance</fen> to other potential <fen>Audience</fen> members. Due to the high quality of previous <fen>Performance</fen>s, <fen>Performer</fen>s can become famous, i.e. well known and liked. Those who like them particularly well become fans of the <fen>Performer</fen>. (Shared with writers...)</def-root>
has frame element: Score.performing arts
has frame element: Personnel.performing arts
has frame element: Medium.performing arts
has frame element: Script.performing arts
has frame element: Audience.performing arts
definition: The Performers, together with behind the scenes Personnel, execute a Performance according to a Script and/or Score. The purpose of the Performance is to create an experience for an Audience, who then judge its merits. Performances may be in many different Mediums and be of various Types. This frame is very elaborate in modern society and there are a number of traditions and practices typically (but not necessarily) related to Performances: The Performance is preceded by many practice sessions in which the Performers and other Personnel attempt to improve the quality and/or fidelity of their individual and collective performances to the Script and/or Score. The Audience members pay a fee to experience the Performance. The Performers (and Personnel) receive payment for contributing to the Performance. Often there are other individuals involved in the specifically financial aspects of the Performance and Performers. Critics act as part of the Audience and then write reviews that evaluate the merits of the Performance, describing the Performance to other potential Audience members. Due to the high quality of previous Performances, Performers can become famous, i.e. well known and liked. Those who like them particularly well become fans of the Performer. (Shared with writers...)
has frame element: Performance.performing arts
has lex unit: music.n
has frame relation: Performers and roles
has frame relation: Behind the scenes
comment: The Performers, together with behind the scenes Personnel, execute a Performance according to a Script and/or Score. The purpose of the Performance is to create an experience for an Audience, who then judge its merits. Performances may be in many different Mediums and be of various Types. This frame is very elaborate in modern society and there are a number of traditions and practices typically (but not necessarily) related to Performances: The Performance is preceded by many practice sessions in which the Performers and other Personnel attempt to improve the quality and/or fidelity of their individual and collective performances to the Script and/or Score. The Audience members pay a fee to experience the Performance. The Performers (and Personnel) receive payment for contributing to the Performance. Often there are other individuals involved in the specifically financial aspects of the Performance and Performers. Critics act as part of the Audience and then write reviews that evaluate the merits of the Performance, describing the Performance to other potential Audience members. Due to the high quality of previous Performances, Performers can become famous, i.e. well known and liked. Those who like them particularly well become fans of the Performer. (Shared with writers...)
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: hasComponent
  some values from: Behind the scenes
type: Class
frame name: Performing_arts