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MUSIC
Romantic composers, Life and musical works page 71 - 78
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ARTS
Definition of Neoclassicism, Classicism and Romanticism.
Artworks (Paintings, Architecture, Sculptors) and their
meaning. Page 224 - 232
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Locomotor and Non-locomotor movements
Festival Dances and their origins. Page 125-129
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HEALTH
First Aid
Objectives of First Aid
Characteristic of Good First Aider Page 325-326
Do’s and Don’ts of First Aid Page 326
Romantic Period
•Is described as a cu ltural
movement th a t stressed
emotion,
imagination, individualism
and freedom o f expression.
Famous
Composers
Niccolo Paganini
• born on October 27,
1782, Genoa Italy
• became the famous
violin virtuoso i n
the world.
• Famous work:
La Campanella
Frederic Chopin
• Born on March 1,
1810, Poland.
• was known as the
“Poet of the Piano”.
• Was considered
world renowned
pianist and
composer.
• At age 4, he
began to play
piano.
• Famous work:
Polanaise
Piano Music
Franz Liszt
• Born i n Hungary
• known as the virtuoso pianist
and composer and the busiest
musicians d u ri n g the Romantic
Period.
• Famous works:
• Beethoven Symphonies
• Hungarian Rhapsodies
Piano Music
Robert Schumann
• born i n 1810 a t Zwickau
• famous composer t hat worked
intensively between music
and words
• Was a composer, and
considered himself as the heir
to the original creative
t r a dit io n o f Beethoven and
Schubert.
• His father wanted him to study
law.
Program Music
Hector Berloiz
•Born on December
11, 1803.
•is a French
Romantic
composer.
•At young age, he
learns to play
g u i t a r and flute.
Program Music
Peter I l y i c h Tchai ovs
y
• Born on May 7, 1840, Russia
• Was known f o r his
ballet music
• Famous works:
• Swan lake
• The Nutcracker
Program Music
Camille Saint-Saens
• Born on October 9,
1835, Paris
• An organist and the
best pianist of his time
Chopin Saint-Saens Berloiz
Tchaikovsky Schumann Liszt
Chopin Paganini
1. Symphonic Poems
Chopin Saint-Saens Berloiz
Tchaikovsky Schumann Liszt
Chopin Paganini
2. La Campanella
Chopin Saint-Saens Berloiz
Tchaikovsky Schumann Liszt
Chopin Paganini
3. Born in Zwickau.
Chopin Saint-Saens Berloiz
Tchaikovsky Schumann Liszt
Chopin Paganini
4. Began to play piano
at the age of 4.
Chopin Saint-Saens Berloiz
Tchaikovsky Schumann Liszt
Chopin Paganini
5. Virtuoso pianist, a
composer and busiest
musician.
Piano Wor s
• Ballade – A verse form or narrative that is set to music.
• Etude – a piece composed f o r the development o f a specific
point o f technique.
• Mazurka – A polish dance
• Nocturne – an instrumental composition o f a pensive,
dreamy mood.
• Polonaise – A stately, march like Polish dance, promenade
• Prelude – an introductory performance, event, or action
• Waltz – a German dance in triple meter.
• Sonata – composition f o r one or solo instruments
• Scherzo – musical movement of playful character.
1. A verse form or narrative
that is set to music.
2. A musical movement of
playful character.
3. Composed for the
development of specific
technique.
4. A German dance in triple
meter.
5. A composition for one or
more solo instruments.
Festival Dances
Cultural dances performed to the strong beats
of percussion instruments by community of
people sharing the same culture.
Festival dances may be religious or secular in
nature.
RELIGIOUS - in honor of a certain religious icon
SECULAR OR NON-RELIGIOUS – in thanksgiving
or celebration of peoples industry and bountiful
harvest.
Basic
Movements
Locomotor Movements
1. STEP – basis of all locomotor movement.
2. WALK – series of steps executed by both
feet in any direction.
3. RUN – series of walk executed quickly in
any direction.
4. JUMP – both feet lose its contact with the
ground.
Non- Locomotor Movements
1. FLEXION (BEND) – act of decreasing the angle
of a joint.
2. EXTENSION (STRETCHING) – the opposite of
flexion.
3. CONTRACTION – a muscle movement done
when it shortens, narrows, and tightens.
4. RELEASE – a muscle movement opposite to
contraction.
Non- Locomotor Movements
5. COLLAPSE – deliberately drop the exertion of
energy into a body segment.
6. RECOVER – the opposite of collapse. To regain
energy.
7. ROTATION – to move the body allowing it to
complete a circle with its motion.
8. TWIST – to move a body segment from an
axis halfway front or back.
TRUE OR FALSE
1. Festival Dances is cultural
dances performed to the strong
beats of percussion instruments by
community of people sharing the
same culture.
2. Festival dances may be
religious or secular in nature.
3. Step is the basis of all non-
locomotor movements.
4. Flexion is the act of
increasing the angle of a
joint.
5. Rotation means to move a
body segment allowing it to
complete circle with its
motion.
6. Contraction is the opposite
of flexion.
7. Recover is the opposite of
collapse.
8. Jump is to move body
segment from axis halfway
front or back.
9. Run is a series of walks
executed quickly in any
direction.
10. Stretching is another
word for extension.
RELIGIOUS
FESTIVALS
SINULOG FESTIVAL - Cebu City
PENAFRANCIA FESTIVAL - Bicol
LONGGANISA FESTIVAL- Ilocos
KINABAYO
FESTIVAL- Dapitan
Passi City, Iloilo
PATTARADAY FESTIVAL- Santiago City
SANGYAW FESTIVAL - Tacloban City
SANGYAW
FESTIVAL
SINULOG
FESTIVAL
PATTARADAY
FESTIVAL
DINAGYANG
FESTIVAL
PINTADOS DE
PASI
ATI-ATIHAN
FESTIVAL
KINABAYO
FESTIVAL
PENAFRANCIA
FESTIVAL
LONGGANISA
FESTIVAL
HIGANTES
FESTIVAL
SECULAR
FESTIVALS
Dagupan, Pangasinan
MAMANGGUI FESTIVAL- Iligan City
MANGO FESTIVAL- Zambales
Pampanga
Bacolod
South Cotobato
BINATBATAN FESTIVAL- Ilocos Sur
BANGUS
FESTIVAL
BINATBATAN
FESTIVAL
BAMBANTI
FESTIVAL
AMMUNGAN
FESTIVAL
MAMMANGUI
FESTIVAL
T’NALAK
FESTIVAL
MANGO
FESTIVAL
MASSKARA
FESTIVAL
PANAGBENGA
FESTIVAL
IBON EBON
FESTIVAL
First Aid
is an immediate and temporary care given to
a person who suddenly gets ill or injured.
Objectives o f First Aid
1. To save lives
2. To prolong l i f e
3. To alleviate s u f f e r i n g
4. To prevent f u r t h e r i n j u r y
Characteristics o f a
Good First Aider
1. Gentle
2. Observant
3. Resourceful
4. Tactful
5. Sympathetic
Wounds
is a break i n the c o n t i n u i t y of a
tissue i n the body.
Dressing
• A piece of sterile cloth
that covers a wound to
prevent i n f e c t i o n and/or
to stop bleeding
COLD COMPRESS
It is used to reduce swelling
and relieve pain, especially
used for sprains and strains.
HOT COMPRESS
It is used to allow normal
blood circulation.
Bandages
• have three key uses:
1. applying pressure to bleeding wounds;
2. covering wounds and burns;
3. and providing support and immobilization f o r broken
bones, sprains, and strains.
• These includes gauze, triangular, Elastic, and
tu b u l a r bandage.
1. A sterile cloth used to
cover wounds.
SINGDERS
2. Used to reduce swelling.
CLOD PRESSCOM
3. Can be used as cold
compress.
OLDC DAP
4. Used to apply pressure to
stop bleeding.
NABGADES
5. A cut in the skin.
DOUNW
6. Caused by heat.
BRUN
7. Ligaments are torn.
S PAR I N S
8. Muscles are overstretched.
TRINSAS
9. A broken bone.
FARCTERU
10. The end of the bone is
displaced.
LI S D O CATI O N
11. An immediate and
temporary care given to a
person who suddenly gets ill
or injured.
12. Four objectives of First Aid
13. Five characteristic of a
good first Aider.
G
O
R
T
S
NEOCLASSICISM CLASSICISM
CLASSICISM plus GREEK & ROMAN
influence from Principles and
European & styles were
American society reflected in society
A rt forms inspired Art forms produced
by ancient times in antiquity or
but created later inspired by it
afterwards
NeoClassic Period
JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID
FAMOUS WORKS
DEATH OF MARAT
Shows the portrayal of
revolutionary martyr.
NeoClassic Period
JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID
FAMOUS WORKS
NAPOLEON
CROSSING THE
ALPS
Showed a strongly
idealized view of the real
crossing that Napoleon
and his army made.
NeoClassic Period
JACQUES-LOUIS DAVID
FAMOUS WORKS
OATH OF THE
HORATII
A large paintings that
depicts a scene from a
roman legend.
NeoClassic Period
JEAN-AUGUSTE-
DOMINIQUE INGRES
FAMOUS WORKS
PORTRAIT OF
NAPOLEON ON
THE IMPERIAL
THRONE
The paintings depicts
Napoleon in his decadent
coronation costume
seated upon his golden
throne.
NeoClassic Period
JEAN-AUGUSTE-
DOMINIQUE
INGRES FAMOUS
WORKS
THE
APOTHEOSIS
OF
HOMER
The painting depicts an
image of homer, receiving
all the brilliant men of
Rome and Greece.
NeoClassic Period
ANTONIO CANOVA
FAMOUS WORKS
PSYCH
E AWAKENED
BY
CUPID
Portraying
’S K I S Sthe relationship
of Psyche and Cupid
NeoClassic Period
ANTONIO CANOVA
FAMOUS WORKS
WASHINGTON
Marble sculpture of
Washington displayed at North
Carolina Museum of History
NeoClassic Period
1.
TEMPLE
- Based on ancient temples
- PERISTYLE (a continuous line of
columns around a building)
NeoClassic Period
PALLADIAN
- Based on Andrea Palladio’s style of
villas
- BALUSTERs or SPINDLES
(vertical supports along the edge of
the roof)
NeoClassic Period
NEOCLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE
PALLADIAN STYLE
ROBERT ADAM (1728-1792) BRITAIN
- Known as the
Palladian architect
of the
Neoclassical
period
NeoClassic Period
NEOCLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE ROBER
PALLADIAN STYLE
T
ADAM
FAMOU
S
WORKS
WHITE
HOUS
E
NeoClassic Period
CLASSIC BLOCK
- Rectangular or square with
flat roof & exterior rich in
classical details
- BEAUX-ARTS style (French
Ecole des Beaux Arts)
NeoClassic Period
NEOCLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE HENR
CLASSICAL BLOCK STYLE
Y
FRANCE
LABROUSTE
FAMOUS
WORKS
LIBRARY OF
SAINTE -
GENEVIEVE
NeoClassic Period
NEOCLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE CHARLES
CLASSICAL BLOCK STYLE
FRANCE
GARNIER
FAMOUS
WORKS
PALAIS
GARNIER
“PA R IS
OPERA
HOUSE”
NeoClassic Period
NEOCLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE CARRERE
CLASSICAL BLOCK STYLE
FAMOU
HASTINGS
S WORKS
NEW
YORK
PUBLIC
LIBRAR
Y
NeoClassic Period
NEOCLASSICAL ARCHITECTURE CHARLES
CLASSICAL BLOCK STYLE
FOLLEN
FAMOU
MCKIM
S WORKS
BOSTON
PUBLIC
LIBRAR
Y
NeoClassic Period
NEO-CLASSICISM
and
ROMANTICISM
in the
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSICISM &
ROMANITICISM
in - the PHILIPPINES
It can be seen through various major
artworks such as paintings, sculptures,
and architectural structures
- The artists expressed their skills and ideas
in their own respective field of
specialization
Gothic Revival Architecture
NEO-CLASSICISM &
ROMANTICISM
FELIZ RESURRECCION HIDALGO y
(1855-1913)
PADILLA
-
Great Filipino
painter of the late
19 th century who
inspired members of
the Philippine
reform movement
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSICISM & ROMANTICISM
JUAN LUNA y NOVICIO (1857-
1899)
- A painter and
sculptor who
became one of
the first
recognized
- A political artists
Philippine activist of
the Philippine
Revolution in the
19 th century
late PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSICISM &
ROMANTICISM
FERNANDO CUETO AMORSOLO (1892-
1972)
- A National Artist
in Painting
- A portraitist
and painter of
rural Philippine
landscapes
- He mastered the
use of light in his
work PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSICISM & ROMANTICISM
GUILLERMO ESTRELLA TOLENTINO (1890-1976)
- Named as a
National Artist for
the Visual Art
(Sculptor) in 1973
- “Father of
Philippine Arts”
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSICISM &
ROMANTICISM
NAPOLEON ISABELO VELOSO ABUEVA
- National Artist
for Sculptor
- Father of Modern
Philippine Sculpture
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSICISM &
ROMANITICISM
ARCHITECTURE
DURING THE
AMERICAN
COLONIZATION IN THE
PHILIPPINES
Gothic Revival Architecture
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
ILOILO CUSTOMS HOUSE
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
SORSOGON MUNICIPAL BUILDING
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
PACO TRAIN STATION
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
LAGUNA PROVINCIAL CAPITOL
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
CEBU NORMAL SCHOOL
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC ARCHITECTURE
NEGROS OCCIDENTAL PROVINCIAL
CAPITOL
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
LAOAG NORMAL SCHOOL
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
ZAMBOANGA NORMAL SCHOOL
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
CORREGIDOR ISLAND
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
EXECUTIVE HOUSE
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
BAGUIO GOVERNMENT CENTER
PHILIPPINES
NEO-CLASSIC & ROMANTIC
ARCHITECTURE
MANILA POST OFFICE
PHILIPPINES
