Narrative Report Mapeh IV

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Music, Arts and Physical Ed.

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NARRATIVE REPORT TOPICS

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A. Music

Entertainment Music Styles Music Style in Modern Music

B. ARTS

Arts in 20th Century Philippine Artists and their Artworks Philippine & Foreign Artists in Modern Era Arts & Economics

C.HEALTH

Health Examination Healthy Mind Aging

D. Physical education (p.e.)

Physical Fitness Test

A. MUSIC

Entertainment

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According to the Dictionary, The word “ENTERTAINMENT” – is an Act of Amusing People and also Entertaining People.

According to Wikipedia, Entertainment is a form of activity that holds the attention and interest of an audience, or gives pleasure and delight. It can be an idea or a task, but is more likely to be one of the activities or events that have developed over thousands of years specifically for the purpose of keeping an audience's attention.

HAPPY

ACTIONS AMUSEMENT

ENJOY ARTISTIC ENTERTAIN

FORMS OF ENTERTAINMENT

  Banquets Reading Performance

Music  Comedy Games

Music IndustryCreates and Perform Music.

According to Wikipedia, Music is a supporting component of many kinds of entertainment and most kinds of performance. For example, it is used to enhance storytelling, it

ENTERTAI

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is indispensable in dance (1, 4) and opera, and is usually incorporated into dramatic film or theatre productions.

KINDS OF MUSIC

1.) PoPular Music / POP MUSIC

Belongs to any number of contemporary musical styles accessible to general public and mostly distributed commercially.

2.) Rock Music

Includes elements of several black and white American Styles.

3.) Folk Music

Is described as Traditional Songs being handed down from generation to generation old Songs with no known composers.

4.) Jazz MusicIs a type of American Music that originated in the late and early 20th Century in

the Southern part of the US (New Orleans) as a combination of European Harmony and forms of African Music.

5.) Western Music Is the formalization of improvised traditions, growth of notation and the

development of tuning System, treatment of text and innovative approach to form the things that influenced and resulted to music in Western Culture.

6.) Country Music

Is the combination and European Folk Songs. Their Music gave them an outlet to express their hardships.

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Music Style

20th Century

Symbolizes the different levels of changes and modernization from the music of the past centuries

Popular Music:♥ Is the term often used to distinguish Modern Music from Classical Music

♥ Appealing and is enjoyed by the majority of the population

♥ Simple and Entertaining

♥ Enjoyed mainly by young people since 1950

♥ ‘POP’ changing youthful culture which music is an expression

♥ It includes rhythm and blues, Rock and Roll, Punk, Heavy Metal, Disco, Soul, Hip hop, Jazz, Mainstream, Crossover, Fusion, House Music, World Music and New Age

♥ Consists of strong, memorable, melody, and suitable words

♥ Pop Songs are called lyrics

♥ It’s main purpose is to entertain

♥ Pop Artist: Popular Music is a serious act form – they usually for movie soundtrack.

EX: It Might Be You : Theme Song From Movie “Tootsie W/ starred Dustin Huffmann.

Vaudeville Is a more popular form of mass Entertainment. It is a Variety Show with Songs, Comedy, Jugging, and Acrobats and Animal

Acts but without plots.

EX:

- A Black Face duo called “ Menard and Draper”

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- Harry Houdini was a top Vaudeville out-famous for escaping from all types of restaurants.

BROADWAY Is America’s Contribution in musical dramas. Has a popular Style so it is easily appreciated ordinary people.

EX:

- Sounds Of Music- Miss Saigon- Fiddler On the Roof- West Side Story- South Pacific - The King And I- Les Miserable- Phantom Of The Opera

Electronic Music Is a kind of music in which sounds are produced electronically.

Composers use electronic equipment to produce sounds of the desired loudness, pitch, rhythm, duration, and tune color.

They assemble the sounds on magnetic tape of computer disks to orate a composition and play the music on a tape recorder through loud speakers.

Synthesizer- an equipment used of composers to combine, modify, and

distinct sounds. It has several devices that can change the tone, pitch, and completed of a sound. It can initiate the sounds of traditional musical instruments to create unique new sounds that cannot produce of Traditional.

Electronic Devices produces electronic music recorded on a magnetic tapes and played through amplifies concrete.

Composers:

- George Crumb- Edgard Varese

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- Karl Heinz Stock haven

Chance Music Is also called “Aleotory Music” or Interdeterministic Music. Based on a Chance The Composers creative input to the outcome of a piece is either greatly

increased, reduced or even removed completely. Creative input includes melody, harmony, instrumentation, and even

logical arrangements. Indeterminism is the opposite of serialism, where the composer controls

every detail of a piece of a piece through numerical patterns.

Composer:

- Ex: John Cage

Minimalist Music Its main concept is the use of small (or “minimal”) amount of musical

material. Some people find the music difficult to listen to. This is because

minimalism is not based on individual notes but rather on musical patterns.

Classical composers used notes to create mood.

Composer:

- Ex: Philip Glass

Music Style in Modern Music

The Maranao- Famous Work Of Jose Joya ( Individualism )

Antonio Molina- Claude Debussy of the Philippines

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Harana- “ Hatinggabi” , Famous Composition of Antonio Molina.

Impressionism- Illusion of light

Impressionist Painters- Sees eyes at a glance

Impressionist Music- Refinement, delicacy, and Vagueness.

Claude Debussy & Maurice Ravel- Forth ( Moonlight, Waterfalls, Fireworks)

Comparasa- Founded by Victoria Carrion

Rondalla- Bigger Version Of Comparsa

EXPRESSIONISM Is a term invented by art critics to describe a style of painting which

developed from and in reaction to the king of painting called Impressionism.

Arnold Schoenberg Expressionist Music expresses the true emotions and exaggeration. Expressionist Painters used irritating colors and distorted shapes.

Neoclassicism

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Is a musical style, known for its emotional constrain. There is clarity and balance in style which was inspired by the stylistic forms of the 18th century.

Revival of interest in contrapuntal technique Igor Stravinsky Anti-Romantic and Pre-dominantly Objective Clarity and Balance in Style.

ARTS

Arts in 20th century

Art movement

Is a style with a specific philosophy or goal, followed by a group of artist during a period of time.

DIFFERENT “ISMS” IN ART

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1.) AESTHETICISM

Also called “Aesthetic Movement” is an art movement supporting to emphasize of aesthetic values more than social-political themes for literature, arts, music. It was particularly dominant during 19th Century in Europe.

2.) EXPRESSIONISM

Was a modernist movement, initially in poetry and painting which originated in Germany at the start of 20th Century. Expressionists Artists sought to express meaning or emotional experience rather than physical reality.

Edward Munch- is claimed to be the greatest artist in Norway and Father of Expressionism, his art is simple, direct yet powerful in subject matter.

3.) FUTURISMWas an artistic and social movement that originated in Italy in the early of the 20th

Century. It emphasized and glorified themes associated with concepts of FUTURE like Speed, Technology, Youth and Violence. The Futurists practiced every medium in art like Paintings, Sculpture, Graphic Designs, Ceramics, Interior Designs, Theatre, Film, Fashion, and Music.

IMPRESSIONISM

Is 19th Century art movement that originated in Paris. Impressionists painting characteristics includes relatively SMALL, THIN yet VISIBLE BRUSH STROKES.

Claude Monet- a French Painter, whom was masterful as a colorist of light and atmosphere is the “FATHER OF IMPRESSIONISM”.

4.) NEO-CLASSICISM

Is the name given into western movements in the decorative and visual arts, literature, theatre, music, and architecture that draw inspiration from classical arts and culture of Asian Greece or Rome.

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5.) REALISM OR NATURALISM In the art is the attempt to represent subject matter truthfully without artificially

and avoiding artistic movement, super natural elements.

HENRY IBSEN- A Norwegian Playwright, Ibsen’s work examined the realities is the “FATHER OF REALISM”.

6.) ROMANTICISM Was an artistic, literary and intellectual movement that originated in Europe

towards the end of 18th Century, it was embodied most strongly in the Visual Arts, Music, Literature.

Jean Jacques-Rosseau- His Works often seen as celebration of radical freedom, is the “FATHER OF ROMANTICISM”.

Philippine Artists and Their Artworks

Carlos “Botong” Francisco

National Artist For Murals (MURALIST) – 1973 Hometown: Angono, Rizal “Blood Compact”

Jose T. Joya National Artist For Visual Arts – 2003 Abstract

Vicente Manansala “Our Daily Bread” “Madonna Of the Slums” “Jeepney” “Pila-Pila sa Bigas” National Artist For Visual Arts - 1981

Napoleon Abueva “Allegorical” National Artist For Sculpture – 1976

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Mauro Malang Santos Figurative Painting

Hernando Ocampo “Man and Carabao” National Artist For Visual Arts- 1991

Fabian Dela Rosa “Women Working in a rice field”

Fernando Amorsolo “Antipolo Fiesta” “Corner of the Hell”

Felix Resurrection “Lady in the Moonlight” “La Marina” “Laguna”

Jao Mapa “Basurero” “Inuman’’ “Labandera”

Jose Rizal “Saturnina Rizal” “Christ Crucified” “Spanish Coat Of Arms”

Juan Luna “Spoliarium” “Jose Rizal” “The Death Of Cleopatra”

Marcelo Antonio “The Little Prince”

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“Shadows” “Maiden with flowers”

Luis Edward Caute “Curtain”

Pacita Abad “Ati-Atihan” “Palay”

Romeo Cabuena “By the River” “Filipiniana” “Water Scene”

Victorio Edanes “The Sketch” “Bulul At Babae” “The Builders”

FOREIGN ARTIST IN MODERN ERA

CLAUDE DEBUSSY (1862- 1918)

A Contemporary Impressionist The Primary aim of French Music is to give pleasure- 1904 Passionate, Passion, Of Purely, French Style Sonatas His Works includes Opera Pelleas and Melsande, The Ballet, Jeux De Vagues from (Amer, And,

Pretude to the Afternoon of a fawn) La Mer (Play Of the Waves)

Arnold SchoenBerg Chamber

Igor Stravinsky The Fire Bird ( 1882-1971) Petrushka ( 1910) The Rite Of Spring – (1911)

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ARTS & ECONOMICS

Art- The conscious use of skill and creative imagination especially in the production of aesthetic objects also: works so produced. Decorative or illustrative, elemnts in printed matter. First use in 13th Century.

ECONOMICS- Based on the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services. Having practical or industrial significance or uses: affecting material resources. First use in 1592

P.E

Physical fitness testImportant Component of Physical Education

Goal

To develop you physically, socially, ,mentally, psychologically, and spiritually to help you live a healthy useful, happy and productive life.

Physical Fitness

Is the ability to function effectively and efficiently. To enjoy leisure, to be heathy, to resists disease, and to cope with emergency situation.

Physically fit Individual

Processes Cardio-vascular endurance which pertains to help the heart and vascular endurance system’s capacity to transport oxygen. Has strength to generate force and flexibility to move muscles at normal range.

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Dr. Aparicio H. Mequi

Consultant for Physical fitness. According to him, physical Fitness testing is not an end in itself. It is a part of the process to create educated Filipino citizenry that is acutely aware of the importance of holistic wellness-fitness of body, mind and spirit.

Health Related Component1.) Cardio- Respiratory Endurance

Being able to do and continue physical activities involving the whole body for a long period of time.

2.) Muscular Strength It is defined as the ability of the muscles to produce a person’s

ability to exert maximum force.

3.) FlexibilityIt is the ability of the muscles to move joints with ease through the

normal range of motion.

4.) Muscular EnduranceThe ability of a muscles group to continue muscles movement over

a length of time.

5.) Body CompositionThe relative percentage of body fat compared to lean body fat

(muscles, bones, etc.)

Skill Related Composition

1.) SpeedThe ability to perform a movement or cover a distance in a short

period of time.

2.) Power The ability to release maximum force very quickly. It is a

combination of speed and strength.

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3.) CoordinationThe linking of the senses such as sight, and hearing through the

brain to diff. parts of the body to produced smooth, quick, and efficiently controlled experiment.

4.) Balance

The ability to remain stable even when moving.

5.) Reaction TimeIt is the amount of time it takes to make a physical response once

you see the need to take.

6.) AgilityThe ability to move and change directions quickly

BMI- Body Mass Index

BMI= weight in kg. / Height in M2

Standard: Less than 15 -- Starvation

15.0- 18.55 – Underweight

18.5- 24.9 – Normal

25.0- 29.9 – Overweight

30.0- 40.0 – Obese

Greater than 40 – Morbidly Obese

Body MassIs the amount of matter in the body.

B. HealthHealth Examination

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Health Examination

Is the process of determining or diagnosing a person’s health status and detecting the presence of physical defects or impaired health.

7 Major Health Examination

1.) Vision TestSharpness of sight is most commonly detected by Snellen Chart (Near-Sightedness

or Far-Sightedness or Astigmatism). Symptoms are Headaches, Dizziness, Nausea, Blurred vision or sensitive to light.

2.) Hearing Test The use of winding much, tuning fork and whisper test can detect hearing

problems and repeating words of person 6 m. away from you

3.) Weight Measurement Maintaining ideal ratio of weight to height can avoid Cardio-Vascular Diseases.

Weight indicates the current nutritional status.

4.) Dental ExaminationThis examination should be made at least once a year to achieve dental hygiene.

5.) Pulse RateThe Pulse Rate is 60 – 80 beats per minute if it is normal.

6.) Height MeasurementThis test should be carried out at least twice a year. Being tested using a meter

stick.

7.) Medical Examination Skin, Blood, Nose, Ears and throat are basic observed by the Doctor. Stethoscope

is used to listen to the Murmurs of the Hearts.

Healthy Lifestyle A Balance Diet Correct Sleeping Habits Regular Exercise Clear mind and Body Living in a healthy surroundings

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Healthy Minds

Characteristics of a Mentally Healthy Person Ability to face disappointment or short comings Ability to face problems squarely Ability to accept Criticism Positive Self-Concept Sense Of Responsibility Better Relationships with other people Adaptability to change

Factors Affecting Mentally Healthy Person Heredity – refers to the Physical or Mental aspects of the parents to their children. Physical Conditions. Socio-Cultural-we should develop our attitude, an individual can develop our attitude

through their past experience in their live.

Factors to a good Mentally Health Person Physical Health-because of illness, diseases or even Malnutrition. Flexible Disposition-they can cope in their environment.

AgingAging

Has to do with person’s physicals conditions as well as his/her outlook in life. There are many changes that takes place as one grows older can be attributed to a host of Psychological, Social and Environmental factors.

As one grows older the process of aging can be accessed by the Physical and Social Environment, the ineffective ways of coping, conflict and stress

Aging is a normal Developmental factor and a Continuous life long process that begins at birth and ends in death. It also refers to the many, physical, mental, emotional, and social changes that and individual throughout his/her life

Mental Changes Physical Changes Sociological Changes

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