Name of Student: - Name of Teacher: - Section: - Date Submitted: - Quarter 3, Week 4 Worksheet No. 4A
Name of Student: - Name of Teacher: - Section: - Date Submitted: - Quarter 3, Week 4 Worksheet No. 4A
Name of Student: - Name of Teacher: - Section: - Date Submitted: - Quarter 3, Week 4 Worksheet No. 4A
Quarter 3, Week 4
Worksheet No. 4A
TOPIC:
1. AUDIO VISUAL ARTS: ELEMENTS OF MUSIC
IV. DISCUSSION:
AUDIO- VISUAL ARTS- are those forms perceived by both ears (audio) and eyes (video). They are
called performing arts in as much as the artist render a performance in front of an audience.
EXAMPLES: music (vocal, instrumental and mixed), dance (ethnologic, social and theatrical),
drama (tragedy, comedy, tragicomedy, farce, melodrama, etc.).
Music, unlike dance and drama, can be purely audial as when the audience listens to the song played on
the radio and does not see the artist perform live on stage.
MUSIC- is the art of combining sounds of varying pitch to produce coherent composition that is
melodious, harmonious, intelligible, and expressive of ideas and emotions.
ELEMENTS:
1. PITCH- the relative highness or lowness of a tone
2. VOLUME OR INTENSITY- the loudness or softness of a sound. It ranges from very soft
(pianissimo) and soft (piano) to very loud (fortissimo) and Loud (forte). The volume is louder when a
singer belts out compared to the volume when he simply whispers.
3. TEMPO OR RATE- the speed of composition or any of its sections. Ballads have a slow tempo,
whereas dance songs have a fast rate. Terms such as allegro (fast), vivace (lively), moderato (moderate
speed), andante (moderately slow), adagio (slower than andante), lento (slow) and largo (very slow) are
related to tempo.
4. DURATION- the length of time during which a sound is produce. Some sounds are longer than the
others.
5. TIMBRE- the quality of sound that makes it distinct from other sound.
6. RHYTHM- the consistent pattern or succession of identical or similar sounds. This is illustrated by the
succession of similar sounds in a song, as follows: introduction, stanza one, chorus, refrain, stanza two,
chorus, refrain, coda, and conclusion.
7. MELODY- the series of consecutive tones that vary in pitch and duration but form a line of individual
significance and expressive value. It is an orderly succession of tones or musical sounds. It is the one
remembered by a listener or the one he whistle or hums, especially so when he does not know the lyrics.
8. HARMONY- the simultaneous sounding of two or more tones. When three or more tones are sounded
at simultaneously, there exist a chord.
9. TEXTURE- the number of tones expected to be apprehended simultaneously
a. monophonic- sounding of a single melodic line without an accompaniment
b. polyphonic- simultaneous sounding of two or more melodic lines of relatively equal interest
c. homophonic- sounding of one main melody supported by a subordinate one, as in the
performance of a folk singer with guitar accompaniment.
10. FORM- the overall organization of the composition. It is associated with shape, structure, and
coherence. All the musical elements are put together to come up with the cohesive whole called form.
Jose Palma’s lyrics of the Philippine National Anthem titled “Lupang Hinirang” were arranged into
march by Julian Felipe. All the notes and all the other components of the song constitute its form.
LECTURE: VIDEO
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBXE9BkidNQ&t=188s
V. LEARNING ACTIVITIES/EXERCISES
ACTIVITY 1. MY FAVORITE!
Direction: Make a list of your top five favorites songs and check the reasons for your preference.
INSTRUMENT/S
TITLE SINGER LYRICS MELODY GENRE USED
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Hanggang
Ilang ulit mo nang itinatanong sa 'kin kung hanggang saan.
Hanggang saan, hanggang kailan,
hanggang kailan magtatagal
ang aking pagmamahal?
Hanggang may himig pa akong naririnig
dito sa 'ting daigdig.
Hanggang may musika akong tinataglay
kita'y iniibig.
Giliw 'wag mo sanang isiping ikaw ay aking lilisanin.
'Di ko magagawang lumayo sa 'yong piling.
At nais kong malaman mo kung gaano kita kamahal.
Form
What are the dominant elements?
How are these used in the musical piece?
What instruments are used in the musical piece?
How does the use of these instruments enhance the
beauty of the music?
Context
What is his perception of life and mankind, as
expressed in the musical piece?
What human character is revealed in the musical
piece?
Expression
What message is the composer trying to convey?
What values are held by the singer?
What attitudes and idea does the song elicit?
Source: http://www.metrolyrics.com/hanggang-lyrics-wency-cornejo.html)
Quarter 3, Week 4
Worksheet No. 4B
TOPIC:
1. AUDIO VISUAL ARTS: ELEMENTS OF DANCE
IV. DISCUSSION:
DANCE- is a form of art using rhythmic bodily movements expressing ideas and emotions and
accompanied by music. As an art form, it may tell a story, set a mood, or express an emotion. It is also
form of exercise and form of recreation.
Music and dance are allied arts. As such, they share many similarities. Among these similarities
are they both performing arts, that they have a temporary or transient nature, and they enjoyed by artists
and audience alike.
ELEMENTS:
1. DANCER- the most important element of dance.
2. CHOREOGRAPHY- the overall design of the dance. A choreographer is the dance director. He does
the overall design of the dance, assigns the steps to be executed by the dancer/s, selects the costumes and
props that go with the dance, and determines the set designed for the dance.
3. DESIGN- is the planned organization or pattern of movements in time and space. It involves the
movements and the positioning of the dancers, and the steps executed by them.
4. SUBJECT- the message of dance. Simply put, it tells what the dance is about.
5. MOVEMENTS- are classified into steps, gestures and facial expressions. Steps ate the dancers’
movements from one point on stage to another.
6. TECHNIQUE- the style or way of executing the movement.
7. PROPERTIES- commonly called by the dancers as props. The things carried by the dancers as they
perform.
8. COSTUMES- the things worn by the dancers during their performance.
9. SET DESIGN- the setting or the background that indicates the place of action for the dancers.
10. OTHER THEATRICAL ELEMENTS- elements such as lighting effects, sound effects.
V. LEARNING ACTIVITIES/EXERCISES
ACTIVITY 1. MY FAVORITE!
Direction: Make a list of your top five favorite dances in the Philippines (not necessarily of Filipino
origin) and check the reasons for your preference.
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Directions:
1. Watch https://youtu.be/gjrfC3QGZbQ .
2. Apply the Aspects of Dance Appreciation on the dance. Write the title, performers, and the song or
musical pies. Then describe the knowledge of choreography, technical skills, performance skills,
rhythm /tempo guided by the example above.
Title:
ASPECTS OF DANCE EVALUATION
Knowledge of Choreography
Memory of the routine and execution of the
moves looks true to the moves that were
choreographed.
Technical Skills
Pointing toes, back straight, arm placement is not
sloppy, moves are executed smoothly.
Performance Skills
Projection of the eyes contact and cheerful facial
expressions with the judges. The dancer is
confident with movements.
Rhythm/ Tempo
Staying on count and with the beats of the music.
CREATIVITY: 20% The start up to the The start was No creativity at all
end was very creative but not
creative up to the end
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