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MUSI
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LESSON 1
LET’S
ANALYZE!
What can you say about the given musical
MUSICA
MUSIC PHRAS
AL E
is a unit of musical meter that has
complete musical sense of its own.
Phrases vary in length and are
terminated at a point if full or partial
repose called cadence.
A musical phrase is a unit thought. It is
made up of several measures. This is
sometimes referred to as musical sentence.
Its length varies. It may be long or short.
The symbol used for
phrasing is
Study the given musical sheet
As there are four major entities that create music
such as melody, harmony, rhythm and meter. It
would be a great idea to relate melody to form
Musical form is the internal structure or
arrangement of music. Forms can begin at the
start of a composition, and they usually end at the
conclusion of a cadence. The smallest melodic
unit is called motive.
Melodically speaking, a phrase is a set of
notes that combine to make a musical
sentence, which leads to cadence. The
phrase is the smallest type of form. A
phrase can be made up of any number of
measures. However, the standard phrase is
4 measures.
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ARTS
LESSON 1
Guess what was used in each in each print.
Write relief, glue, cardboard, or found object.
Guess what was used in each in each print.
Write relief, glue, cardboard, or found object.
Relief Print Glue Print
Card board Print Found board Print
PRINTMAKI
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PRINTMAKI
is first develop as means NG
of printing patterns on
cloth, and by the 5 century, it was used in China
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for printing text and images and images on paper.
It is the artistic design and manufacture of print
such as wood cuts silk screens. It is a mark or
impression made
in or a surface by pressure
Glue Print
This is another print making process done without a
press for the kind of printmaking; white glue and
aluminum foil are used to create print with positive
and negative lines
Cardboard Print
Cardboard print is a process of printmaking that uses
cardboard either plain corrugated. Recycled
cardboard can be use also.
Found-Object Print
Found object originated from French object trouv’e,
describing art created from undisguised but often
modified objects or products that are
normally considered art. Later found objects derive
their identity as art from the designation placed upon
them by artist.
OTHERPRINTMAKI
TECHNIQUES
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The following are many other
printmaking techniques done by
Filipino craftsmen.
Fruit and Vegetables Prints
For this kind of printmaking, fruits and
vegetables are used to create prints
Fruit and Vegetables Prints
For this kind of printmaking, fruits and
vegetables are used to create prints
Linoleum Block Printmaking
A line print result when apiece of linoleum
has had pieces cut out of it, been inked, and
been printed. To cut linoleum easier, warm it
up on a hot plate before carving into it.
Mono Prints
This is a process whereby only one print is
pulled from the printing plate. This can be done
with foil. Block and watercolor resist
techniques, crayons, and others
Styrofoam Relief Printmaking
This is a form of relief printing that makes use
of readily available Styrofoam meat and
vegetable trays.
Tennis Ball Prints
This techniques uses tennis balls
dapped or dropped onto paper to make a
Print.
ASSIGNMEN
T next meeting:
Bring the following materials
1. 1/8 Illustration board
2. Poster paint (3 colors)
3. Apron
4. Manila paper
5. 3 pcs. okra (lady finger)
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