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What unique architectural feature is prominent in the church of the Our Lady of the Assumption in Sta Maria?
What unique architectural feature is prominent in the church of the Our Lady of the Assumption in Sta Maria?
- It features modern glass windows.
- It is surrounded by a defensive wall. (correct)
- It has a dome-shaped roof.
- It has multiple bell towers.
Which of the following churches is associated with a mixed influence of various cultural traditions?
Which of the following churches is associated with a mixed influence of various cultural traditions?
- Miag-ao Church (correct)
- Our Lady of the Assumption Church
- Sta Maria Church
- Baclayon Church
Which church allows visitors to enter through a small museum when mass services are not being held?
Which church allows visitors to enter through a small museum when mass services are not being held?
- Miag-ao Church
- The church of Our Lady of the Assumption
- The parish missionary
- Baclayon Church (correct)
How many steps must one climb to reach the church of Our Lady of the Assumption in Sta Maria?
How many steps must one climb to reach the church of Our Lady of the Assumption in Sta Maria?
What is the primary characteristic of the façade of the Our Lady of the Assumption church?
What is the primary characteristic of the façade of the Our Lady of the Assumption church?
In what year did Franz Schubert compose his first known motet?
In what year did Franz Schubert compose his first known motet?
Which of the following statements about Franz Schubert is true?
Which of the following statements about Franz Schubert is true?
Who recognized Franz Schubert's talent at a young age?
Who recognized Franz Schubert's talent at a young age?
What is the correct order of movements in a concerto?
What is the correct order of movements in a concerto?
Which instrument did Franz Schubert's father play?
Which instrument did Franz Schubert's father play?
What notable work did Schubert's father contribute to his musical education?
What notable work did Schubert's father contribute to his musical education?
Where was Franz Schubert born?
Where was Franz Schubert born?
What year did Beethoven arrive in Vienna to study with Mozart?
What year did Beethoven arrive in Vienna to study with Mozart?
What technique did Leonardo da Vinci use in The Last Supper to enhance the perception of depth?
What technique did Leonardo da Vinci use in The Last Supper to enhance the perception of depth?
What is the size of The Last Supper painting created by Leonardo da Vinci?
What is the size of The Last Supper painting created by Leonardo da Vinci?
Which famous work of art is known for its portrayal of Christ and is painted on a wall of a dining hall?
Which famous work of art is known for its portrayal of Christ and is painted on a wall of a dining hall?
What is a notable characteristic of Jan Van Eyck's painting technique?
What is a notable characteristic of Jan Van Eyck's painting technique?
What theme is prevalent in Jan Van Eyck's works?
What theme is prevalent in Jan Van Eyck's works?
In which period did Leonardo da Vinci create his notable works, like The Last Supper and Mona Lisa?
In which period did Leonardo da Vinci create his notable works, like The Last Supper and Mona Lisa?
What is the estimated period during which the Mona Lisa was painted?
What is the estimated period during which the Mona Lisa was painted?
What distinguishes Leonardo da Vinci's approach to many of his works?
What distinguishes Leonardo da Vinci's approach to many of his works?
What does the term 'Pieta' refer to in the context of the sculpture?
What does the term 'Pieta' refer to in the context of the sculpture?
Who was the artist behind the sculpture created between 1498 and 1499?
Who was the artist behind the sculpture created between 1498 and 1499?
What material is the Pieta sculpture made of?
What material is the Pieta sculpture made of?
In what year did Donatello, the pioneer of Renaissance sculpture, pass away?
In what year did Donatello, the pioneer of Renaissance sculpture, pass away?
What significant art form is Donatello known for applying in his sculptures?
What significant art form is Donatello known for applying in his sculptures?
Where is the Pieta currently housed?
Where is the Pieta currently housed?
How long did Michelangelo take to complete the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel ceiling?
How long did Michelangelo take to complete the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel ceiling?
What is notably depicted in the Pieta sculpture?
What is notably depicted in the Pieta sculpture?
What term is used to describe the first section of a sonata-allegro form?
What term is used to describe the first section of a sonata-allegro form?
How many themes are typically presented in the exposition of a sonata-allegro form?
How many themes are typically presented in the exposition of a sonata-allegro form?
In relation to the tonic key, how far is the second theme typically found in the exposition?
In relation to the tonic key, how far is the second theme typically found in the exposition?
What is the primary purpose of the development section in a sonata?
What is the primary purpose of the development section in a sonata?
What does the recapitulation section of a sonata typically do?
What does the recapitulation section of a sonata typically do?
What additional section may sometimes follow the recapitulation in a sonata?
What additional section may sometimes follow the recapitulation in a sonata?
Which of the following compositions is NOT attributed to a famous sonata?
Which of the following compositions is NOT attributed to a famous sonata?
What form is described as a combination of theatre and music, where singers take on roles?
What form is described as a combination of theatre and music, where singers take on roles?
Which of the following are considered protective factors against negative social influences?
Which of the following are considered protective factors against negative social influences?
What role does being active in school activities play in social health?
What role does being active in school activities play in social health?
Which of the following is a modern standard dance?
Which of the following is a modern standard dance?
How can involvement in sports serve as a protective factor?
How can involvement in sports serve as a protective factor?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of participating in social dances?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of participating in social dances?
What emotional skill is important for resisting peer pressure?
What emotional skill is important for resisting peer pressure?
Which of the following Latin American dances is known for its lively rhythm and movement?
Which of the following Latin American dances is known for its lively rhythm and movement?
What is a common misconception about drug-dependent family members?
What is a common misconception about drug-dependent family members?
Flashcards
Renaissance Style
Renaissance Style
A period of artistic and intellectual flourishing in Europe, beginning in the 14th century. It emphasized humanism, classicism, and a renewed interest in the natural world.
Donatello
Donatello
A prominent sculptor of the early Renaissance, renowned for his realistic depictions of human figures.
Pieta
Pieta
A sculpture by Michelangelo, depicting the Virgin Mary cradling the body of Jesus after the crucifixion.
Michelangelo
Michelangelo
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Sistine Chapel Ceiling
Sistine Chapel Ceiling
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Fresco
Fresco
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Perspective
Perspective
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Realistic Depiction
Realistic Depiction
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Sonata
Sonata
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Sonata-Allegro Form
Sonata-Allegro Form
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Exposition
Exposition
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Development
Development
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Recapitulation
Recapitulation
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Recitative
Recitative
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Fugue
Fugue
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Leonardo da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci
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The Last Supper
The Last Supper
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Linear Perspective
Linear Perspective
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Mona Lisa
Mona Lisa
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Jan van Eyck
Jan van Eyck
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Northern Renaissance
Northern Renaissance
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Oil Paint
Oil Paint
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Self-esteem
Self-esteem
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Peer pressure
Peer pressure
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Resistance skills
Resistance skills
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Social dance styles
Social dance styles
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Modern Standard Dances
Modern Standard Dances
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Latin American Dances
Latin American Dances
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Benefits of social dancing
Benefits of social dancing
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Bruise
Bruise
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Miag-ao Church Façade
Miag-ao Church Façade
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Baclayon Church
Baclayon Church
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Sta. Maria Church
Sta. Maria Church
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Sta. Maria Church Facade
Sta. Maria Church Facade
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What is the influence behind Miag-ao church's facade ?
What is the influence behind Miag-ao church's facade ?
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Franz Schubert
Franz Schubert
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Franz Schubert's Early Life
Franz Schubert's Early Life
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Salieri's Influence
Salieri's Influence
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Imperial Seminary
Imperial Seminary
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The Red Crayfish
The Red Crayfish
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Concerto Movements
Concerto Movements
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Ornamentation
Ornamentation
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Study Notes
Classical Period
- Classical music prioritizes formal, refined, and simple elegance, mirroring ancient Greek and Roman ideals.
- Musical texture is often homophonic, with a clear melody supported by chords. Techniques like Alberti bass (broken chords) are common.
- Key composers include Franz Joseph Haydn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and Ludwig van Beethoven.
- Common instrumental forms: sonata, concerto, and symphony. Opera seria and opera buffa are vocal forms.
- Sonatas can be single-movement or multi-movement, with variations in form (e.g., binary, ternary, compound ternary).
Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
- Features melodic lines that are easily distinguished.
- Emotional variations are evident in speed, volume, and note numbers per measure.
- Main characteristics: lighter and more striking melodies than Baroque music, clearer texture, shorter melodies, frequent shifts in mood and timbre, orchestra increase in size, piano takes place of harpsichord. Sonata form is the most important instrumental form.
Sonata Form/Sonata-Allegro Form
- Three sections: exposition, development, and recapitulation.
- Exposition: Introduces the main themes—the first theme in tonic key, the second theme in a contrasting key.
- Development: The themes are varied and manipulated.
- Recapitulation: Reaffirms the themes.
Vocal Forms
- Recitative: Dialogue-like musical passages that advance the narrative.
- Aria: Self-contained musical numbers for a single voice, typically expressive of emotion.
- Chorus: A group of singers who perform together, often in multi-part compositions.
Religious Music
- Christian music—expressing personal or communal beliefs.
Artists of the Renaissance
- Donatello: Sculptor known for his realistic figures and use of perspective. He created the famous bronze sculpture of David.
- Michelangelo: Sculptor, painter, and architect; known for the Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes and the Pietà.
- Leonardo da Vinci: True Renaissance man, artist, scientist, and inventor; famous for the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper
- Raphael: Master of painting, known for his detailed and harmonious compositions, notably the School of Athens fresco.
Dance
- Social dance intends to introduce people to one another.
- Modern standard dances encompass dances like the Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz, and Foxtrot.
- Latin American dances include Salsa, Mambo, Merengue, Swing, Cha-cha-cha, Rumba, Samba, Jive, and Paso Doble.
Dance Injuries
- Bruises occur when blood vessels under skin break.
- Cartilage tears are the most common cause of leg pain in active people.
- RICE method: Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation.
Types of Fractures
- Different types of bone fractures, including hairline, oblique, linear, comminuted, and spiral.
Common Dance-Related Injuries
- Injuries associated with dance, including those related to the ankles, feet, knees, and so on.
- Causes and effects of these injuries.
Classical Composers
- Franz Schubert, significant composer of the Classical period, noted for his symphonies and songs.
- Importance of orchestral forms like Symphony and String Quartet.
Other Composers
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a prolific and influential composer with many works in various genres such as operas, concertos, piano sonatas, and symphonies.
- Ludwig van Beethoven, crucial transition figure between Classical and Romantic periods known for symphonies, piano sonatas, and concertos.
- Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, a significant figure in his own right in both harpsichord playing and the developing of the concerto and symphony.
Opera
- Opera Seria and Opera Buffa—styles of Italian opera characterized by different characters, mood, and tone.
Baroque Arts in the Philippines
- Baroque churches in the Philippines—examples of European Baroque architectural styles combined with local materials.
- Churches like San Agustin Church and others featured in this section are historical examples of this.
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Test your knowledge on historical churches and classical composers! This quiz covers various architectural features of churches, with a focus on Our Lady of the Assumption, as well as key aspects of Franz Schubert's life and work. Dive into the mix of cultural influences and uncover the connections in classical music history.
