Expressionism and Impressionism in Music

Music

• Arnold Schoenberg is an expressionist music composer
• Expressionism focuses on intense emotions, dissonance, and psychological states
• Claude Debussy & Maurice Ravel are known for Impressionism
• Impressionism emphasizes mood, atmosphere, and tonal color rather than harsh dissonance
• Impressionist music creates a calming, soothing atmosphere
• Impressionist music evokes peace & tranquility
• Expressionism emerged in the early 20th century
• Expressionism was shaped by the anxieties of the time
• Expressionist music often conveyed feelings of tension, alienation, and emotional turmoil
• Impressionist music is known for unique tone qualities and atmospheric effects
• Impressionist music uses innovative harmonies that are more fluid than sharply distorted
• Impressionist music avoids traditional tonal structures, not relying on extreme dissonance
• A creaking floorboard, a ticking clock, or distant howling can heighten suspense in a horror film
• Chance music involves elements of randomness and unpredictability
• Chance music composers may allow chance or random decisions to shape the music
• In chance music, numbers of a phone number are mapped to specific piano keys
• In chance music, compositions are unpredictable & unique
• John Cage's "4’33"" features the performer not playing any notes for the entire duration
• "4’33"" consists of three movements of silence
• "4’33"" music is created by the ambient sounds in the environment
• During the Spanish colonization of the Philippines Christian hymns, sacred music was introduced
• Salbakuta and Andrew E's music is controversial due to explicit language and sexual themes

Arts: Mixed Media

• Sketch the basic outlines when recreating a famous painting using mixed media
• Sketching helps establish the structure and composition of the artwork before applying the medium
• "Kenkoy" was a satirical comic strip that reflected Filipino society's social, political, and cultural issues
• Print media is often subjected to a more thorough editorial process compared to digital media
• Cubism broke away from traditional forms of representation
• Cubism used fragmented and abstract shapes to portray objects from multiple perspectives
• The stage manager ensures that the performance runs smoothly by coordinating technical aspects
• The director shapes the artistic vision
• Using high contrast draws the viewer’s attention directly to the character
• The rule of thirds involves dividing an image into a grid of nine equal parts
• In the rule of thirds, important elements are placed along the lines or at their intersections
• The lens focuses light onto the sensor, forming the image
• A framing shot allows focus on the subject's face while using elements in the environment
• Costumes are crucial in conveying a character's personality, status, and emotional state
• The most effective way to apply the concept of space in an art exhibit is to leave ample room between artworks
• Claude Monet is a founding member of the Impressionist movement
• Impressionism focused on capturing the effects of light and color in nature
• The Impressionists broke from traditional painting styles by using loose brushwork and lighter colors
• The Impressionists focused on capturing light and the moment
• Venice is characteristic of Impressionism
• Renoir was known for capturing the lively atmosphere of Parisian social life

Physical Education

• BMI is calculated by dividing weight (in kilograms) by height squared (in meters)
• A BMI between 18.5 and 24.9 is considered normal
• BPM refers to beats per minute, indicating the heart rate during physical activity
• To calculate BPM at 50% of MHR, use the formula MHR = 220 - age, then multiply by 0.50
• Fitness apps and wearables help people monitor their physical health
• Lifestyle-related diseases are primarily caused by unhealthy habits and behaviors
• Type 2 diabetes is strongly linked to lifestyle factors
• Cardiovascular diseases includes heart disease, stroke, and high blood pressure
• Stroke occurs when blood flow to the brain is interrupted
• Active recreation involves physical movement which improves physical fitness
• Passive recreation involves like watching movies; it offer relaxation but no significant physical benefits
• Religious festivals center on honoring deities, saints, or religious events
• Secular festivals celebrate cultural traditions, historical events, or local industries
• A dancer's performance in contemporary dance features various body movements

Health

• A healthy consumer is knowledgeable about the products they buy
• Healthy consumers are cautious and discerning, avoiding products with unverified claims
• Consumers should have access to accurate and clear information about the products they purchase
• The FDA, DTI, and DOH help to protect consumers
• Quackery refers to the promotion of fraudulent health treatments
• When encountering fraudulent health services, gather all relevant documentation
• A campaign centered on the Dangerous Drugs Act should focus on educating the youth
• The TAMA Act seeks to promote safe and effective traditional and alternative medicine practices
• Seminars or workshops on internet safety can educate students about protecting their personal information
• The sale of cigarettes to minors violates the Tobacco Regulation Act of 2003
• Responsible Consumption and Production promotes the sustainable use of resources
• Augustinian values of community, service, and truth can guide mental health support programs
• "Food-poor" refers to a family’s inability to consistently access enough nutritious food
• Public health tasks are interrelated as they involve assessing health risks
• Obstetricians specialize in pregnancy, labor, and childbirth
• Psychiatrists and psychologists provide therapy to individuals with drug abuse problems