Performing and Visual Arts Grade 7 Unit 2
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What are the main concepts of Performing and Visual Arts (PVA)?

  • Acting, Directing, Writing, and Producing
  • Music, Dance, Theatre/film, and Visual Arts (correct)
  • Singing, Dancing, Playing Instruments, and Visual Arts
  • Painting, Sculpture, Drawing, and Photography
  • What is solfeggio?

  • A method of singing notes using syllables (correct)
  • A musical genre
  • A form of dance
  • A type of musical instrument
  • Which of these dance styles are commonly found in Ethiopian diverse cultures?

  • Bharatanatyam, Kathakali, Odissi, and Kuchipudi
  • Flamenco, Tango, Salsa, and Merengue
  • Salsa, Tango, Ballet, Jazz, and Hip Hop
  • Tigray, Wollo, Gondar, Gurage, Wolaita, and Oromo (correct)
  • A painting is a multiple copy, whereas a print is a one-off created by hand.

    <p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the general learning outcomes of Unit 2: Creative Expressions?

    <p>Perform Solfeggio, understand Ethiopian folk dance styles, express ideas through theater, video, and photography, and apply art elements (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Match the following note names with their corresponding tonic solfa syllables:

    <p>A = Do B = Re C = Mi D = Fa E = Sol F = La G = Si</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does a time signature in music tell you?

    <p>It tells you how many beats are in a bar and what type of note gets one beat</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the key elements that determine a song's meter?

    <p>The number of beats in a bar and the note value assigned to one beat.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of these Ethiopian musical modes are introduced in the text?

    <p>Tizita and Bati (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the main steps involved in producing a theatre play from script to stage presentation?

    <p>Find a script, figure out the nitty-gritty, decide who's in charge, form a rough budget, craft an initial artistic vision, cast the actors, rehearse, and publicize and open night (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is meant by the term 'abstractness' in the context of creative photography?

    <p>It refers to photography that goes beyond simply capturing a realistic image and aims to convey a deeper meaning, emotions, or ideas through the use of techniques and artistic choices.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are some common techniques used by creative photographers?

    <p>Bokeh, painting on photos, double exposure, motion blur, macro photography (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the central idea or unifying concept in a film or video called?

    <p>Theme</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The theme of a movie is usually only revealed at the end of the film.

    <p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are some of the ways in which themes can be expressed in a movie?

    <p>Through story, characters, photography, cinematography, and genre (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why is the theme considered crucial to the development of a movie?

    <p>The theme provides a unifying element that shapes the story, characters, and all other aspects of the movie, giving it meaning and coherence.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Themes in movies can be analyzed based on the historical, social, economic, or political context of their time.

    <p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What are the main areas covered in the unit on painting and printing?

    <p>The unit covers topics related to color characteristics, watercolor painting techniques, color types (primary, secondary, tertiary), and color schemes. Additionally, it delves into the types and materials of printmaking.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Drawing is often used as a starting point for many types of artwork.

    <p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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    Flashcards

    Solfeggio

    A method of singing that uses tonic syllables to name pitches.

    Time Signature

    A notational convention that specifies how many beats are in a measure and which note gets the beat.

    4/4 time signature

    A time signature with four beats per measure, commonly referred to as common time.

    3/4 time signature

    A time signature with three beats per measure, often felt as a waltz.

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    Ethiopian Folk Dance

    Traditional dance styles that reflect the diverse cultures of Ethiopia.

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    Theater Elements

    Components like voice, movement, and relationships intertwining to tell a story.

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    Creative Expression

    The process of expressing ideas through various art forms.

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    Printmaking

    The process of creating artworks by printing, usually on paper.

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    Pitch Naming

    Assigning names to musical pitches, commonly using tonic solfa.

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    Visual Arts

    Forms of creative expression that include painting, drawing, and printmaking.

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    Character Role

    The portrayal of a character in a dramatic narrative with specific traits and intentions.

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    Expressive Movement

    Using body language and motion to convey emotions and stories.

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    Mood in Theater

    The emotional tone that is created through performance elements.

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    Theme in Film

    The central idea or message conveyed by a movie.

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    Photography Techniques

    Methods used in photography to produce creative visual art.

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    Color Theory

    The study of how colors interact and the effects they produce.

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    Dramatic Action

    The progression of events that create tension and audience engagement.

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    Creative Photography

    Photography aimed at expressing unique concepts and themes.

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    Costumes in Theatre

    Clothing worn by actors that reflects their character's identity.

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    Drawing as Art

    An initial stage in creating art that records and experiments with ideas.

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    Historical Context in Art

    The background and circumstances surrounding the creation of a work.

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    Major Scale

    A scale that consists of a specific pattern of whole and half steps.

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    Auditions

    Trials for performers to demonstrate their abilities for casting.

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    Collaborative Arts

    Art forms that require teamwork and cooperation to create.

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    Impression in Printmaking

    Each print produced in printmaking, viewed as an original artwork.

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    Budget in Theatre Production

    Financial planning necessary for a theatrical production.

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    Rehearsals

    Practice sessions for actors to prepare for performances.

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    Creative Writing

    The art of writing that expresses ideas in imaginative ways.

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    Art Elements

    Basic components used in visual artworks, such as line, shape, and color.

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    Study Notes

    Performing and Visual Arts Grade 7 Unit 2: Creative Expressions

    • Unit 2 covers music, dance, theatre/film, and visual arts
    • Music: learn solfeggio (in 3/4 and 4/4 time signatures)
    • Dance: learn Ethiopian folk dance styles (Tigray, Wollo, Gondar, Gurage, Wolaita, and Oromo) including their historical, socio-cultural contexts, and meanings
    • Theatre/Film: express ideas, moods, feelings, and themes through theatre, video, and photographs
    • Visual Arts: painting is a one-off creation, whereas prints are multiples (manual and automated)

    General Learning Outcomes for Unit 2

    • Perform solfeggio in different time signatures (3/4, 4/4)
    • Use notation to play rhythm, pitch, beats and rests using Ethiopian musical modes
    • Perform folk dance styles
    • Express ideas in theatre, film/video
    • Apply art elements in 2D Visual Arts (painting and printing)

    Origin of Solfeggio

    • Solfeggio originated nearly a thousand years ago
    • An Italian monk, Guido d'Arezzo, noticed that the beginning of hymns could be sung using syllables instead of note names
    • Developed a six-note ascending scale based on the initial pitch of each hymn phrase
    • The syllable “ut” was eventually changed to “do”

    Performing Solfeggio with Latin Syllables and Musical Letters

    • Learn to perform Solfeggio using Latin syllables (do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do) and musical letters (C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C)
    • Understand and perform Ethiopian music modes (Tizita and Bati)

    Calling Pitches

    • Call pitches in ascending order: Do-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol-LA-Si-Do
    • Call pitches in descending order: Do-Si-LA-Sol-Fa-Mi-Re-Do
    • Practice with a piano or virtual keyboard, playing the major scale in the key of C while singing Do-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol-La-Si-Do

    Expression of Ideas in Theatre, Film/Video

    • Theatre combines words, voice, movement, and visual elements
    • Theatre encompasses live performance of improvised and scripted (text) work
    • It also includes film, television, and other electronic media

    Expression of Ideas in Photography

    • Creative photography involves expressing ideas through unique techniques and approaches
    • This can involve unusual combinations of perspectives, unusual subjects, unusual photographic techniques, or using multiple mediums, such as painting in combination with the photograph
    • Bokeh: unfocused points of light
    • Double Exposure: projecting images onto textured surfaces and photographing them
    • Motion blur: photographing moving objects with a longer exposure, or by moving the camera, to follow a moving object
    • Macro photography: bringing smaller objects to life.

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    Explore the creative expressions unit for Grade 7, encompassing music, dance, theatre/film, and visual arts. Students will learn solfeggio techniques, Ethiopian folk dance styles, and the fundamentals of expressing ideas through various artistic mediums. This unit emphasizes the historical and socio-cultural contexts of each art form.

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