3RD QUARTER MAPEH

• Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky

  • A Russian composer in the Romantic Period and is one of the most renowned and influential composers.
  • Known for his compositions like The Nutcracker and Swan Lake
• Swan Lake

  • Is a piece of ballet composed by Tchaikovsky, about a princess named Odette who turns into a swan because of a sorcerer's curse.
• Franz Liszt

  • A prominent Hungarian composer, pianist, and conductor during the Romantic Period of classical music.
  • His music was characterized by virtuosic expressive piano techniques, and known for his ability to improvise on the piano.
• Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2

  • Was composed by Liszt in 1847 for solo piano, already been adapted in orchestra.
  • Composition is written in duple meter and starts in the key of C# minor.
• Frederic Chopin

  • Considered as one of the most important composers of the Romantic Period.
• Nocturnes op. 15, no. 1 in F Major

  • Published in December 1833 by Frederic Chopin is a part of three nocturnes of comprising the Opus 15.
  • Written in the ternary form (A-B-A) and divided into two main sections.
• Wounds and Burns

  • Affects the skin, depending on the severity.
• Bleeding

  • Happens when blood exits the body through a wound.
• Abrasion

  • When the injury is caused by scraping or subbing of the skin.
• Incisions

  • Or cuts, are wounds caused by a slice from a sharp object.
• Lacerations

  • Happen by tearing skin and flesh and are usually caused by force from a dull or blunt object.
• Avulsion

  • When a body part is torn away from the body.
• Puncture Wounds

  • Happens when an object pierces and enters the body.
• Burns

  • A damage to a body part after exposure to heat.