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• tom and jerry, hungarian rhapsody no. 2 - franz liszt
• tchaikovsky - famous for ballet mnusic, peaked at his last 10 years, died due to cholera

  his music includes:

  • swan lake
  • sleeping beauty
  • the nutcracker
  • fatum r&j
• chopin - poet of the piano, world-renowned pianist and composer, started playing at 4, composed polonaise at 7

  his music include:

  • ballad
  • etude
  • mazuka
  • nocturne
• paganini - mandolin at 5, violin at 7, most famous violin virtuoso, his violin skills were a gift from the devil - in exhange for his soul, has a problem with women and gambling
• romantic music - cultural movement, stresses emotion, imagination, individualism, freedom of expression
• piano - freeform, fantasy, rhapsody, ballade, nocturne
• program - images and scenes w/o text or lyrics
• violin and string - most prominent in western, ensemble and solo instruments
• elements of music

  • texture - layers of music, relationship between
  • rhythm - long or short sound
  • form - order and arrangement
• Melody

  Series of pitches = tune, horizontal arrangement, specific duration
• Tom and Jerry, Hungarian Rhapsody No.2

  • By Franz Liszt
• Famous compositions of Tchaikovsky

  • Swan Lake
  • Sleeping Beauty
  • The Nutcracker
  • Fatum R&J
  • 1812 Overture
  • Symphony 2
  • Symphony 6 (Pathetic)
  • Piano Concerto
• Chopin

  Poet of the piano, world-renowned pianist and composer, started playing at 4, composed polonaise at 7
• Chopin's compositions

  • Ballad
  • Etude
  • Mazurka
  • Nocturne
  • Polonaise
  • Prelude
  • Waltz
  • Impromptu
  • Scherzo
  • Sonata
• Paganini

  Mandolin at 5, violin at 7, most famous violin virtuoso, "amazing violin skills were a gift from devil" exchange his soul, women and gambling
• Paganini's compositions

  • La Campanella
  • 24 Caprices for Solo Violin Op 1
  • Concerto No. 1, E Minor Op 6
  • 15 Quarters for Guitar and Strings Trio
  • Carnival of Venice
• Romantic Music

  Cultural movement stresses emotion, imagination, individualism, and freedom of expression
• Romantic Music forms

  • Piano: free form, fantasy, rhapsody, ballade, nocturne
  • Program: conveys images and scenes, no text or lyrics
  • Violin and string: most prominent in western, ensemble and solo instrument
• Elements of Music

  • Texture: layers of music, relationship between
  • Rhythm: long or short sound, pattern of sound and emphasis
  • Form: order and arrangement of music
• Characteristics of Neoclassicism and Romanticism
• Neoclassicism (1780-1840): trend in decorative and visual arts, literature, theater, music, architecture (inspired by ancient Greece and Rome's classical), age of enlightenment, age of reason: philosophers believed that questions = answers
• Romanticism (1800-1810): trend emphasized emotion, individualism, delicate at stormy presentation, historical, supernatural, social justice, nature, medieval>classical, landscape painting popular
• Characteristics of Neoclassical Architecture: mid 18th century, turned away from grandeur of rococo and late baroque, derived from classical Greece and Rome and Italian architect: Andrea Palladio
• Types of Neoclassical Architecture

  • Temple Style: based on ancient temple, peristyle: continuous columns (rare feature in renaissance)
  • Palladian Style: balustrade: railing with vertical supports, along the edge of the roof, classical method of crowning a building
  • Classical Block Style: rectangular or square plan, flat roof and exterior rich, exterior has classical pattern of series of arches and columns, huge classically decorated block
• First Aid: immediate and temporary care given to a person who suddenly gets ill or injured, self-help, home care if medical assistance is delayed
• Primary Survey

  • Check for consciousness, open airway (find out if loss of muscular control, lift chin at tilt head = lift tongue), check for breathing (put face near mouth, chest movement, breathing), check circulation (pulse using middle and index, poor blood = fatal, CPR)
• Secondary Survey

  • History taking, vital signs, pulse rate
• Steps in Assessing Emergency Situation

  • HELP!
  • Survey and assess
  • Visit hospital or band aid
  • CPR
  • Stop bleeding
  • Symptoms of shock
  • Medical alert tag
  • Trained medical assistance
  • Don't give by mouth if unconscious
  • 10. Wait for professionals
• Dressing and Bandages

  • Dressing: sterile cloth covers wound
  • Bandages: apply pressure to bleeding, cover wounds and burns, provide support of immobilization
  • Triangle: cold compress, padding or support
  • Ace: secures dressing
  • Tubular: support joints, smaller injuries
  • Open phase: top and back of chest, head, back, hand, foot
  • Cravat phase: need extra support like eye, forehead, ear, cheek, jaw, shoulder, hip, arm, leg, elbow, knee, palm
• Kinds of Wounds

  • Puncture: piercing wound caused by pointy objects
  • Abrasion: rubbing or scraping the skin
  • Incision: cut caused by sharp objects
  • Laceration: blunt breaking or tearing of soft tissues
  • Avulsion: forcable tearing or partial tearing of tissues
• Ways of Transporting an Injured Person

  • Fireman's carry: easiest to support someone lighter and smaller
  • Piggy back: victim is like a bag
  • Pack strap carry: victim is smaller than the aider
  • Shoulder drag: smooth, short distance
  • Fireman's drag or tied hands crawl: if first aider must crawl underneath a structure
  • Blanket drag: victim is seriously injured, cannot be lifted
  • Chair or seat carry: 2 aiders, chair
  • Hammock carry: 3 aiders
  • Bearer alongside: 3 aiders, side
  • Six man lift carry: 6 aiders
• R.I.C.E. Method

  • Rest
  • Ice
  • Compression
  • Elevation
• Learning Competencies


  • Undertakes physical activity and physical fitness assessments
  • Identify the different festivals celebrated all over the country throughout the year
  • Executes the skills involved in the dance
• Warm-Up!


  Activating prior knowledge
• Festival dance


  Cultural dances performed with the strong beats of percussion instruments by a community of people sharing the same culture usually done in honor of a Patron saint or as a thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest
• Types of festival dances

  • Religious
  • Secular
• Religious festival dances


  Celebrated in honor of a certain religious icon usually on the feast day of its patron saint
• Secular festival dances


  Celebrated in thanksgiving or celebration of people's industry and bountiful harvest
• Aliwan Festival


  A gathering and battle of all festivals within the country or the Mother of all festivals
• Locomotor movements


  Movements that allow you to move from one point in space to another