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Exploring the World of Art: Theatre, Cinema, and Music

Discover the diverse branches of art, including theatre, cinema, and music. Learn about famous playwrights, the difference between theatre and cinema, musical instruments, painting techniques, architecture, and more.

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Exploring the World of Art: Theatre, Cinema, and Music

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  1. ARTS What is art?

  2. ART • creative techniques using imagination to express ideas and feelings esp. in painting and sculpture • the way how artists express their mood, • feelings, how they communicate with • the world FINEARTS • forms of art especially painting, drawing, sculpture that are created to be beautiful rather than useful

  3. Can you name any artistic branches? • theatre • film • pantomime • photography • pottery • folk art • painting • drawing • sculptures • architecture • music • dancing • literature

  4. Where can you go to see art? • museums • galleries • exhibitions • theatre • cinema • castles • music halls • city centres

  5. Theatre - vocabulary • description of a theatre, a visit to a theatre (stage, backstage, auditorium, stalls, box, circle, gallery, foyer, box office, curtain, orchestra pit, dressing room,...) • kinds of performances (drama, tragedy, comedy, musical, opera, puppet show, dress rehearsal, first night…) • people round the theatre (playwright, actor, director, producer, ballet dancer, costume designer, make-up artist, prompter, stage manager, audience, …)

  6. National Theatre • quiz - handouts

  7. Other theatres • London • the Globe • over 50 theatres (West End) + • more than 35 smaller ones • New York • theatre area in Manhattan • - Broadway

  8. Famous playwrights Match the playwrights and their work William Shakespeare G. B. Shaw Oscar Wilde Václav Havel Tennessee Williams Woody Allan Pygmalion Garden Party A Second Hand Memory As you like it The Picture of Dorian Gray Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

  9. William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616) • the greatest of all playwrights all over the world • born in Stratford upon Avon • 1592 – went to London • joined a group of actors known as the Lord Chamberlain’s Men (became the King’s Men) • 1599 - bought the Globe • wrote 37 plays and over 150 sonnets

  10. William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616) Watch a short video about Shakespeare (4:43 min) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geev441vbMI

  11. William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616) Much Ado about Nothing Romeo and Juliet Henry VIII Richard III The Merchant of Venice Hamlet As you like it King Lear Macbeth A Midsummer-Night’s Dream Julius Caesar Othello The Comedy or Errors

  12. Theatre vs. cinema What is the difference between going to the theatre and cinema?

  13. Cinema • Do you prefer watching films at home to going to the cinema? Why? • What types of films do you like? • Who’s your favourite actor/actress? • Why are films one of the most popular forms of entertainment all over the world? • How / Why does a film become a blockbuster? • How can a good movie benefit us? • How does violence in the films affect people’s behaviour? • Do you know anything about international film festivals / awards?

  14. Cinema - vocabulary Explain these words: SCREEN BOX OFFICE SUBTITLES CREDITS SOUNDTRACK STUNT MAN SCREENPLAY / SCRIPT TRAILER REVIEW DUBBED

  15. Describe and compare these pictures

  16. Music What kind of music do you like listening? What other types of music do people like? • jazz • reggae • gospel • rock’n’roll • heavy metal • punk • brass • …… • disco • pop / pop rock • rock / hard rock • swing • blues • country • folk

  17. Musical instruments What musical instruments do you know? Can you play any? How long have you been playing? Where do you learn to play? How often do you practice?

  18. Musical instruments Write some musical instruments to each group: Do you know these instruments? bass guitar triangle organ banjo cymbal horn cello harp bagpipes violin guitar lute viola flutedouble bass saxophone drums accordion recorder piano trumpet clarinet bongo

  19. Musical instruments

  20. Music Discuss in small groups: What do you think about long-running TV music shows in our country? Do you watch them? (Superstar, Eurovision Song Contest…) Why? Why not? Are they popular? Why? Do the winners have the chance to succeed in today’s music world? What about other music competitions?

  21. Painting Read the text about the art of painting and answer the questions What are the main differences between ancient and contemporary artists? 2. What colours did they use in the past? 3. What do today’s artists draw / paint on? 4. What kind of colours do they use? 5. What materials and tools does a painter have in his/her studio?

  22. Painting - vocabulary Techniques painting x drawing oils x watercolours charcoal drawing collage mural Types of paintings landscape still life portrait / self-portrait nude miniature cartoon fresco graffiti Painter’s supplies canvas frame palette easel brush crayon Textbook p. 113/ex.5

  23. Painting – label the paintings

  24. Painting – pop art Read the text about Pop art and answer the questions

  25. Architecture • is both the process and the product • of planning, designing and • constructing buildings and other • physical structures • architectural works are often • seenas cultural symbols • and works of art • historical civilizations are often • identified with their surviving • architectural achievements

  26. Architectural styles The Romanesque Style The Gothic Style The Renaissance Style The Baroque Style The Rococo Style The Art Nouveau …..

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