MUSIC AND ARTS 10 1st Quarter Reviewer

Impressionism

History and Background of Impressionism

Characteristics of Impressionism in Music

Characteristics of Impressionism in Music

Characteristics of Impressionism in Music

Characteristics of Impressionism in Music

The artists who started anti-establishment, ______, _______, ______.

Dissonance

Modality

Impressionism is represented by the two best composers of the era

In 1874, a group of artists held an exhibition in Paris. One of these artists was ____________, who exhibited a painting entitled Impression, Sunrise in 1872 Louvre, Paris

Impressionist paint quickly in order to capture the "__________" of the subject right at the moment

_________ and _______ are also conscious elements in the work of impressionist.

Impressionist are known to work like __________ because they want to catch the true effects of daylight on an object.

They prefer painting outdoors because they believe that the color of shade is influenced by the surrounding colors, and therefore, must ______ and ______ through the scene and flood onto the objects in the painting.

Gare Saint Lazare by _________

It showed the effect of light streaming through the glass roof of the station onto the clouds of steam in the painting.

___________ created the impression of activity by using patches of color instead of neat outlines.

Their use of _______ and dashes of _____ that are mixed from pure hues and broken up with their opposite colors seem to blend as you look at them from a distance

Their subject usually include the _______ involved in everyday events, which may seem unimportant when compared with the grand subjects painted by earlier artists.

_____________ was born in France on the 22nd of August 1862.

Debussy's first musical experience dates from __________, during the visit of his Aunt Clemente in Cannes.

Debussy's stay in the Conservatoire were remarkably successful. In 1875, he won 2nd place for ______ and a first certificate in playing _______; and in 1876, he finally gained the 1st place in Solfeggio.

The ____________________ was Debussy's orchestral height. Other orchestral parts include La Mer, Nocturne, and Images.

Debussy's only opera, which is also famous, is _________________

Debussy died on the 25th of March 1981 due to ____________, but he died with his great compositions like Engulfed Cathedral and Claire de Lune.

Artists were seen representing the world they know in unique ways that were never before seen by the public. This way, the artist has become modernist because the traditional ways of representation—a display of one's technical skill and realism—were just not enough.

_______________ was the birthplace for these new styles—styles that greatly influenced the art created later in America.

We can easily identify specific styles of cars, kinds of stores, and brand names of different goods.

Artists working in the same _________ during the same time often have features in common—a style shared by a particular group of like-minded artists.

Who are the well-known impressionist?

The true pioneer of the impressionists-he was constantly exploring "What do l see and how do l record it in painting?"

__________ had a long-lasting fascination in observing and painting light and nature.

_______ studied painting with several other painters who became known as the Impressionists.

He liked to paint lively groups of figures. He usually used the maids in his house as his models.

His pictures were full of sketchy patches of color and contrasts of light and shade.

He painted more than 6,000 paintings. Even when he became crippled in old age, he carried on painting by wedging brushes between his twisted fingers.

Impressionism lasted some _____ years in its purest form in Europe, but they profoundly influenced all paintings that followed worldwide.

Who are the well-known Filipinos that were influenced by Impressionism?

Despite being identified as master of classical style, _________ tried his hand at Impressionism.

In the portrait of his son, the _________, the use of small and brightly colored dabs on the cheeks, the intent to create a quick impression of a fleeting moment, and the appearance of painting outdoors and reflected light are just some qualities that are clearly Impressionistic in style.

The first Filipino National Artist of the Philippines, ____________, on the other hand, is known for paintings having a distinctive glow against which figures stand out.

Trying to catch the exact quality of light "________" and when "sun shafts" create dappled light patterns on the ground recalls the style of the Impressionists.

_________ was unlike Monet or Renoir.

Nowhere is this evident than in his landscapes where except for the background, which has bold and spontaneous brushstrokes, the figures are more carefully rendered and have an emphasis on detail conceived by his classical training.

He was born at 10:00pm on March 7, 1875 in the town of Ciboure, France.

In 1882, shortly after his 7 th birthday, Maurice took his first piano lesson under ________, who observed his young pupil to be "intelligent" and gave the youngster his first lesson in harmony, counterpoint, and composition.

Among his earliest essays were several pieces for the piano: variations on a chorale by Schumann, the movement of a sonata, and variations on a theme from Grieg's Peer Gynt.

His career in the Paris Conservatoire began on ________ when six of the faculty members of the conservatoire made a unanimous decision to accept Ravel in the preparatory piano division; his audition piece was an excerpt from the Chopin concerto.

He died on December 28, at the age of 62, in Paris.

The famous works of Maurice Ravel's lifetime of compositions are: