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methods of presenting art Flashcards

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characteristic ways in which artists express themselves.

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style

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METHODS OF ART PRODUCTION AND PRESENTATION

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RASSFFD
REALISM
ABSTRACTION
SYMBOLISM
SURREALISM
FAUVISM
FUTURISM
DADAISM
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The attempt to portray the subject as it is.

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REALISM

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describes as accurately and honestly as possible what is observed through the senses

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REALISM

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intended to stress the daily life of the common man

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REALISM

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“to move away or separate”

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ABSTRACTIONISM

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does not show the subject at all as an objective reality, but only his idea or his feeling

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ABSTRACTIONISM

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You cannot figure out the subject/object.

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AbstractionIsm

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Abstract subjects can also be presented in many ways:

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a. DISTORTION
b. ELONGATION
c. MANGLING
d. CUBISM
e. ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM

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misshapen condition

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distortion

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done to dramatize the shape of a figure or to create an emotional effect.

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distortion

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caricature and egyptian paintings are examples of

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distortion

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Lengthened

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elongation

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objects which are cut, lacerated, mutilated or hacked with repeated blows

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mangling

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use of a cone, cylinder, or sphere at the expense of other pictorial elements

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cubism

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he invented cubism

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Pablo Picasso

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Characterized by great verve, the use of large canvasses and a deliberate lack of refinement in the application of the paint

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abstract expressionism

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Strong color, heavy impasto, uneven brush strokes, and rough textures

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abstract expressionism

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visible sign of something invisible

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symbolism

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Tried to paint pictures of comfort, joy and pleasure

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fauvism

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Used extremely bright colors

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fauvism

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dadaism comes from the word

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“dada” – French word meaning “hobby horse”

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shows a movement that shock and provokes the viewers.

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dadaism

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playful & highly experimental

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dadaism

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capture the speed and force of modern industrial society

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futurism

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Their paintings glorified the mechanical energy of modern life

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futurism

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when and where (futurism) originated

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Italy in the early 20th century.

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main subject of futurism

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Machine and motions

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Uses art as a weapon against the evils and restrictions in society

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surrealism

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Surealism is invented from the word

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super naturalism

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Elements of Art

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PLMFSC
perspective
proportion
lights
lines
motion
forms
symbols
color
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32
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way in which artists create an illusion of depth on a flat surface.

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PERSPECTIVE

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USED TO highlight important elements in paintings

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LIGHT

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provide emphasis, emotion, etc.

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COLOR

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gives meaning, value, intensity and saturation to an object.

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COLOR

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Properties of colors

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Value

Saturation

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lightness, brightness, darkness of color

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Value

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degree of quality, purity, and strength

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Saturation

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39
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Classification of colors

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Primary colors
Secondary colors
INTERMEDIATE COLORS
Tertiary colors

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40
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colors that cannot be formed from mixtures

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Primary colors

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41
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combination of two primary colors.

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Secondary colors

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42
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mixing one primary and one secondary.

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INTERMEDIATE COLORS

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43
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combination of two secondary colors.

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Tertiary colors

44
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These allows us to see FORM

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light and shadow

45
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directional and it moves in a straight pathemanating away from a point of origin.

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Light

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brightest part of the surface

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highlight

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darkest part of the surface

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middle tone area

48
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a technique painters use to keep our attention focused on the picture.

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MOTION

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the way different elements in a painting relate to each other in terms of size.

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PROPORTION

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identifiable path of a point moving in space.

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LINES

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Characterized with efficiency, simplicity & strength; ; moves in 1 direction

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STRAIGHT LINES

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kinds of STRAIGHT LINES

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HORIZONTAL LINES
VERTICAL LINES
DIAGONAL LINES

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lines of repose and serenity

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HORIZONTAL LINES

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lines which express ideas of calmness and order

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HORIZONTAL LINES

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lines poised for action

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VERTICAL LINES

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Lines that tend to express as well as arouse emotions of exaltation

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VERTICAL LINES

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suggest action, life and movement

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DIAGONAL LINES

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lines which give animation to any composition in which they appear

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DIAGONAL LINES

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suggest grace, subtleness, direction, instability, movement, flexibility, joyousness and grace

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curved lines

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Express energy, violence, conflict and struggle

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CROOKED OR JAGGED LINES

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any image that consists of distinct straight and curved lines placed against a (usually plain) background, without gradations in shade (darkness) or hue (color) to represent two-dimensional or three-dimensional objects

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line art

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the path made by a moving point

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line

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quality by which we distinguish one color from another

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hue

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The quality by which we distinguish a light color from

a dark one

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value

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measurement of how pure a Hue is

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chroma

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most common color schemes are:

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Monochromatic
Complementary
Analogous

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use one dominant color

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Monochromatic

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use colors opposite each other on the color Wheel

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Complementary

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colors next to each other on the color Wheel

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Analogous

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arrangement of elements within the frame

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Composition

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color element that deals more directly with the sense of touch

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texture

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Characteristic of surfaces

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texture

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Refers to solidity or thickness

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volume

74
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Different Types of photography

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ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHY
EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHY 
PHOTOJOURNALISM 
PORTRAIT AND WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
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illustrates a service or product

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ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHY

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illustrates a story or idea within the context of a magazine

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EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHY

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photographs accepted as a documentation of a news story

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PHOTOJOURNALISM

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made and sold directly to the end user of the images

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PORTRAIT AND WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY

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creative production of images using the camera, special lighting and other effects used for artistic expression

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FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY

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PHOTOGRAPHY REQUIRES:

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THE SUBJECT 
BACKGROUND & FOREGROUND 
RULE OF THIRDS 
LIGHTING
MOTION
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– main focus of your photograph

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THE SUBJECT

82
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what is behind & in front of the subject

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BACKGROUND & FOREGROUND

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arrangement of elements within the frame

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RULE OF THIRDS

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elements of music

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HRM PDT
Harmony
Rhythm
Melody
Pitch
Dynamics
Tempo
Timbre
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elements of DANCE

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CCS DMMT
Costume
Choreography
Scenery
Design
Movement
Music
Technique
Theme
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elements of LITERATURE

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Emotional Appeal
Intellectual Appeal
Humanistic Appeal

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elements of DRAMA

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PLOT
CHARACTER/ DRAMATICS PERSONAE
CONFLICT
IRONY
THEME OR IDEA
CLIMAX
MUSIC AND SPECTACLE
COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP
DIALOGUE
SETTING, SCENERY AND LIGHTING
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elements of CINEMA

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CAPESSS
Cinematography
Acting
Production design
Editing
Staging or directing
Script or narrative
Sound design
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basic element of music

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RHYTHM

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Most fundamental component of MUSIC

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BEAT

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pitches or tones sounded one after another in a logical meaningful series

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melody

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Succession of tones arranged in such a way as to give a musical sense

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melody

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Highness or lowness of sound

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PITCH

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Manner of sound combination wherein we add subordinate sounds to enhance the quality of the main sounds

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HARMONY

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speed of a certain musical piece

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TEMPO

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Measured by a device by the musical notes given half or full values

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May be slow, quick or moderate

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amount, strength, or volume of the sound

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DYNAMIC

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tone quality

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TIMBRE

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VOCAL MUSIC

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Correct posture
Correct breathing
Correct placement of the voice
Correct diction
Correct interpretation
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Conveys the message of a dance

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THEME

101
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pattern of movement in time and space

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DESIGN

102
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bodily actions of the dancer

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MOVEMENT

103
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skill of movement executed by the dancer

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TECHNIQUE

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auditory background

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MUSIC

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figures & steps in dancing that enable the dancers to perform in an organized manner

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CHOREOGRAPHY

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setting where the dance is performed

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SCENERY

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