TY  - BOOK
AU  - Roldan, Albert Napoleon J., 
AU  - Dellosa, Chloe P., 
AU  - Pawilen, Greg Tabios, 
TI  - A course module for art appreciation / 
SN  - 9786210401264 [newsprint]
PY  - 2019///
CY  - Manila, Philippines : 
PB  - Rex Book Store, Inc., 
KW  - Art appreciation
KW  - Study and teaching
KW  - Philippines
KW  - Art
KW  - Study and teaching (Higher)
KW  - Humanities
KW  - Study and teaching (Higher).
N1  - Includes bibliographical references and index.; Contents: Chapter 1 That's art, so what? -- Lesson 1 What is art to me?: understanding how art can meet some human needs -- Lesson 2 How do i study art?: making art -- Lesson 3 How do i study art?: reading art -- Lesson 4 Who is an artist? -- Lesson 5 Is art for everybody?: art and the society -- Chapter 2  I'm a Filipino but i don't know manansala! rediscovering Philippine art -- Lesson 1 How Philippine is Philippine art?: a survey on the markers of our artistic culture -- Lesson 2 What's happening?: a bite of visual arts history of the country -- Lesson 3 What is the shape of Philippine art?: forms of our art -- Lesson 4 How do i behave myself in a gallery? -- Lesson 5 What now?: the contemporary times -- Chapter 3 Prelude: learning to listen -- Lesson 1 Rhe aural realm: sound, silence, music, and noise -- Lesson 2 Hear me out!: of voices and harmonies -- Lesson 3 Hearing your heartbeat makes me blush: rhythms and timbre -- Lesson 4 Functionality or fashion?: forms and styles -- Lesson 5: No music, no life!: its value and roles in society -- Chapter 4 Expositions: a journey through musical time -- Lesson 1 Peasants, princes, and paladins: medieval music -- Lesson 2 Extravagant exaggerations: the baroque period -- Lesson 3 From exaggerations to simple elegance: the classical style -- Lesson 4 The artist: living larger than life in the romantic era -- Lesson 5 Signs of the times: modernity and beyond -- Lesson 6 The Philippines: 7,100 islands, one common value.; Adult
N2  - "There are many ways to appreciate the arts and we all have varying experiences of it. Art appreciation is written by millennials and younger generation. It is intended for all types of student from all disciplines, hence, one does not have to be an arts or music major to use this module. Lessons are interconnected and arranged in a progressive way. Concepts are presented in a simple way to familiarized and endear readers to the subjective worlds of visual arts and music, enabling them to attain a certain degree of literacy and appreciation for the two fields. Experiential learning through various creative activities and exposure is employed aside from the usual lectures and discussions. Comprehensive and holistic in approach, this module relates the arts and music to other aspects of human life, identifying their relevance to society and how they shape us both individually and collectively as people."--Back cover
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