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| classical music, 3 parts: exposition, development and recpulation |
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| "in the key of_" 7 tones in tonic |
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| eleborate instrumantal composition in 3/4 movements simliar to sonata but for orchestras |
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| Aristotle's 6 elements of drama |
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| plot, character, music, thoughts, spectacle, diction |
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| Characterizes downfall of main character/story of rise(funny) |
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| round(audience), no roof/open |
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| typical theater, stage and audience separate |
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| immatation of reality in a drama |
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| acting part of character on stage dramatically(becoming the character) |
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| dramatic work, liberto(text), singers:italy 16th century |
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| Multiple Intelligence Theory |
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| Howard Gardner-theory that you can't determine one's intelligence only one way |
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| Distinctions between ballet and modern dance |
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ballet-emphasis on point and technique
modern-grounded, less emphasis on technique |
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| tempera, oil, watercolor, fresca |
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| Functions of visual art in church |
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| educating an illiterate public |
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| hue, value, intensity, temperature |
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| distribution of light and shade in picture |
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relief:low, high, sunken
in the round:3d
subtractive/additive/monolith |
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early:tracing
response:not accepting, not art, afraid it would take over |
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| meeting place for visual and performing arts, moves viewers from passivity to activity(film criticism) |
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| 1889-edison/dickinson-individual viewer/crank |
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| 1896-1927:live music to visual images-not new idea, from mideival era |
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| 1909-edison company:helps musicians(pages for each scene) |
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| how it's captured w/i frame:angle, light, color, mvment |
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| visual images to show realistic representation |
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| recreation of an actual event |
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performing-rhythm, melody, harmony, form, texture, timbre(music, dance, drama)
visual-line,shape,mass,form,color,value,light quality,focus |
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| balance,repitition,emphasis,movement,contrast,variety,unity,scale,harmony,symmetry,proportion |
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art can give a new/different perspective on truth
"indefinable but inescapable meaning"
art often involved subtlety |
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2 main things for christian artist:
1. excellence in craft, offering our work to God and His glory 2. immitation of Christ |
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| Schaeffer's point about Rep. Art: religious or non religious art:Exodus 25:18-art for Holy of Holies |
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3 properties:hue,value(light/dark),saturation(degree of purity of hue)
Colors of midieval era still symbolic in worship practice |
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| Overview of styles:impressionism-reveal play of sunlight on color, expressionism-intense, expression of states of mind, cubism-highlighting geometric shapes, dadaism-rejection of tradition |
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Identity-student,christian,musician...
-definition of christian art? |
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what art belongs to church?
faith,stewardship |
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| Substance-to choose to be an artist is a step of faith? risks? |
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| Essense-"all art forms attempt to translate what is unseen into what is seen" (lifehouse skit) |
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| churches are recognizable buildings, should they be? |
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| an artist(christian) can make art trying to convey a message(not only according to audience) |
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