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1、Unit,7,Art and Music,Book 1,Think and Discuss,Viewing the World,Exploring the Theme,Analytical Listening,Sharing Your Ideas,Engaging,Further Listening,Content,Unit 7 Art and Music,Think and Discuss,the Experience Music Project,To be continued ,the Experience Music Project: Founded in 2000, this proj
2、ect aims to bring understanding, interpretation, and scholarship to popular American culture. It is located on the campus of Seattle Centerthe Seattle Center Monorail (单轨电车) runs through the building and intends to appeal to multigenerational audiences through its collections, exhibitions, and educa
3、tional programs. The outside of the Experience Music Project building was designed by Frank Gehry, a famous Canadian-American architect. Twenty-one thousand pieces of shaped metal cover the outside of the building in a mixture of textures and colors that seem to change in response to different light
4、 conditions.,To be continued ,The building has been compared to a smashed electric guitar and while many people love the design, others have criticized it. On magazine even included it in its list of the worlds 10 ugliest buildings.音乐体验工程,1. Do you think the building in this photo is beautiful? Why
5、or why not?2. How important are art and music to you? Explain.,Questions,Some people think that the outside of the Experience Music Project building in Seattle, Washington, U.S.A., is beautiful, but others do not.,Example Answer 1 I think it is beautiful. It has interesting curved lines, and the unu
6、sual metal material has nice colors and reflects the light.,1. Do you think the building in this photo is beautiful? Why or why not?,Questions,Example Answer 2 I dont think its beautiful. The metal material looks very industrial, and I dont see any windows.,Questions,1. Do you think the building in
7、this photo is beautiful? Why or why not?,Example Answer 1 Art and music are very important to me. They are very healing to me since they can bring me happiness and strength. Sometimes, a painting or a piece of music can touch my heart and move me to tears.,2. How important are art and music to you?
8、Explain.,Questions,Example Answer 2 Art and music are not very important to me. Im more interested in engineering and science, so I usually spend my free time reading scientific journals.,Questions,2. How important are art and music to you? Explain.,Unit 7 Art and Music,Exploring the Theme,Art and M
9、usic,Nefertiti (ca. 1370 B.C.ca. 1330 B.C.): a famous Egyptian queen and the Great Royal Wife of the mysterious Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaton. A bust ( 半身雕塑像) of her discovered in 1912 is one of the most widely-recognized symbols of ancient Egypt. 奈费尔提蒂,Art and Music,topeng dance: (topeng is Indonesian
10、 for “mask”) a form of Indonesian dance in which one or more dancers wear masks and perform ancient stories, accompanied by gamelan (木琴) music. The stories often concern mythical kings and heroes. 托宾舞,Look at the photos and read the captions. Then discuss the questions.,A mural by the Mexican artist
11、, Diego Rivera, Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A.,Art and Music,Even at an early age, most people enjoy art. This child is using colored chalk to draw pictures on a sidewalk.,Art and Music,This stone sculpture of the Egyptian queen Nefertiti is never finished, yet the artists skill is easy to see.,Art and M
12、usic,Topeng dancers such as this man in Bali, Indonesia, dance to the music of gamelan orchestras.,Art and Music,Discuss the questions.1. What different kinds of art do you see in the photos?2. Which of these art forms is done in only one culture?3. Which of these art forms do you enjoy most? Why?,A
13、rt and Music,1. What different kinds of art do you see in the photos?,Example Answers I see a large mural, chalk drawings, a stone sculpture, and a dancer.,Art and Music,2. Which of these art forms is done in only one culture?,Example Answers I think theyre done in every culture, but each kind of ar
14、t can reflect a certain culture. For example, the sculpture is in the style of ancient Egypt, and the dancer knows a kind of dance thats only done in Indonesia.,Art and Music,3. Which of these art forms do you enjoy most? Why?,Example Answers I enjoy drawing pictures most, and I enjoy seeing paintin
15、gs too, even though Im not a painter. Drawing is something anyone can do, and its easy to find materials for drawing. Painting is more difficult. It requires special skills and materials, so thats why I appreciate it. Sculptures are enjoyable, too, especially outdoor sculptures that the public can s
16、ee. Those sculptures can add art to our daily lives when we pass by and appreciate them. I also enjoy dance, but I prefer to see ballet, not traditional dance like the man in Indonesia is doing.,Art and Music,Unit 7 Art and Music,Analytical Listening,temporary a. 暂时的；临时的Montreal 蒙特利尔（加拿大东南部港市）Madrid
17、 马德里（西班牙首都）Jim Denevan 吉姆 德内文（人名）conscious a. 意识到的；注意到的,Listening 1,Note-taking is a very important academic skill. When you notes, dont try to write down everything you hear. Think a about why you are taking notes. Think about the information you need and why you need it. This helps you identify im
18、portant ideas to write down.Your notes help you remember and review information after a talk.,Listening 1,Critical Thinking. Write answers to the questions. Pay attention to the underlined words you will hear and use in the Listening section.,Before Listening,Listening 1,1. What can you use to erase
19、 marks on a piece of paper?2. Where can you find a lot of sand?3. What do people use chalk for?,Example AnswersAn eraser.,Listening 1,1. What can you use to erase marks on a piece of paper?,Example AnswersOn a beach.,Listening 1,2. Where can you find a lot of sand?,Example AnswersFor writing on chal
20、k boards or drawing pictures.,Listening 1,3. What do people use chalk for?,A | Note-Taking. Look at the slides and read the incomplete notes below. Then listen to the presentation and complete as many of the notes as you can.,A PowerPoint Presentation,Listening,Listening 1,A | Note-Taking.,Listening
21、 1,Location: _Type of art: snow sculptureImportance: 1. temporary art often outdoors 2. _Reason art is temporary:sunny day; snow will melt,To be continued ,Montreal, Canada,brings people together,Listening 1,Location: _Type of art: _Importance: fun / interesting to watch (so artist gets paid)Reason
22、art is temporary:rain / people will damage it,To be continued ,A | Note-Taking.,Madrid, Spain,chalk art,Listening 1,Location: _Type of art: _Difference from other temporary art:Artist works alone (doesnt bring people together).,To be continued ,A | Note-Taking.,California, U.S.A.,sand art,Listening
23、1,Artist Name: Jim DenevanTime to finish a piece:_Reason art is temporary:_,A | Note-Taking.,7 hours,ocean tides erase the art,Listening 1,B | Listen again and check your notes. Complete any notes you missed the first time.,A | Discussion. Form a group with two or three other students. Discuss the q
24、uestions.,After Listening,Listening 1,1. Which piece of art from the slide show is the most beautiful or interesting to you? Why?2. Which piece of art do you think will probably last the longest? Why?3. What kinds of temporary art have you seen? Was the art outdoors? Did it bring people together?,Li
25、stening 1,Which piece of art from the slide show is the most beautiful or interesting to you? Why?,Example Answer 1The sand art is the most beautiful and the most interesting to me. I like the way the color of the sand and the curving lines look. Its interesting because most artists want people to s
26、ee their work, but Jim Denevan doesnt seem to care whether people see his work.,To be continued ,Listening 1,Which piece of art from the slide show is the most beautiful or interesting to you? Why?,Example Answer 2 The chalk art is the most beautiful to me because its a copy of Da Vincis famous pain
27、ting, Mona Lisa. Its interesting, too, because the artist is making the chalk drawing much larger than Da Vincis painting.,Listening 1,2. Which piece of art do you think will probably last the longest? Why?,Example Answers The chalk art will probably last the longest. The sand art will be gone in a
28、day, and the snow dragon will melt in a day or two. The chalk drawing will slowly get harder to see, but I think it will last at least a few days.,Listening 1,3. What kinds of temporary art have you seen? Was the art outdoors? Did it bring people together?,Example Answers Ive been to the Harbin Inte
29、rnational Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival, so I have seen some large and impressive snow sculptures. The festival did bring people together. First, artists come from many countries to participate. Second, people from all over the world come to see the sculptures and take a lot of pictures.,B | Criti
30、cal Thinking. Read the information. Then discuss the questions below with your group.,Listening 1,B | Critical Thinking.,Listening 1,The Art of Julian BeeverJulian Beever creates large 3-D chalk art on streets and sidewalks in the U.K. Beevers art looks so real that you might think youre going to fa
31、ll into a pool of water or bump into a huge bottle of soda. He became famous when people started sending photographs of his artwork to their friends by email. Now you can buy a book with 75 full-color photographs of Beevers work.,Listening 1,1. Modern technology can make temporary art last longer, b
32、ut is a photograph as good as the real thing? Why or why not?2. Where can you find pictures of Julian Beevers artwork?3. Where can you find the title of the book mentioned above?4. Why do you think some creative people work so hard on something that will not last or may be erased very soon?,B | Crit
33、ical Thinking.,Listening 1,Modern technology can make temporary art last longer, but is a photograph as good as the real thing? Why or why not?,Example Answer 1 A photograph of a piece of art is good because a large number of people can see it through the Internet or in books at a library or booksto
34、re.,Listening 1,Example Answer 2 Photographs of art are not as good as seeing a piece of art in person. At an art museum or even on the street, you can see all the colors and details exactly the way the artist intended. Its the best way to truly appreciate a piece of art.,Modern technology can make
35、temporary art last longer, but is a photograph as good as the real thing? Why or why not?,Listening 1,2. Where can you find pictures of Julian Beevers artwork?,Example Answers Online or in his new book.,Listening 1,3. Where can you find the title of the book mentioned above?,Example Answers On Inter
36、net book-selling websites, at bookstores, or in libraries.,Listening 1,4. Why do you think some creative people work so hard on something that will not last or may be erased very soon?,Example Answers Im not sure why, but it might be enjoyable to work outdoors or at festivals. In addition, artists m
37、ight enjoy working with unusual materials such as snow.,A PowerPoint PresentationProfessor: Welcome back, everyone. As you remember, last week we talked about art in the 20th century. Today were changing topics. I want to talk about art that you wont find in a museum. Thats because its temporary art
38、temporary because its not supposed to last forever, only for a short time. Lets look at my first slide. Can everyone see it? What kind of animal is this? Student 1: It looks like a dragon.,To be continued ,Listening 1,Professor: Thats right. Its a friendly-looking dragon. But this sculpture is not m
39、ade from something solid like stone. Can you see what its made from?Student 2: I think its snow!Professor: It is snow, and it looks like a sunny day, so the sculpture is not gonna lastits snow, so its gonna melt. This snow sculpture is part of a winter festival in Montreal, Canada, and sculptures li
40、ke thismade from snow, or cheese, or even chocolateare nothingnew. Theyre popular at festivals, and they tell us two important,To be continued ,Listening 1,things about temporary art. First, we often see it outdoors. Instead of sitting in an art museum, temporary art is often done in public places.
41、In this case, its a public street.And second, look closely at this picture. Do you see the crowd of people around the sculpture? Temporary art brings people together.In my next slide, youll see an artist in Madrid, Spain. Hes working on a copy of a famous paintingthe Mona Lisa, right? But hes not wo
42、rking with paint; hes working with chalk. Hes working outdoors in a public place, and people are coming to watch him work. What else do you notice?,To be continued ,Listening 1,Student 1: I see some money. There are coins on the street.Professor: Thats right. Artists and other creative people need t
43、o make a living. Temporary art, outdoors in public places, brings people together because its fun. Its interesting to watch the artist work, and people will pay for that. Of course, rain and peoples feet will damage this piece because it is outdoors. Now, not every artist wants to attract a crowd of
44、 people. Lets look at my third slide. Here, you see a huge piece of sand art in California in the United States. These circles in the sand repeat, getting larger and larger as the artist moves farther out.,To be continued ,Listening 1,Next slide. And here is the artist, Jim Denevan. He works alone,
45、and it usually takes him about seven hours to finish a piece. While he is working, he is constantly moving and making marks in the sand. Andwhen he is finished, well . the ocean tides soon erase Denevans work. He is conscious of this, of course, but it doesnt seem to bother him. Like any temporary a
46、rt, Denevans work doesnt last forever.,Listening 1,ukulele n. 尤克莱利琴（四弦小吉他）album n. 唱片；专辑trio n. 三重奏组solo a. 独奏的；独唱的；单独的,Listening 2,Listening 2,Jake Shimabukuro (1976 ):a ukulele virtuoso (演奏家). He was born in Honolulu, Hawaii and he is known for his complex finger work. His music combines elements
47、of jazz and rock. 杰克岛袋,Listening 2,Na Hoku Hanohano Award: a very prestigious award for music in Hawaii 夏威夷音乐大奖,Listening 2,Queen: a British rock band, whose combination of heavy metal, glam rock (华丽摇滚), and unusual theatrics (舞台效果) made it one of the most popular groups of the 1970s 皇后乐队,Listening
48、2,George Harrison (19432001): a British musician, singer, and songwriter. He was the lead guitarist of the Beatles, which is one of the most important andinfluential bands in the history of rock music. He alsoachieved success as a solo songwriter and performer.乔治哈里森,A | Understanding Visuals. Look a
49、t the photo above and read the caption. Then discuss the questions with a partner.,Before Listening,Listening 2,1. What information do you know about the man in the photo? age job nationality other _2. What does his facial expression tell you?3. Would you like to hear his music? Why or why not?,List
50、ening 2,1. What information do you know about the man in the photo?,Example AnswersAge: (around 30)Job: (musician) Nationality: (American, perhaps of Japanese ancestry)Other: (He enjoys playing the ukulele.),Listening 2,2. What does his facial expression tell you?,Example Answers His smile tells me
