9A Unit 5 Art world单元主题拓展阅读 课件(共24张PPT)
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9A Unit 5 Art Forms
拓 展 阅 读
painting
calligraphy
What art forms do you know
Lead-in
photography
film
drama
music
dance
What is your favourite art form And why？
Peking opera has a history of more than 200 years. It was listed as a form of intangible cultural heritage(非物质文化遗产) in 2010.
Peking opera mixes different art forms, including singing, dancing, acrobatics(杂技) and martial arts(武术). All these art forms are put into one performance. Facial painting(脸谱) is one of the most important signs of Peking opera.
Peking opera is a kind of ancient Chinese art. But few of today's young people know much about it. Famous Peking opera artist Wang Peiyu wants more young people to fall in love with the art.
Wang hosts(主持) a weekly talk show called The Wang Peiyu Peking Opera Show. It started to show on iQiyi on March 27.
On the show, Wang explains Peking opera through different subjects, such as how to prepare for a show, or something interesting about the art. She explains how to put on clothing and make up. Artists often spend much money on their clothing. It's said that a set of clothing worn by Peking opera master Mei Lanfang once cost about 70，000 silver dollars. This would be 3.5 million yuan in today's money.
To make everything easy to understand, she uses simple language. She tries to use modern slang(现代俚语), such as “freestyle” and zihei, or zichao.
Wang's show has become popular. “It gives a simple starting point for all of us, whether you know Peking opera or not，” a fan wrote after watching the show.
2．What is included in Peking opera
1．When was Peking opera listed as a form of intangible cultural heritage
3．What's one of the most important signs of Peking opera
4. Why does Wang Peiyu use simple language in her talk show
Read and Answer
Wang Peiyu
The Wang Peiyu Peking Opera Show
1．What kind of art form is Peking opera
2．How often does Wang Peiyu host her talk show
3．Do you think The Wang Peiyu Peking Opera Show is a good programme？Why or Why not
Read and Express
Every week.
Yes. Because it’s good for promoting the traditional art form.
A kind of ancient Chinese art.
Peking opera is a kind of ancient Chinese art. But few of today's young people know much about it. Famous Peking opera artist Wang Peiyu wants more young people to fall in love with the art.
Wang hosts(主持) a weekly talk show called The Wang Peiyu Peking Opera Show. It started to show on iQiyi on March 27.
Let’s learn about another art form!
What is the name of the musical instrument
Who invented it
Who invented it
Glass armonica.（玻璃琴）
What is the name of the musical instrument
Benjamin Franklin.
Benjamin Franklin did lots of interesting things in his life-published newspapers, studied electricity, started a revolution, etc. But here is about his favourite invention-the glass armonica!
Have you ever rubbed a wet finger around the rim of a glass If you do it just right, it makes a pure, loud tone.
On a visit to London, Franklin went to an unusual concert of music played on glasses. He loved the sound! And it gave him an idea for a new instrument.
Franklin completed his glass armonica in 1761. He had a glassmaker make a set of glass bowls of different sizes, with a hole in the middle of each. An iron rod ran through the holes. The rod was attached to a wheel, which was turned by a foot pedal. Pressing the foot pedal made the bowls spin, and touching the bowls with wet fingers produced the musical sounds.
The instrument was an instant hit in Europe. People loved it. Famous composers, such as Mozart and Beethoven, wrote music for it. Even the queen of France bought one. And Franklin spent many happy hours playing his armonica with family and friends. He once said that “of all my inventions, this has given me the greatest satisfaction”.
But musical fashions changed. Music was moving out of the relatively small halls of Mozart’s day into the large public concert halls of the 19th century, and without amplification it simply couldn't be heard. During this period, musical instruments, like piano, were all redesigned to increase their volume. But there really wasn't any way to make the armonica louder. So, by the 1820s, the glass armonica was nearly forgotten.
Amplification is of course no longer a problem, but even today there are only a dozen or so glass armonica performers in the world.
Benjamin Franklin’s Musical Invention
Fast Reading
Benjamin Franklin did lots of interesting things in his life-published newspapers, studied electricity, started a revolution, etc. But here is about his favourite invention-the glass armonica!
Have you ever rubbed a wet finger around the rim of a glass If you do it just right, it makes a pure, loud tone.
On a visit to London, Franklin went to an unusual concert of music played on glasses. He loved the sound! And it gave him an idea for a new instrument.
Franklin completed his glass armonica in 1761. He had a glassmaker make a set of glass bowls of different sizes, with a hole in the middle of each. An iron rod ran through the holes. The rod was attached to a wheel, which was turned by a foot pedal. Pressing the foot pedal made the bowls spin, and touching the bowls with wet fingers produced the musical sounds.
The instrument was an instant hit in Europe. People loved it. Famous composers, such as Mozart and Beethoven, wrote music for it. Even the queen of France bought one. And Franklin spent many happy hours playing his armonica with family and friends. He once said that “of all my inventions, this has given me the greatest satisfaction”.
But musical fashions changed. Music was moving out of the relatively small halls of Mozart’s day into the large public concert halls of the 19th century, and without amplification it simply couldn't be heard. During this period, musical instruments, like piano, were all redesigned to increase their volume. But there really wasn't any way to make the armonica louder. So, by the 1820s, the glass armonica was nearly forgotten.
Amplification is of course no longer a problem, but even today there are only a dozen or so glass armonica performers in the world.
How is the passage organized？
This passage is written in the ______ order.
time
Read and Fill
The Glass Armonica
In __________
Many years after 1761
In the early 19th century
By __________
Today
The glass armonica was completed.
It was loved by many people.
It became ________ popular.
It was nearly ________.
Only a ________ or so play it.
1761
less
the 1820s
forgotten
dozen
Time expressions
Events
The instrument was an instant hit in Europe.
Franklin completed his glass armonica in 1761. He had a glassmaker make a set of glass bowls of different sizes, with a hole in the middle of each. An iron rod ran through the holes. The rod was attached to a wheel, which was turned by a foot pedal. Pressing the foot pedal made the bowls spin, and touching the bowls with wet fingers produced the musical sounds.
How to make the glass armonica？
A set of glass bowls _____________ .
An iron rod ____________ the holes.
The rod ________________ a wheel.
The wheel ______________ by a foot pedal.
The bowls were made to __________ by pressing the foot pedal.
________ the bowls with wet fingers to produce the musical sounds.
were made
ran through
was attached to
was turned
spin
Touch
Read and Complete
Read and Answer
1. Of all his inventions, why did Benjamin Franklin like the glass armonica best
A. Because it caught many famous composers’ attention.
B. Because it first appeared at an unusual concert.
C.Because it brought him many happy memories with his
family and friends.
D.Because it helped him successfully win a revolution and beat the queen of France.
The instrument was an instant hit in Europe. People loved it. Famous composers, such as Mozart and Beethoven, wrote music for it. Even the queen of France bought one. And Franklin spent many happy hours playing his armonica with family and friends. He once said that “of all my inventions, this has given me the greatest satisfaction”.
Read and Answer
2.How can amplification help in large public concert halls
A. It can lower the volume.
B. It can make music or other sounds louder.
C. It makes the concert halls bigger and brighter.
D. It helps the musicians produce pure musical sounds.
But musical fashions changed. Music was moving out of the relatively small halls of Mozart’s day into the large public concert halls of the 19th century, and without amplification it simply couldn't be heard. During this period, musical instruments, like piano, were all redesigned to increase their volume. But there really wasn't any way to make the armonica louder. So, by the 1820s, the glass armonica was nearly forgotten.
3.What is the text mainly about
A. The changes of musical fashions.
B. The ways of making a glass armonica.
C. Great achievements of Franklin.
D. The development of the glass armonica.
Read and Think
Q: Just like the glass armonica, many folk art forms are dying out. What can we do to help
But musical fashions changed. Music was moving out of the relatively small halls of Mozart’s day into the large public concert halls of the 19th century, and without amplification it simply couldn't be heard. During this period, musical instruments, like piano, were all redesigned to increase their volume. But there really wasn't any way to make the armonica louder. So, by the 1820s, the glass armonica was nearly forgotten.
Amplification is of course no longer a problem, but even today there are only a dozen or so glass armonica performers in the world.
宣传民间艺术，让人们了解民间艺术。
学习民间艺术，传承民间艺术。
We can promote(宣传）the value of art forms to let people know about folk art
and we can also learn and inherit folk art.
Paper cutting
What do you think paper cutting is used for
It is used for celebrations, festivals, home decorations.
The corridor (走廊) windows at Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School(杭州英特外国语学校)look a bit different than other schools. They are all decorated (装饰) with beautiful papercutting art. But they are not just for decoration. They are also to stop birds from flying into windows.
Chen Zitong, 14, a Junior 3 student at the school came up with the idea. In early January, she wrote a letter to the headmaster and suggested this. She often saw birds fly into the clean windows and get hurt. After some online research, she found this solution. “Some people decorated windows with stickers (贴纸) or posters. Then I thought of replacing (代替) them with our traditional papercutting art,” Chen said.
To Chen’s surprise, the headmaster took her advice. The school organized a papercutting art competition. Students’ works that got awards were pasted on the corridor windows.
In fact, there have been papercutting art classes at the school since 2011. “We have classes once a week for a month to teach papercutting,” said Fan Ming, an art teacher. The teaching building even has a display (展示) wall to show students’ works of art.
Through the class, Shi Jiawei, 14, fell in love with the art of papercutting. “It’s very fun. I can design my own patterns (图案) and present interesting things through it,” she said. She created many works like bears, elephants and magpies (喜鹊).
Papercutting also helps students become more patient. Wang Yiyou, 12, was once an active boy. But now, he can carefully design a delicate (精致的) papercutting work with scissors (剪刀) and gravers (刻刀). “I am so proud that I can make it look perfect,” he said.
What is paper cutting at Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School used for
THE corridor (走廊) windows at Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School(杭州英特外国语学校)look a bit different than other schools. They are all decorated (装饰) with beautiful papercutting art. But they are not just for decoration. They are also to stop birds from flying into windows.
Read para 1 and Answer
It is used for decoration and for stop birds from flying into the window.
What is special at Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School
THE corridor (走廊) windows are all decorated (装饰) with beautiful papercutting art.
Who got the idea
Chen Zitong, 14, a Junior 3 student at the school came up with the idea. In early January, she wrote a letter to the headmaster and suggested this. She often saw birds fly into the clean windows and get hurt. After some online research, she found this solution. “Some people decorated windows with stickers (贴纸) or posters. Then I thought of replacing (代替) them with our traditional papercutting art,” Chen said.
Read para 2 and Answer
Chen Zitong.
Why did she come up with the idea
Because she often saw birds fly into the clean windows and get hurt and she wanted to stop the birds from getting hurt.
What did the school do
To Chen’s surprise, the headmaster took her advice. The school organized a papercutting art competition. Students’ works that got awards were pasted on the corridor windows.
In fact, there have been papercutting art classes at the school since 2011. “We have classes once a week for a month to teach papercutting,” said Fan Ming, an art teacher. The teaching building even has a display (展示) wall to show students’ works of art.
Read para 3&4 and Answer
The school organized a papercutting art competition and has set up paper cutting courses since 2011.
What do you think of the headmaster
He is smart, open-minded, easy-going……
What does Shi Jiawei think of the art of papercutting
Through the class, Shi Jiawei, 14, fell in love with the art of papercutting. “It’s very fun. I can design my own patterns (图案) and present interesting things through it,” she said. She created many works like bears, elephants and magpies (喜鹊).
Papercutting also helps students become more patient. Wang Yiyou, 12, was once an active boy. But now, he can carefully design a delicate (精致的) papercutting work with scissors (剪刀) and gravers (刻刀). “I am so proud that I can make it look perfect,” he said.
Read para 5&6 and Answer
It’s very fun. She can design his own patterns (图案) and present interesting things through it.
Which of the following are the functions of papercutting according to the passage
Read and Think
It can be used for decoration.
It can stop birds from flying into windows.
It can help students become more patient.
It can organize a paper cutting art competition.
Paper cutting is not just an art.
Art is long, and time is fleeting.
---(Longfellow, American poet)
Art is a lie that tells the truth.
---(Picasso, Spanish painter)
Read and Share
Thanks for listening.
9A Unit 5 Art Forms
拓 展 阅 读
painting
calligraphy
What art forms do you know
Lead-in
photography
film
drama
music
dance
What is your favourite art form And why？
Peking opera has a history of more than 200 years. It was listed as a form of intangible cultural heritage(非物质文化遗产) in 2010.
Peking opera mixes different art forms, including singing, dancing, acrobatics(杂技) and martial arts(武术). All these art forms are put into one performance. Facial painting(脸谱) is one of the most important signs of Peking opera.
Peking opera is a kind of ancient Chinese art. But few of today's young people know much about it. Famous Peking opera artist Wang Peiyu wants more young people to fall in love with the art.
Wang hosts(主持) a weekly talk show called The Wang Peiyu Peking Opera Show. It started to show on iQiyi on March 27.
On the show, Wang explains Peking opera through different subjects, such as how to prepare for a show, or something interesting about the art. She explains how to put on clothing and make up. Artists often spend much money on their clothing. It's said that a set of clothing worn by Peking opera master Mei Lanfang once cost about 70，000 silver dollars. This would be 3.5 million yuan in today's money.
To make everything easy to understand, she uses simple language. She tries to use modern slang(现代俚语), such as “freestyle” and zihei, or zichao.
Wang's show has become popular. “It gives a simple starting point for all of us, whether you know Peking opera or not，” a fan wrote after watching the show.
2．What is included in Peking opera
1．When was Peking opera listed as a form of intangible cultural heritage
3．What's one of the most important signs of Peking opera
4. Why does Wang Peiyu use simple language in her talk show
Read and Answer
Wang Peiyu
The Wang Peiyu Peking Opera Show
1．What kind of art form is Peking opera
2．How often does Wang Peiyu host her talk show
3．Do you think The Wang Peiyu Peking Opera Show is a good programme？Why or Why not
Read and Express
Every week.
Yes. Because it’s good for promoting the traditional art form.
A kind of ancient Chinese art.
Peking opera is a kind of ancient Chinese art. But few of today's young people know much about it. Famous Peking opera artist Wang Peiyu wants more young people to fall in love with the art.
Wang hosts(主持) a weekly talk show called The Wang Peiyu Peking Opera Show. It started to show on iQiyi on March 27.
Let’s learn about another art form!
What is the name of the musical instrument
Who invented it
Who invented it
Glass armonica.（玻璃琴）
What is the name of the musical instrument
Benjamin Franklin.
Benjamin Franklin did lots of interesting things in his life-published newspapers, studied electricity, started a revolution, etc. But here is about his favourite invention-the glass armonica!
Have you ever rubbed a wet finger around the rim of a glass If you do it just right, it makes a pure, loud tone.
On a visit to London, Franklin went to an unusual concert of music played on glasses. He loved the sound! And it gave him an idea for a new instrument.
Franklin completed his glass armonica in 1761. He had a glassmaker make a set of glass bowls of different sizes, with a hole in the middle of each. An iron rod ran through the holes. The rod was attached to a wheel, which was turned by a foot pedal. Pressing the foot pedal made the bowls spin, and touching the bowls with wet fingers produced the musical sounds.
The instrument was an instant hit in Europe. People loved it. Famous composers, such as Mozart and Beethoven, wrote music for it. Even the queen of France bought one. And Franklin spent many happy hours playing his armonica with family and friends. He once said that “of all my inventions, this has given me the greatest satisfaction”.
But musical fashions changed. Music was moving out of the relatively small halls of Mozart’s day into the large public concert halls of the 19th century, and without amplification it simply couldn't be heard. During this period, musical instruments, like piano, were all redesigned to increase their volume. But there really wasn't any way to make the armonica louder. So, by the 1820s, the glass armonica was nearly forgotten.
Amplification is of course no longer a problem, but even today there are only a dozen or so glass armonica performers in the world.
Benjamin Franklin’s Musical Invention
Fast Reading
Benjamin Franklin did lots of interesting things in his life-published newspapers, studied electricity, started a revolution, etc. But here is about his favourite invention-the glass armonica!
Have you ever rubbed a wet finger around the rim of a glass If you do it just right, it makes a pure, loud tone.
On a visit to London, Franklin went to an unusual concert of music played on glasses. He loved the sound! And it gave him an idea for a new instrument.
Franklin completed his glass armonica in 1761. He had a glassmaker make a set of glass bowls of different sizes, with a hole in the middle of each. An iron rod ran through the holes. The rod was attached to a wheel, which was turned by a foot pedal. Pressing the foot pedal made the bowls spin, and touching the bowls with wet fingers produced the musical sounds.
The instrument was an instant hit in Europe. People loved it. Famous composers, such as Mozart and Beethoven, wrote music for it. Even the queen of France bought one. And Franklin spent many happy hours playing his armonica with family and friends. He once said that “of all my inventions, this has given me the greatest satisfaction”.
But musical fashions changed. Music was moving out of the relatively small halls of Mozart’s day into the large public concert halls of the 19th century, and without amplification it simply couldn't be heard. During this period, musical instruments, like piano, were all redesigned to increase their volume. But there really wasn't any way to make the armonica louder. So, by the 1820s, the glass armonica was nearly forgotten.
Amplification is of course no longer a problem, but even today there are only a dozen or so glass armonica performers in the world.
How is the passage organized？
This passage is written in the ______ order.
time
Read and Fill
The Glass Armonica
In __________
Many years after 1761
In the early 19th century
By __________
Today
The glass armonica was completed.
It was loved by many people.
It became ________ popular.
It was nearly ________.
Only a ________ or so play it.
1761
less
the 1820s
forgotten
dozen
Time expressions
Events
The instrument was an instant hit in Europe.
Franklin completed his glass armonica in 1761. He had a glassmaker make a set of glass bowls of different sizes, with a hole in the middle of each. An iron rod ran through the holes. The rod was attached to a wheel, which was turned by a foot pedal. Pressing the foot pedal made the bowls spin, and touching the bowls with wet fingers produced the musical sounds.
How to make the glass armonica？
A set of glass bowls _____________ .
An iron rod ____________ the holes.
The rod ________________ a wheel.
The wheel ______________ by a foot pedal.
The bowls were made to __________ by pressing the foot pedal.
________ the bowls with wet fingers to produce the musical sounds.
were made
ran through
was attached to
was turned
spin
Touch
Read and Complete
Read and Answer
1. Of all his inventions, why did Benjamin Franklin like the glass armonica best
A. Because it caught many famous composers’ attention.
B. Because it first appeared at an unusual concert.
C.Because it brought him many happy memories with his
family and friends.
D.Because it helped him successfully win a revolution and beat the queen of France.
The instrument was an instant hit in Europe. People loved it. Famous composers, such as Mozart and Beethoven, wrote music for it. Even the queen of France bought one. And Franklin spent many happy hours playing his armonica with family and friends. He once said that “of all my inventions, this has given me the greatest satisfaction”.
Read and Answer
2.How can amplification help in large public concert halls
A. It can lower the volume.
B. It can make music or other sounds louder.
C. It makes the concert halls bigger and brighter.
D. It helps the musicians produce pure musical sounds.
But musical fashions changed. Music was moving out of the relatively small halls of Mozart’s day into the large public concert halls of the 19th century, and without amplification it simply couldn't be heard. During this period, musical instruments, like piano, were all redesigned to increase their volume. But there really wasn't any way to make the armonica louder. So, by the 1820s, the glass armonica was nearly forgotten.
3.What is the text mainly about
A. The changes of musical fashions.
B. The ways of making a glass armonica.
C. Great achievements of Franklin.
D. The development of the glass armonica.
Read and Think
Q: Just like the glass armonica, many folk art forms are dying out. What can we do to help
But musical fashions changed. Music was moving out of the relatively small halls of Mozart’s day into the large public concert halls of the 19th century, and without amplification it simply couldn't be heard. During this period, musical instruments, like piano, were all redesigned to increase their volume. But there really wasn't any way to make the armonica louder. So, by the 1820s, the glass armonica was nearly forgotten.
Amplification is of course no longer a problem, but even today there are only a dozen or so glass armonica performers in the world.
宣传民间艺术，让人们了解民间艺术。
学习民间艺术，传承民间艺术。
We can promote(宣传）the value of art forms to let people know about folk art
and we can also learn and inherit folk art.
Paper cutting
What do you think paper cutting is used for
It is used for celebrations, festivals, home decorations.
The corridor (走廊) windows at Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School(杭州英特外国语学校)look a bit different than other schools. They are all decorated (装饰) with beautiful papercutting art. But they are not just for decoration. They are also to stop birds from flying into windows.
Chen Zitong, 14, a Junior 3 student at the school came up with the idea. In early January, she wrote a letter to the headmaster and suggested this. She often saw birds fly into the clean windows and get hurt. After some online research, she found this solution. “Some people decorated windows with stickers (贴纸) or posters. Then I thought of replacing (代替) them with our traditional papercutting art,” Chen said.
To Chen’s surprise, the headmaster took her advice. The school organized a papercutting art competition. Students’ works that got awards were pasted on the corridor windows.
In fact, there have been papercutting art classes at the school since 2011. “We have classes once a week for a month to teach papercutting,” said Fan Ming, an art teacher. The teaching building even has a display (展示) wall to show students’ works of art.
Through the class, Shi Jiawei, 14, fell in love with the art of papercutting. “It’s very fun. I can design my own patterns (图案) and present interesting things through it,” she said. She created many works like bears, elephants and magpies (喜鹊).
Papercutting also helps students become more patient. Wang Yiyou, 12, was once an active boy. But now, he can carefully design a delicate (精致的) papercutting work with scissors (剪刀) and gravers (刻刀). “I am so proud that I can make it look perfect,” he said.
What is paper cutting at Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School used for
THE corridor (走廊) windows at Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School(杭州英特外国语学校)look a bit different than other schools. They are all decorated (装饰) with beautiful papercutting art. But they are not just for decoration. They are also to stop birds from flying into windows.
Read para 1 and Answer
It is used for decoration and for stop birds from flying into the window.
What is special at Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School
THE corridor (走廊) windows are all decorated (装饰) with beautiful papercutting art.
Who got the idea
Chen Zitong, 14, a Junior 3 student at the school came up with the idea. In early January, she wrote a letter to the headmaster and suggested this. She often saw birds fly into the clean windows and get hurt. After some online research, she found this solution. “Some people decorated windows with stickers (贴纸) or posters. Then I thought of replacing (代替) them with our traditional papercutting art,” Chen said.
Read para 2 and Answer
Chen Zitong.
Why did she come up with the idea
Because she often saw birds fly into the clean windows and get hurt and she wanted to stop the birds from getting hurt.
What did the school do
To Chen’s surprise, the headmaster took her advice. The school organized a papercutting art competition. Students’ works that got awards were pasted on the corridor windows.
In fact, there have been papercutting art classes at the school since 2011. “We have classes once a week for a month to teach papercutting,” said Fan Ming, an art teacher. The teaching building even has a display (展示) wall to show students’ works of art.
Read para 3&4 and Answer
The school organized a papercutting art competition and has set up paper cutting courses since 2011.
What do you think of the headmaster
He is smart, open-minded, easy-going……
What does Shi Jiawei think of the art of papercutting
Through the class, Shi Jiawei, 14, fell in love with the art of papercutting. “It’s very fun. I can design my own patterns (图案) and present interesting things through it,” she said. She created many works like bears, elephants and magpies (喜鹊).
Papercutting also helps students become more patient. Wang Yiyou, 12, was once an active boy. But now, he can carefully design a delicate (精致的) papercutting work with scissors (剪刀) and gravers (刻刀). “I am so proud that I can make it look perfect,” he said.
Read para 5&6 and Answer
It’s very fun. She can design his own patterns (图案) and present interesting things through it.
Which of the following are the functions of papercutting according to the passage
Read and Think
It can be used for decoration.
It can stop birds from flying into windows.
It can help students become more patient.
It can organize a paper cutting art competition.
Paper cutting is not just an art.
Art is long, and time is fleeting.
---(Longfellow, American poet)
Art is a lie that tells the truth.
---(Picasso, Spanish painter)
Read and Share
Thanks for listening.