课件19张PPT。9A Unit5 Reading1
1. learn an article about the famous composer;
2. know something about his music;
3. learn how to get useful information by reading;
4. learn something useful to yourselves from the article. Learning aims(学习目标)By the end of the class, you’ll be able to:
1.Have you ever heard the music?
2.How do you feel after listening?
Free talkPre–reading Beethoven composerMusic without boundariesReading
Task 1 :Go through the article quickly and answer the questions.1. Who is the article about?
2. What is he?
3. What is he famous for?
Tan Dun.A composer.Music.While–reading (skimming)Task 2: Listen to the tape and pick out Tan Dun’s music works.Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Para. 3)Music called Water (Para. 4)Award music for the Beijing Olympics (Para. 1,5)How?Why?While–reading (listening)How?Why?Task3: Read the article again and find out the answers.Tan’s interest in music at a young age. Tan’s education.Para. 2While–readingTask 4:Read Para.2 and answer the questions.1. Where does Tan Dun think the best music come from? 2. What did Tan Dun make music with when he had no musical instruments?
He thinks the best music comes from nature.
He made music with common objects like stones and paper.Have a good influence on Tan Dun’s later musicTan’s interest in musicspecialTan’s education.Para. 3Tan’s special interest in music. studied at Certral Conservatory of
Music in Beijing
Education
went on to study in the USA
Eastern and Western music.Won an Oscar.Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.Task 5: Read Para.3 and find out his education experiences.Tan’s music---Without musical instrumentsTask 6: Read Para. 4 and find out a word to describe the music.doesn’t use any music instruments.is made by over 50 sounds from water by controlling the speed of water flow.create different pictures in different minds.Amazing music Water Task 7: Read Para.5-6 and find out Tan’s role and achievements.east westbridgepast presentmusical instruments common objectsMusic without boundaries traditional music modern music Tan Dun, one of the world’s greatest c________, was
born in China in 1958. He has been i_______ in music
since he was very young.
In 1978, Tan Dun entered the Central Conservatory
of Music in Beijing. Eight years later, he went on to
s_____ in the USA.
Tan Dun uses a lot of sounds of n_____ in his works. It is a______ that his music Water doesn’t use any musical instruments. The sounds all come from nature and they create different p_______in different
minds. His music for the Beijing Olympic uses t_______
Chinese music and the sounds of an ancient Chinese bell,
though it is in a W ____ style.
Tan Dun’s music has successfully b______ Chinese and Western music together and helped build a b____
between the East and West.
composersinterestedstudynatureamazingpicturestraditionalWesternbroughtbridgePost-reading Fill in the blanks. Tan Dun, one of the world’s greatest composers, was
born in China in 1958. He has been interested in music
since he was very young.
In 1978, Tan Dun entered the Central Conservatory
of Music in Beijing. Eight years later, he went on to
study in the USA.
Tan Dun uses a lot of sounds of nature in his works. It is amazing that his music Water doesn’t use any musical instruments. The sounds all come from nature and they create different pictures in different minds. His music for the Beijing Olympic uses traditional Chinese music and the sounds of an ancient Chinese bell, though it is in a Western style.
Tan Dun’s music has successfully brought Chinese and Western music together and helped build a bridge
between the East and West.Post-readingWho is Tan Dun?Where was he born?What was he interested in?When did he go to the USA?Post-readingWork in pairs, interview Tan Dun.1.Think over some questions you want to ask Tan Dun together;
2.Work in pairs, one is Tan Dun, the other is the reporter;
3.Make a dialogue between Tan Dun and the reporter.Post-readingWhat have you learnt from the article?Work hard to achieve our dreams.
Be interested in sth. and get good education.
The art world is without boundaries.
1. Write down your understanding of the title.
2. Get more information about Tan Dun and his works after class and share what you have learned in class next time.Homework
