MAPEH REVIEW FOR QUARTER 3

MUSIC

RYAN CAYABYAB

 Birth name: Raymundo Cipriano Pujante Cayabyab

 Also known: Mr. C
 Birth date: May 4,1954
 Birth place: Quezon City, Philippines
 He produce one man vocal jazz acapella album in the philipines.

Famous composition

 Kay ganda ng ating musika ,Spollarium with Fides Cuyugan-Asencio and also alikabok which is a
music play.

Francisco Santiago

 Genres : Kundiman, classical Music

 known as the “Father of the Kundiman” and belongs to the “Triumvirate of Filipino Composers. ”

Famous composition

 Pilipinas Kong Mahal – Major scale

Nicanor Abelardo

 developed a style that combined European romanticism with chromaticism. He belongs to the
“Triumvirate of Filipino Composers” together with Francisco Santiago and Antonio Molina. His style
make much use of varied influence from different musical cultures, genres and style.

Famous composition

 Magbalik Ka Hirang and Nasaan ka Irog

Antonio Molina

 came to be known as the “Father of Philippine Impressionist Music, ” and became national artist in
1973.

Famous composition: Hating gabi, kung sa iyong gunita , awit ni maria clara,Miss antoniana and Larawan
Nitong pilipinas.

Alfredo Buenaventura

 is among the few composers in the Philippines who composed five full-length operas. He has his
own set of ideas about music and composition.

Famous composition: Rizal the Great Malayan Antagonist

ARTS

PHOTOGRAPHY

 The process of recording and image on a lightsensitive fil or case of digital photography via a digital
electronic or magnetic memory.

Greekname : PHOTOS(LIGHT) and GRAPHOS(WRITING)

CHARACTERISTIC OF PHOTOGRAPHY

 Composition – essential on how the photographer gets the views focus to the most important aspect
of the picture
 Story – telling the image story
FILIPINO FAMOUS PHOTOGRAPHER

GEORGE TAPAN

 Award winning travel photographer who has won two Pacific Asia Tourism Association(PATA) Gold
awards, an ASEAN Tourism Association award and a 2011 National Geographic Photography
contest.

MANNY LIBRADO

 Was a full-time teacher at an Internatonal school in Bangkok where he discovered his passion for
photography

JOHN K CHUA

 Is a commercial, architecturial and advertising photographer.

 He showcase the beauty of Philippines with 40 years of experience in photography.

ELEMENTS OF ARTS

 TEXTURE – Refers to the visual feel of the surface of the photography.

 COLOR – Basic elements that’s effects the totally captured image.
 LINE – can be long or short,thick or thin, straight, curved, zigzag, diagonal horizontal or vertical.
 SHAPE – Geometric or organic, have height and width but no depth.
 FORM – Next step of shape, square, triangle. 2 dimentional.
 VALUE – how light or dark
 SPACE – what lies between around or within an object. 2 dimentional medium the artist must use
techniques to create the illusion.

THE RULE OF THIRDS – an image should be divided into nine equal parts with four imaginary lines.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

HIP-HOP

 refer as street dances. Form of dance, which is best known for its impact in the form of
musical genre.
 Originates frome newyork city.
 Hip-hop can improve your overall physical fitness by improving your
flexibility,muscletone,cardiovascular health, and mental health.
HIP-HOP DANCE STYLES
 Boying or Breakdance – is a style of street dance and the first hip-hop dance style that
originated among, Black and Puerto Rican youths
 Popping – force parts of your body outwards similar to an explosion within parts of your body.
 Locking – Identify by its distinctive stops. Usually performed by stopping the fast movement
that you’re doing.
 Krumping – Jabs, arms swings, chest pops and stomps. Which misconception of angry.
 Shuffling – Basic movements of the dance are fast heel and toe action with a style suitable of
types of music.
HEALTH

WHO FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL

 Provides a global response to a global problem namely, the tobacco epidemic.
UNDP STRATEGIC PLAN
 To work together with our partners to deliver whats required of us in these extraordinary times.
Collaborating across the revitalized UN system and beyond for stronger collective results.
DIGITAL HEALTH INITIATIVE
 An initiative to transform the country into a digital empowered society through infrastructural
upgrades, increased digital literacy and promotions.
GLOBAL STRATEGY TO REDUCE HARMFUL USE OF ALCOHOL
 Improved the health and social outcomes for individuals, families and communities to reduce
harmful use of alcohol and their ensuing social consequences
SDG STRATEGIC PLAN
 A collection of 17 global goals designed to be a blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable
future for all.