It talks about performing arts

1. Performing
Arts

2. Objectives:
Define and understand what is
performing arts
Appreciate the importance of
performing arts in daily life
Show different types of performing
arts

8. What is Performing
Arts?

9. Performing Arts
It is a form of art in which artists
uses their voices, bodies or
inanimate objects to
convey artistic expression.

10. Performing Arts
It is different to visual arts, which
when artist use paint, canvas, or
various materials to create physical or
statistic art objects.

11. Three Types of
Performing Arts
 Dance
 Music
 Theater

12. Dance
It is define as regulated and deliberated
order of body movements. These
movements have aesthetic value
and are often performed accompanied
by music.

13. It is a universal form of art. It is
defined as the manipulation of sound and
silence. It blends the different elements
such as the Pitch, Rhythm, Dynamics,
Timbre, and Texture to create sound.
Music

14. It is performed by utilizing different
instruments, vocal
and styles. It can be performed live
or recorded and can be prepared in
advance or improvised.
Music

15. Theater or play is a branch of
performing arts that often involves the
integration and combination of the
visual and performing arts.
Theater

16. It is define as the fine art where
actors and actresses perform
experiences, whether real or imagined
in front of live audience.
Theater

17. DANCE

18. Dance come in many forms and styles
some of which are as follows.
1.Ballet
2.Belly Dance
3.Break Dance
4.Modern Dance
5.Contemporary Dance
Dance

19. An artistic dance
form performed to
music using precise
and highly
formalized set of
steps and gestures.
1. Ballet

20. It is characterized
by light, graceful,
fluid movements
and the use of
pointed shoes.
1. Ballet

22. Also referred to as Arabic
dance- is an Arabic
expressive dance which
originated in Egypt and
that emphasizes complex
movements of the torso.
2. Belly Dance

24. It is an athletic
style of
street dance.
3. Break Dancing

25. Breakdancing mainly
consists of four kinds of
movement:
1. Toprock
2. Downrock
3. Power Moves
4. Freezes
3. Break Dancing

30. Breakdancing is
typically set to
Hip-hop
Funk
Breakbeat Music
3. Break Dancing

32. It is a broad genre of
western concert or
theatrical dance, primarily
arising out of Germany
and the United States in
the late 19th and early
20th centuries.
4. Modern Dance

33. Modern dance is often
considered to have
emerged as a rejection
of, or rebellion against,
classical ballet.
4. Modern Dance

35. Contemporary
dance is a genre
of dance
performance that
developed during
the mid twentieth
century.
5. Contemporary Dance

36. Since grown to become
one of the dominant
genres for formally
trained dancers througho
ut the world, with
particularly strong
popularity in the U.S. and
Europe.
5. Contemporary Dance

38. MUSIC

39. Music
Music comes in a variety of music genres, with
each genre having its subcategory. Here are
some of the common music genres.
1.Art Music
2.Popular Music
3.Traditional Music

40. 1. Art Music
Art music is the umbrella term use to refer
to music that stems from Western Classical
Music.
It is usually presented and preserved
through written musical notations that
were developed in Europe.

41. 1. Art Music
Art music (alternately called classical
music, cultivated music, serious music
and canonic music) is a music that
implies advanced structural and
theoretical considerations or a written
musical tradition.

42. 2. Popular Music
It generally refers to music that is
accessible and commercially available
to the public. It is played or
disseminated through different mass
media outlets such as radios, televisions
and the internet.

43. 2. Popular Music
It is a music with wide appeal that
is typically distributed to large
audiences through the music
industry.

44. 2. Popular Music
These forms and styles can be
enjoyed and performed by people
with little or no musical training. It
stands in contrast to both art music
and traditional or “folk” music

45. 3. Traditional Music
Traditional music are musical forms
that are communally and
culturally based.

46. 3. Traditional Music
It is diverse with one community
or group often having a different
form from another.

47. 3. Traditional Music
It is learned and preserved by
passing it from one generation
to another through
oral communication and
actual performance.

48. THEATER

49. Common example of theater arts
are:
• Mime
• Puppetry
• Tragedy
• Opera
• Musical theater
Theater

50. Mime is an ancient
dramatic
entertainment
representing scenes
from life usually in a
ridiculous manner
Mime

51. It is a form of theatre
or performance that
involves the
manipulation
of puppets
Puppetry

52. Puppets are inanimate
objects, often resembling
some type of human or
animal figure, that are
animated or manipulated by
a human called a
puppeteer.
Puppetry

53. It is a play dealing with
tragic events and having
an unhappy ending,
especially one concerning
the downfall of the main
character.
Tragedy

54. It is a form of
theatre in which
music has a leading
role and the parts are
taken by singers
Opera

55. It is a form of theatrical
performance that
combines songs,
spoken dialogue,
acting and dance.
Musical Theater

56. The story and emotional
content of a musical– humor,
pathos, love, anger – are
communicated through the
words, music, movement and
technical aspects of the
entertainment as an
integrated whole.
Musical Theater