Rhythm

1)How do you think,is rhythm so important for music?

2)Where from rhythm is come?

3)How can we call "speed" on Italian?

4)What is it "swing"?

Melody

1)Music is always using 5 notes. In that way we can understand what about music is with these five notes, in this way melody is like language.

Pentatonic is the five notes which are laying in the humans blood. Pentatonic came to us from the Aincient Greece from the word "penta" - 5. A lot of rock songs are baced on pentatomic.

 Pitch - is show how low or  how hight note may be

2)Experiment prove that it's not so difficult to make a new melody.

 Also it show's that musiciants are usually use same notes but in different orders.

Mode - тональность

Interval - distance between notes

Semitone (полутон)-  is the smallest musical interval used in Western tonal music

Whole tone (секунда)- interval of two semitones.

Scales - note groups, they give compose

Modes - groups of scales

Aeolian notes - one of the groups of notes

Sharpen the notes - raising up

Flatten the notes - raising down

The Blue notes - notes which were outside of West music, so the founder of Blues was African american - Blind Lemon Jefferson.

3) Diatonic (диатоническая функция) -  is the specific key which recognized role of each of the 7notes in a sistem of singers or instruments.

The old notes were strict fixed, and the new are may be played in different ways.
The new notes are more progressive because you can not to play them equally, but you can create your own ways of their playing.


4)Bigger musical piece (like Mendelssohn's concerto) structed with diatonic system.
Mahler started to incorporate old models of music from folk music all around the coutry.
Vaughan Williams used in his compositions sall step by step movements in phrygian mood.


5)Stind is assosiating in his "We work the Black Seam" ancient sound and sounds of industry around us.
Ingredients of American music:
1)Folk tunes
2)African temps
3)promisland rithm
4)Optimistic mood

5)proportions

The Adirondack Guide. Piece of art.

Name:The Adirondack Guide
Winslow Homer, 1894
Sheet: 38.5 x 54.6 cm (15 3/16 x 21 1/2 in.)
Medium:Watercolor over graphite pencil on paper
Country origin: USA
Current locations: Museum of fine arts, Boston
 

Homer Winslow was one of most important artist in USA at XIX century. He founded american school of arts which was opposite to European school. Majority of his works were painted by watercolor and gouache, he prefered draw an marine, so we is famous as marinist. I chosen this picture because my love to sea,which was inculcate my mother,artist also. Here I see calmness and power of water surface and wisdom of old fishman. Who exists onthe center of the picture. The artist wanted to concentrate viewer's attention at him, show him as the main figure here. The picture was pinted in 1894 it was the second period in creative artist's life. In this period he draw his works in dark and quite grim colors because of his mother's death in 1984 and moving whith his father from New York to Maine. I wouldn't call this picture harsh or murky, in my opinion here is more of quiet,seriosness and realistic.

Presentation

James wasn't popular child in his school because he was always reading science fiction books and was living in himself world being a science geek.Hardly I could have such friend in school.

60s was the time when every person could develop his creativity so it influenced a lot Cameron.

I think my time is giving us opportunity to make ourself more versatile. There is no bans to human creation, so you can do that you love to do.

Cameron thinks that imagination make the best landscapes.

Reffering to Cameron's love to diving. According to his words deep ocean enviroment is full of amazing life, so it touched him very much. He didn't expect to see so beautiful and different world which was created by rich imagination of nature. He takes inspiration from this strange and magnificent world. And drawing helps him in expressing emoutions from seen ocean's miracles. That's why they were and they are his main activities.

Unfortunatelly, I haven't seen Abyss by James Cameron. But I have watched Terminator 2 which has a lot of animation and digital prodaction. Frankly speaking it wasn't impressed me a lot because I wasn't interested in such effect in my childhood probably because I can't imaginate that making such colorful film takes so much forces and time.

When Cameron speaks about two films: Titanic and Avatar you can notice that he use more emotionally colored words when he talk about explotion of Titanic. It was impressed him so much that he leaves director job and began to explore the ocean.So that's why I suppose that he likes to explore more then to imagine. Although he has success in both kinds of activity. I can't exactly tell what I like better of the two films. I like Titanic for realistic feelings and knowing that it objectively was and I like Avatar because amazing effects and originality of he idea. They both are uniqe films.

Lessons which Cameron has thanks to his job:

1)Curiosity is your main power; 

2)Imagination is a force that can actually manifest a reality;

3)Respect ofyour team is more important than all the laurels in the world;

4)Don't put limitations on yourself.

1)The most popular Bushnell's book which was basis of two films and series.

2)In almost all her books this city was described.

3)Where the story take place?(adress)