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Monday (9/2) |
Introduction: |
The theme of order and chaos as it relates
to this course |
Image File: HS180-1 (just enter the above set number to access the file) |
| Art: |
Neoclassicism in Art - David |
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| Reading: |
R, Introduction, chapters 1 & 3;
Art # 1 |
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| Afternoon: |
Neoclassicism continued |
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Tuesday (9/3) |
Art: | Romantic Classicism and Pure Romanticism in French painting - Ingres, Gericault, Delacroix | Image File: HS180-2 |
| Reading: |
Art #s 2-3 |
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| Afternoon: |
Watch Amadeus |
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Wednesday (9/4) |
Music: |
Classicism and opera - Mozart’s
The Marriage of Figaro |
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| Reading: |
Music # 1-2 | ||
| Afternoon: |
Watch The Marriage of
Figaro |
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Thursday (9/5) |
Music: |
Discuss The Marriage
of Figaro Classicism and the symphony - Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 |
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| Reading: |
Music #3 |
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Friday (9/6) |
Music: | Romanticism - Chopin, Berlioz,
Liszt |
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| Reading: |
Music #s 4-5 |
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| 1:00 PM |
Meet with Bonnie Stapleton
about oral presentations |
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Monday (9/9) |
Art: |
Realism and Impressionism - Millet, Daumier,
Courbet, Manet, Degas, Monet, Renoir |
Image File: HS180-3 |
| Reading: |
R, Ch. 4, #s4-6 |
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| Paper: |
Short paper on The Marriage of Figaro due | ||
| Afternoon: |
Realism and Impressionism continued |
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Tuesday (9/10) |
Art: |
Post Impressionist Art - Cezanne, Seurat,
van Gogh, Gauguin |
Image File HS180-4 |
| Reading: |
R, pp 117-129; Art #7-8 |
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Wednesday (9/11) |
Music: |
High Romanticism and Realism
in music- Verdi and Wagner |
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| Reading: |
Music #s 6-7 |
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Thursday (9/12) |
Music: |
The End of Romanticism inmusic
- Mahler and Debussy |
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| Reading: |
Music #s 8-9 |
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| Friday (9/13) |
Presentations: |
Goya, Constable, Turner, Friedrich,
the Figaro legend, program music, the romantic miniature in music,
Italian opera |
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Monday (9/16) |
Art: |
Picasso and the Development of Cubism |
Image File: HS180-5 |
| Reading: |
L, chapters 3 & 4; Art, # 9 |
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| Paper: |
2-page art history paper due |
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Tuesday (9/17) |
Art: |
Early Twentieth Century ExpressionistArt-
Kirchner, Heckel, Schmidt-Rottluff, Kandinsky, Klee |
Image File: HS180-6 |
| Reading: |
Art #s 10-11 |
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Wednesday (9/18) |
Music: |
The Beginning of a Revolution
in music- Stravinsky |
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| Reading: |
Music #s 10-11 |
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Thursday (9/19) |
Music: |
Expressionism in Music - Schoenberg,
Berg(Wozzeck) Special Visit and Performance by the Da Vinci String Quartet - Germaine Tailleferre, String Quartet (1918) |
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| Reading: |
Music #s 12-14 |
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| Afternoon: |
Watch Wozzeck |
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| Friday (9/20) |
Presentations: |
Realism in Art and the Music
of Verdior Wagner; Impressionism in Art and Music; Cubism in Art and theMusic
of Stravinsky; Expressionism in Art and Music |
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Monday (9/23) |
Art: |
Art Between the Wars - Classicism, Surrealism,
Geometric Abstrastion |
Image File: HS180-7 |
| Reading: |
L, chapters 3 & 4; Art #s 12-13
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| Afternoon: |
Visiting Professor Pete Peterson - "On
Dada and BirdWatching: A Field Guide to Visual and Aural Recognition." |
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| Preparation: |
Look up the following: Filippo Marinetti,
TristanTzara, André Breton, Marcel Duchamp, and Leon Theramin.
Be sureto be familiar with the terms Futurism, Dada and Surrealism. |
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Tuesday (9/24) |
Music: |
Music Between the Wars - Hindemith
and Bartók |
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| Reading: |
Music #s 15-16 |
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| Wednesday (9/25) |
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