新编英语教程4 Unit 10.pptVIP

Contents l???????? Detailed study of Text I II l???????? Oral work: Role-play: What a Pity Interaction activities: Music I Like and Dislike l???????? Guided writing: Basic writing techniques—Expansion of the sentence base Composition writing—exposition Letter writing—Describing the changes in one’s own town ? ? Text Il???????? Pre-reading activities 1.Pair work: My favorite music --Classical,country,light, jazz, blues, heavy metal, soul, spiritual, rock, pop, folk, rap, ballad, swing, sonata, symphony, patriotic, religious, military 2.Group work:functions of music --make one feel happy/pleasant --put one in the right mood --relaxes one’s nerves --regulates the work pace --is a great way to promote certain musicians and singers --creates a pleasant atmosphere --make one want to buy or eat more 3.Individual work: famous composers Bach, Johann Sebastian (1685-1750 ) (Germany) Bachs most famous works are probably the Brandenburg Concertos and the St. Matthew Passion. He was born in Einich, Germany, Bach was the most famous Baroque composer, most surprisingly of all he had 20 children! Beethoven, Ludwig Van Bonn (1770-1827 )(Germany) Beethoven was the moodiest of the famous composers. He could be easy to anger one day and happy the next. Beethoven is most famous for his deafness, which he gradually acquired. Even then he could compose beautiful pieces like the Fur Elise. There is a story that when Beethoven did not like the meal that he ordered he ended up dumping his meal over the waitors head. Chopin, Frederic (1810-1849 )(Poland) Chopins most interesting trait was that he wrote exclusively for the piano, with few exceptions. Though born in Poland, Chopin spent the last half of his life in Paris, arriving there in 1831. In Paris, he came to know the novelist George Sand, and was her lover for a time. ? Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791 )(Austria) Mozart was a child prodigy. Mozart was probably the greate