Bagi Zon Tengah 1 adalah melibatkan calon-calon dari negeri Perak, Selangor dan Wilayah Persekutuan KL dan Putrajaya.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Friday, September 19, 2008
Uji Bakat Pengambilan Pelajar Sekolah Seni Malaysia 2009
Sesi ujibakat pengambilan pelajar ke tingkatan satu tahun 2009 melibatkan kira2 1400 orang pelajar dari seluruh Malaysia akan dijalankan dari 22 hingga 26 September.
Ujibakat adalah mengikut zon-zon negeri yang telah ditetapkan iaitu Zon Selatan, Tengah, Utara, Timur, Sabah dan Sarawak.
Bagi pelajar yang terlibat diharap datang bersama salinan2 sijil aktiviti dan peralatan yang berkaitan dengan bidang yang hendak ditemuduga.
Sebagai contoh, bagi bidang muzik sila bawa CD minus one dan instrumen yang hendak dimainkan seperti gitar, flute.
Kibod disediakan.
Satu taklimat kepada ibubapa mengenai sekolah seni akan diberikan sebelum sesi temuduga dijalankan.
Ujibakat adalah mengikut zon-zon negeri yang telah ditetapkan iaitu Zon Selatan, Tengah, Utara, Timur, Sabah dan Sarawak.
Bagi pelajar yang terlibat diharap datang bersama salinan2 sijil aktiviti dan peralatan yang berkaitan dengan bidang yang hendak ditemuduga.
Sebagai contoh, bagi bidang muzik sila bawa CD minus one dan instrumen yang hendak dimainkan seperti gitar, flute.
Kibod disediakan.
Satu taklimat kepada ibubapa mengenai sekolah seni akan diberikan sebelum sesi temuduga dijalankan.
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Music picture
94 jpg | Various Pix | Rapidshare link | 29 Mb
http://rapidshare.com/files/145189740/muzik_pictures_2.rar.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/145189740/muzik_pictures_2.rar.html
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
KLASIFIKASI ALAT MUZIK
Beberapa jenis klasifikasi telah digunakan bagi mengkelaskan alat-alat muzik berdasarkan ciri-ciri tertentu. Dalam tamadun China purba, semua alat muzik dapat diklasifikasikan mengikut bahan utama yang digunakan dalam pembuatan alat muzik tersebut. Antara bahan tersebut ialah logam, batu, tanah, belulang, sutera, labu, buluh dan kayu.Tamadun India purba pula mengumpulkan alat muzik mengikut klasifikasi gong / simbal, gendang, alat bertali dan alat yang ditiup. .
Digunakan khusus bagi alat muzik orkestra barat. Terdapat 4 klasifikasi alat iaitu percussions, strings, brass dan woodwind.
Percussions / perkusi
Alat muzik yang dimainkan secara pukulan, paluan, ketukan atau goncangan.
Antara alat muzik ini termasuklah timpani, pelbagai jenis dram, simbal, kerincing, tamborin dan lain-lain. Alat muzik berpic pula termasuklah zailofon, metalofon, glokenspil dan bellyre.
Strings / alat muzik bertali
Digunakan untuk mengklasifikasikan semua jenis alat muzik bertali iaitu violin, viola, violoncello, double bass, harps dan lain-lain.
Brass
Klasifikasi alat tiupan yang dibuat daripada logam.
Contoh brass ialah trumpet, trombon, french horn, tuba dan sausafon.
Woodwind
Alat muzik tiupan yang pada masa dahulunya dibuat dari bahan kayu. Kebanyakan alat ini menggunakan reed bagi menghasilkan bunyi. Reed dibuat daripada buluh yang diraut nipis. Antara alat muzik woodwind ialah klarinet, saksofon, flut, pikolo, oboe dan basun. Hari ini adalah juga alat muzik woodwind yang dibuat daripada logam, plastik dan bahan gentian kaca.
Klasifikasi ini diperkenalkan oleh Curts Sachs dan Eric Von Hornbostel pada 1914. Ia bertujuan mengklasifikasi pelbagai alat muzik etnik dari seluruh dunia yang tidak termasuk dalam klafikasi alat muzik orkestra barat.
Sachs-Hornbostel mengklasifikasikan alat muzik berdasarkan kasifikasi yang terdapat dalam kitab catatan India puba Natyasastra iaitu Idiofon, Kordafon, Membranofon dan Erofon.
Idiofon
Alat muzik yang dibuat daripada bahan logam, kayu, buluh dan tempurung termasuk dalam klasifikasi idiofon. Biasanya ia dimainkan dengan cara pukulan, hentakan, goncangan dan ketukan. Antara alat muzik yang termasuk dalam klasifikasi ini ialah gong, saron (gamelan) bonang (caklemlong) kenong (gamelan) angklung, gambang, kertuk dan lain-lain..
Erofon
Alat muzik yang ditiup termasuk dalam klasifikasi erofon. Contoh alat ialah serunai dan bangsi (caklempong), sakuhachi (Jepun), nafiri (Nobat) dan lain-lain.
Kordofon
Alat muzik bertali, contohnya gambus, uds, koto, shamishen, sitar dan sharinggi.
Membranofon
Mengambil nama dari perkataan membran (kulit) pula ialah klasifikasi untuk alat muzik yang diperbuat daripada kulit yang diregang. Antaranya ialah gendang, kompang, geduk, daiko, tabla dan gedombak.
Elektrofon
Alat muzik yang menggunakan elektrik. Pembesaran suara – penggunaan sirkit-sirkit elektronik bagi tujuan mengubah bunyinya.
Sebagai contoh : Gitar elektrik, kibod, digital piano.
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Lawatan Pelajar Jepun
Hari ini seramai 22 orang pelajar sekolah dari Narita, Jepun telah membuat lawatan ke SSJB.
Mujur salah seorang daripada jurulatih kita, iaitu En Abdul Jabar adalah merupakan seorang guru bahasa Jepun di Sek Sains Raub, Pahang sebelum menjadi jurulatih Seni Tari.
Maka beliaulah yang telah banyak membantu sekolah dalam mengatur program lawatan tersebut.
Selain berperanan sebagai juruacara berbahasa Jepun, beliau juga menterjemahkan perkataan-perkataan yang kami tidak faham.
Pada lawatan tersebut pelajar-pelajar telah menunjukkan persembahan kebudayaan yang dimulakan oleh sambutan paluan kompang dan gerakan silat semasa ketibaan rombongan dari Jepun itu.
Di Dewan Mini pula, pelajar-pelajar SSJB telah membuat persembahan seperti tarian zapin, tarian kontemporari, gamelan, lagu Jepun (Mi-raei) dan persembahan kumpulan ghazal.
Sebelum itu Cik Hjh Rohana telah memulakan majlis dengan ucapan bagi menyambut kedatangan rombongan dari Jepun ini.
Pelajar Jepun pula turut menunjukkan bakat mereka dalam kesenian dengan menunjukkan demonstrasi Karate, Koir, dan origami.
Selepas majlis sambutan selesai, pelajar telah dipecahkan kepada beberapa kumpulan dan aku ditugaskan untuk memberi tunjuk ajar tentang permainan gamelan dibantu oleh pelajar dari kelas 2 Zapin.
Sungguh mengkagumkan aku, yang mereka memang fast learner, dah boleh main lagu Timang burung dalam masa 10 minit aje aku ajar.
Memang music is universal, yang penting ada skor dan faham apa yang aku nak sampaikan walaupun budak jepun tu sepatah haram pun tak paham bahasa inggeris.
Kadang-kadang guna bahasa isyarat aje. Yang penting teknik mengajar kot.
Pada penghujung lawatan, pelajar ssjb dan pelawat makan bersama dan pihak pelawat dai Jepun telah menanam pokok sebagai kenangan lawatan mereka ke sekolah ini.
Majlis penutup diakhiri dengan pertukaran cenderamata dan tarian pelajar jepun (bon ondori) manakala pelajar ssjb telah menyampaikan finale iaitu sebuah lagu jepun nyanyian Diana Adha iaitu "Sakuyaki" berentak bosanova dan rasa sayang beramai-ramai.
Sekian dan pada bulan November pula, pelajar dari Sekolah Seni Jepun pula akan melawat ke sekolah ini. Tunggulah ye
Mujur salah seorang daripada jurulatih kita, iaitu En Abdul Jabar adalah merupakan seorang guru bahasa Jepun di Sek Sains Raub, Pahang sebelum menjadi jurulatih Seni Tari.
Maka beliaulah yang telah banyak membantu sekolah dalam mengatur program lawatan tersebut.
Selain berperanan sebagai juruacara berbahasa Jepun, beliau juga menterjemahkan perkataan-perkataan yang kami tidak faham.
Pada lawatan tersebut pelajar-pelajar telah menunjukkan persembahan kebudayaan yang dimulakan oleh sambutan paluan kompang dan gerakan silat semasa ketibaan rombongan dari Jepun itu.
Di Dewan Mini pula, pelajar-pelajar SSJB telah membuat persembahan seperti tarian zapin, tarian kontemporari, gamelan, lagu Jepun (Mi-raei) dan persembahan kumpulan ghazal.
Sebelum itu Cik Hjh Rohana telah memulakan majlis dengan ucapan bagi menyambut kedatangan rombongan dari Jepun ini.
Pelajar Jepun pula turut menunjukkan bakat mereka dalam kesenian dengan menunjukkan demonstrasi Karate, Koir, dan origami.
Selepas majlis sambutan selesai, pelajar telah dipecahkan kepada beberapa kumpulan dan aku ditugaskan untuk memberi tunjuk ajar tentang permainan gamelan dibantu oleh pelajar dari kelas 2 Zapin.
Sungguh mengkagumkan aku, yang mereka memang fast learner, dah boleh main lagu Timang burung dalam masa 10 minit aje aku ajar.
Memang music is universal, yang penting ada skor dan faham apa yang aku nak sampaikan walaupun budak jepun tu sepatah haram pun tak paham bahasa inggeris.
Kadang-kadang guna bahasa isyarat aje. Yang penting teknik mengajar kot.
Pada penghujung lawatan, pelajar ssjb dan pelawat makan bersama dan pihak pelawat dai Jepun telah menanam pokok sebagai kenangan lawatan mereka ke sekolah ini.
Majlis penutup diakhiri dengan pertukaran cenderamata dan tarian pelajar jepun (bon ondori) manakala pelajar ssjb telah menyampaikan finale iaitu sebuah lagu jepun nyanyian Diana Adha iaitu "Sakuyaki" berentak bosanova dan rasa sayang beramai-ramai.
Sekian dan pada bulan November pula, pelajar dari Sekolah Seni Jepun pula akan melawat ke sekolah ini. Tunggulah ye
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Persembahan Pelajar di luar sekolah
Mesyuarat Pengurusan Sekolah Seni yang dihadiri oleh Pengetua SSJB pada hari Rabu lepas telah membuat ketetapan bahawa pelajar-pelajar sekolah seni tidak lagi dibenarkan untuk membuat persembahan kesenian di luar sekolah anjuran pihak-pihak swasta dan individu.
Walaubagaimanapun untuk majlis-majlis yang dianjurkan oleh pihak Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia, pelajar-pelajar dibenarkan untuk membuat persembahan. (secara percuma lah tu)
Mesyuarat juga telah memutuskan pihak MSN telah menempah kumpulan persembahan daripada SSJB dalam acara-acara yang akan dijalankan oleh pihak mereka seperti Majlis anugerah dan sebagainya.
Boleh pulak? Ikut ajelah....
Saya yang menurut perintah.
Walaubagaimanapun untuk majlis-majlis yang dianjurkan oleh pihak Kementerian Pelajaran Malaysia, pelajar-pelajar dibenarkan untuk membuat persembahan. (secara percuma lah tu)
Mesyuarat juga telah memutuskan pihak MSN telah menempah kumpulan persembahan daripada SSJB dalam acara-acara yang akan dijalankan oleh pihak mereka seperti Majlis anugerah dan sebagainya.
Boleh pulak? Ikut ajelah....
Saya yang menurut perintah.
10 Great Reasons Why You Should Learn to Play Piano Today
Start learning to play piano today! Learning to play the piano is one of the best things you could do for yourself. If you have even the slightest desire to play piano, you should start right away! Read on to find out ten great reasons to learn to play the piano!
1) Learning to play piano has never been easier.
There are many ways to learn to play piano. You could learn piano by taking private lessons with a teacher, reading online tutorials, or using piano course books and watching DVD's.
2) Learning to play piano is a lot more affordable than you may think.
At the cost of eating out, you can purchase a good instructional DVD or book. I am particularly a fan of DVD's, since you can see and hear a lesson as many times as you want. It's almost like having a private teacher by your side 24 hours a day. Piano course books are also great. Many piano course books are now accompanied by an audio CD which lets you listen to the lessons inside the book.
3) Learning to play piano will give you something to share with your children or grand children.
Children naturally love music. You can entertain them with your favorite children songs. You might even attract enough of their interest that they will also want to learn! Give your children the gift of music.
4) Learning to play piano will give you the ability to perform your favorite songs anytime you feel like it! Everyone usually has a few songs in mind that they wished they could just sit down and play. Well, there is no better time than now to make that dream come true! Piano sheet music for all levels of difficulty is easily available at your local library, bookstore, or music store. There are even websites that sell printable electronic versions of sheet music online. The great thing about that is that some websites will even let you preview and hear samples of songs before you purchase!
5) Learning to play piano is a great way to entertain friends and family!
Imagine being able to play your favorite songs while everyone is singing along. It's a great bonding experience. You could even teach a few simple songs to those who are interested.
6) Learning to play piano is something you will be able to cherish for the rest of your life.
People keep playing the piano well into their 90's. The best thing is, the longer you play, the more you will learn, and the more enjoyment you will get out of it. Give your self this great gift now. Start learning to play the piano today!
7) Learning to play piano makes you a versatile musician.
The piano is an extremely versatile instrument. The piano is the only instrument that allows you to play multiple notes simultaneously with great ease. This means that you can perform really nice renditions of songs from any genre. This also makes the piano an ideal instrument for composing since it basically acts as a miniature orchestra. If you are composing music on the computer, the electronic piano keyboard serves as a perfect interface for entering notes in real-time into your music software.
8) Learning to play piano will allow you to listen to music with greater enjoyment and appreciation.
Since you will learn how songs are put together, your listening ability will become more refined. You will start to hear and notice more distinct details in the music that you listen to. Songs that you have been listening to for years will seem richer as you hear nuances that you have never noticed before. You may also start to enjoy songs from other genres of music that you would normally never listen to.
9) Learning to play piano is physically easy. The piano is much easier to pick up compared to other musical instruments.
Take the violin for example, which takes some serious practice to be able to make even a single pleasing sound by using the bow. Another example would be the guitar. There are so many tough fingering positions that you will need to learn to be able to play even the most basic chords. By learning the piano, anyone can easily play notes and chords in their first lesson.
10) Learn to play piano and join a rich tradition that is over 250 years old.
The piano has heavily influenced every major style of music since its first appearance. Today, pianists still use the piano keyboard to create great music, as heard by such performers like Gavin Degraw, Alicia Keys, and Vanessa Carlton. The piano is also being used behind the scenes as an instrument for composing music for movies, video games, plays, and much more.
There you have it! There are just so many great reasons to start playing the piano today. If you are even slightly convinced, I urge you to go ahead and give it a shot. It will be one of the best things you will ever do for yourself! You won't regret it!
1) Learning to play piano has never been easier.
There are many ways to learn to play piano. You could learn piano by taking private lessons with a teacher, reading online tutorials, or using piano course books and watching DVD's.
2) Learning to play piano is a lot more affordable than you may think.
At the cost of eating out, you can purchase a good instructional DVD or book. I am particularly a fan of DVD's, since you can see and hear a lesson as many times as you want. It's almost like having a private teacher by your side 24 hours a day. Piano course books are also great. Many piano course books are now accompanied by an audio CD which lets you listen to the lessons inside the book.
3) Learning to play piano will give you something to share with your children or grand children.
Children naturally love music. You can entertain them with your favorite children songs. You might even attract enough of their interest that they will also want to learn! Give your children the gift of music.
4) Learning to play piano will give you the ability to perform your favorite songs anytime you feel like it! Everyone usually has a few songs in mind that they wished they could just sit down and play. Well, there is no better time than now to make that dream come true! Piano sheet music for all levels of difficulty is easily available at your local library, bookstore, or music store. There are even websites that sell printable electronic versions of sheet music online. The great thing about that is that some websites will even let you preview and hear samples of songs before you purchase!
5) Learning to play piano is a great way to entertain friends and family!
Imagine being able to play your favorite songs while everyone is singing along. It's a great bonding experience. You could even teach a few simple songs to those who are interested.
6) Learning to play piano is something you will be able to cherish for the rest of your life.
People keep playing the piano well into their 90's. The best thing is, the longer you play, the more you will learn, and the more enjoyment you will get out of it. Give your self this great gift now. Start learning to play the piano today!
7) Learning to play piano makes you a versatile musician.
The piano is an extremely versatile instrument. The piano is the only instrument that allows you to play multiple notes simultaneously with great ease. This means that you can perform really nice renditions of songs from any genre. This also makes the piano an ideal instrument for composing since it basically acts as a miniature orchestra. If you are composing music on the computer, the electronic piano keyboard serves as a perfect interface for entering notes in real-time into your music software.
8) Learning to play piano will allow you to listen to music with greater enjoyment and appreciation.
Since you will learn how songs are put together, your listening ability will become more refined. You will start to hear and notice more distinct details in the music that you listen to. Songs that you have been listening to for years will seem richer as you hear nuances that you have never noticed before. You may also start to enjoy songs from other genres of music that you would normally never listen to.
9) Learning to play piano is physically easy. The piano is much easier to pick up compared to other musical instruments.
Take the violin for example, which takes some serious practice to be able to make even a single pleasing sound by using the bow. Another example would be the guitar. There are so many tough fingering positions that you will need to learn to be able to play even the most basic chords. By learning the piano, anyone can easily play notes and chords in their first lesson.
10) Learn to play piano and join a rich tradition that is over 250 years old.
The piano has heavily influenced every major style of music since its first appearance. Today, pianists still use the piano keyboard to create great music, as heard by such performers like Gavin Degraw, Alicia Keys, and Vanessa Carlton. The piano is also being used behind the scenes as an instrument for composing music for movies, video games, plays, and much more.
There you have it! There are just so many great reasons to start playing the piano today. If you are even slightly convinced, I urge you to go ahead and give it a shot. It will be one of the best things you will ever do for yourself! You won't regret it!
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