Classical Concert Reflection

In essence, music is the index of humanity which allows the audience to reach new heights in understanding music. My first classical concert held at the Organ Recital Hall was composed of a series of magnificent expositions. The first group, a musical ensemble, performed samples from Italian composer Pietro Locatelli. In the beginning of the piece members of the chordophone family (Violins,Cellos,Bass,Viola) all began to harmonize with each other immediately establishing the tone of the performance. Altogether, the instruments intensity was high as well as expeditious. This was prevalent within the opening of the song which was presented with a dramatic pause which then crescendoed into the later portions of the musical staging. The piece was performed with a major key and a polyphonic texture. This was present with the various sounds completing for superiority among each other. The conjunct melody was consistent throughout the entirety of the song, fluctuating with a compound duple duration. The piece as a whole expressed a tone of prestigiousness, elevating the audience to feel an escalation of greatness being made. Personally, the execution of the rendition was flawless and very professionally conducted. The cry from the violin was cantabile in nature taking charge amongst the other instruments

Combined with the quality, pitch, duration, and melody of the scores I came to have a new perspective in how these elements display what the true form of music is. Notably, music is a way to express emotions, create originality, and a platform to share experiences. In conclusion, the concert was a success in how the musicians were able to grab a hold of the crowd's attention and impact their lives with a new meaning of the contribution music has on