Concert Essays

were three sections where people can sit which in the left side has barely anyone sitting, in the middle section it was full, and in the right section there are half as many people in the middle section. I can see that most people that came to the concert are in their 20’s to 30’s, which there were no old people or teenagers. You can hear echo’s when people are talking in the auditorium. The audience became silence as the lights were shut off dark. Soon there was a light shining

The concert that I attended was called Voices of Villainy. It was held on October 19, 2015 in the Performing Arts Center. This event was put on by the Texas A&M University- Corpus Christi choir. It was made up of twenty singers, with the majority of them singing solos. There were three duets during the whole show. The pieces that everyone performed were taken from movies and plays that include villains. The songs were all ones that the villains in these movies originally sang. The singers

For my second concert report, I went to see South Alabama’s Flute Choir and Celtic Crue perform in the Spring Concert. The USA Flute Choir performed a total of six pieces and the Celtic Crue performed four short pieces of Irish tradition. The concert was on Thursday March 30, 2017 at 7:30 pm in the Laidlaw Recital Hall. The first piece was A Gaelic Offering by Catherine McMichael and consisted of two movements. This piece was a flute quartet in the first movement, but in the second movement one

associated with a concert is widely experienced, but it is seldom able to be put into tangible description, let alone make sense to anybody who hasn’t experienced it firsthand. Concerts are a journey with many stages that take place over the course of weeks, even months, and the unpredictably exciting nature of the experience amplifies the strength of the emotions felt. The complexity of the situation is frequently overlooked, mostly because many believe that the emotional effects of a concert start and

I was thrilled when I found out that as an assignment we would have to go to a concert and write about our experience. I love going to concerts at Club Downunder. Fall semester last year I went to concerts almost every night with my roommate. I even went to concerts of bands I had never heard of before, just to have fun and enjoy the concert experience. This semester I have not been to nearly as many concerts, but I did go to a few and enjoyed them immensely. I saw Diarrhea Planet (for the second

Concert Report #1: Music Faculty Showcase The Music Faculty Showcase was a chance for majority of the musical faculty to showcase their musical abilities. Music performed was on no specific era or genre of music and mostly was comprised of solos and duets used to compliment and illustrate the musician’s talents and abilities. The concert overall was quite long lasting about two hours, but was quite entertaining. Majority of the instructors have quite a sense of humor, such as one of the musicians

For the second concert report, I went to go see the Paul Di Blasi Band at the Culver City Hotel. This was actually the second time I had attended this venue, it was decorated similarity to last time. The venue was very vintage in terms of its decor, it truly had an old school feel, it made you fee like you were in the 1920s. The hotel was dimly lit, and had a jazzy and supper club atmosphere. Almost everyone was dressed up but also casual, and the music was perfect for this setting. From the moment

The live concert I attended was the Faculty Recital Prince George’s Community College Division of Humanities, English, and Social studies Presents The Music Of Ella Fitzgerald. The concert occurred on Wednesday, April 25, 2018, in the Marlboro Art Gallery at 1:00 pm. The concert consisted of vocal and instrumental music and was a Jazz chamber recital. The performers in the concert were vocalist Deirdre Jennings, Saxophone player Tim Powell, Pianist Greg Small, Drummer Nuc Vega, and Bass player Phil

On October 19, 2017, I attended the Thursday, 8:00 PM Fall Band Concert. The Neuqua Valley Music Department presented the Wind Symphony, the Wind Ensemble, and the Wind Orchestra. One of the most impactful elements of the performances was the ability of the composer and the performers to express a message to the audience through the music itself. This concept was most prominent in Irish Tune From County Derry by Percy Aldridge Grainger. The title page of the music had the inscription, “Lovingly

The concert that I attended was the UIC Wind Ensemble concert on October 17, 2015 at 7:30 pm, in the UIC Theater and was about an hour to two hours long. The fist performer I will introduce is Jose Oliver Riojas, which was also the conductor of the concert. Riojas is the assistant professor of music at the University of Illinois in Chicago and the conductor of the Wildacres Saxophone Ensemble. Some other performers was The New Century Saxophone Quartet, Chris Heming way (Member of the Stan Rubin

On Friday October 2rd, 2015 I attended a concert by an internationally known Latin music star: Marc Anthony. Marc Anthony specializes in making salsa music. His music has been apart of my life ever since I was born, and has played a big roll in making me who I am. Various generations in my family including my grandmother, mother, and my self have enjoyed his music. Throughout the years his music could be heard in all of my family parties. One of the reasons why he is so appreciated by my family

again; I went to the junior summer camp last year (2016) and had a wonderful time preparing music with musician I did not know and got to learn. I have truly grown as a musician these past years, have had memorable experiences during marching and concert season, one goal I have is taking my playing abilities into college. I started playing clarinet in the sixth grade and spent that year learning as much as I could in a public school with 43 beginning clarinets. That summer going into seventh grade

University Symphony Orchestra director by Dr. Eric Garcia. The performance was held at the Seretean Center Concert Hall located on the Oklahoma State University Campus. The concert was attended by a number of people of varying ages, and seemed to have a good number of music lovers in the audience from the number of people who instantly gave a standing ovation at the end of the performance. The concert consisted of two pieces the first having two movements and the second having a total of four movements

of the most enjoyable class i’ve taken this year. It was a happy environment where you can be yourself, and have fun. I took a lot of things away from this course, and made a lot of memories. At the end of the course we had to perform in two concerts at a local church. A couple weeks in advance we would go to the church during chorus class on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I really enjoyed taking the bus and getting to leave the school for about a hour. The first day we went to the church I was kind

Saturday October 12 at The Valley Performing Arts Center in Cal State Northridge I attended my first concert. The band performing was The Fab Faux they are a Beatles tribute band. At the concert they performed The Beatles Hollywood and Dodger Stadium Concerts. The band is made up of five members compared to The Beatles which was only four members. The five members are Will Lee, Jimmy Vivino, Rich Pagano, Frank Agnello, and Jack Petrozzelli. Will Lee founded the group he is also the bassist for the

I attended the Baroque Triple Harp concert at the University of North Texas in Arlington on October 22, 2015. The concert featured harp player, Monika Ruusmaa and soprano, Lauren Stroph. The harp ensembles performed eleven pieces during the concert. The first five ensembles where performed by Monika Ruusmaa triple harp, followed by an intermission, then the final six were performed by soprano singer Lauren Stroph accompanied by harp player Monika Ruusmaa. Flow, my tears and Hark! The Echoing Air

played their ukuleles alongside with perfection. Each member of the band sang, cracked jokes, played their instrument and introduced each other in an amusing way. The songs were played on different kinds of ukuleles including soprano, tenor, bass, concert and baritone, and each ukulele had a unique sound. Some of them were soft while others had a deep sound, but it was a pleasure listening to both

An ideal member of the National Honor Society must demonstrate the following characteristics: Leadership, Service, and Character. To qualify for such a prestigious organization, one must qualify with a GPA of at least 3.5. Academically, I have been able to do so, maintaining a cumulative GPA of 4.11 and yet to receive an overall grade below A- in these past three semesters of High School. Moreover, I have been taking two languages, Malay and French, as well as juggling advanced classes such as Integrated

African Night was truly an Amazing Experience and I commend The African Student Union for providing us with authentic African culture. Africa Night took place March 3rd in the Fine arts building. The audience was mainly college students on the Friday night's show, I attribute this to the lower prices on Friday, as appose to Saturday. For most of the performance the audience listened and watched in awe, but in some portions of the performance I noticed the audience shouting and dancing to some of

I observed Stefani Poveromo on October 26th in the Marywood Clinic. The clinic contained a piano, a few chairs, tambourine, xylophone and a guitar. The main instrument that Stefani used was the guitar and piano. Stefani works with a boy named Dan; he has Autism and a bit of OCD. Stefani has a great connection with Dan and him with her making the session wonderful to watch. I can tell Dan loves music therapy just by his behavior through the session. They both have strong eye contact with each other