Concert Report 1

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INDIANA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY HUMANITIES FINE ARTS MUS 180 CONCERT REPORT SHEET Your Name Karinna Hershberger Date the performance occurred: November 6th Performing Group: Pat Barrett, Phil Wickham, and Brandon Lake Place where performance occurred: The Caring Place PART I – GENERAL What was the type of music of this concert? - This was a contemporary Christian music concert What type/size ensemble performed this concert? (Describe) - Three singers with guitars and a drummer. What were the musicians that were used to perform this concert? - There were three singers and guitarists, accompanied by a pianist What in music did you learn in class that you heard in this concert? - That this type of music has homophonic texture. What was your overall impression of the concert? - I loved it. It was a sing along concert and the music and musicians were amazing. PART II – REVIEW Select two of the musical works presented in the concert; name them both by title and composer. Describe these two musical works as you heard them. Include any emotional impact the music may have had and describe each selection in terms of form, melody, harmony, rhythm, meter, texture, and dynamics. Your review must be in paragraph form.

Type your FULL page review on the next page, ½ page for each piece of music, double spaced lines. Attach your work to the Assignment page on Brightspace by the due date. I had an amazing time at this concert. It is very interesting to try to analyze and break down songs like the ones I heard that night, but it only helped me to appreciate them even more. The song for this paragraph is called “Too Good To Not Believe” by Brandon Lake. This song is musically beautiful while at the same time has an amazing meaning behind the words. It affected me emotionally because of those facts. The texture of this song is homophonic, with one of the three singers leading and playing guitar with the accompaniment of a piano. The main melody was sung by the lead artist, while the two other artists took a break. It is in song form, AABA. It starts out with an instrumental and the dynamics are mezzo piano. Then as the singer goes into the chorus, he crescendos into mezzo forte. This song is in quadruple meter and the rhythm is mostly in moderato. The second song is called “Graves Into Gardens” by Brandon Lake. This song is similar to the first song because it was written by the same artist. It also had a very emotional impact on me because of the words and the way it was sung. This song is also in homophonic texture. The lead singer is again singing while playing a guitar accompanied by a piano. But unlike the song above, there are harmonies sung by the other artists on stage supporting the melody. And this song is also in AABA song

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