Concert Essay

The Peter Sommer Septet was the first concert I have ever attended in my whole life and I did actually enjoy the concert. I liked the concert because all the music had a nice flow and the entire performance was good because the performers engaged the audience by sharing what kind of music they liked to play. The genre of the all the songs that were played consisted of jazz music. The first song of the performance was “Boogie Stop Shuffle” written by Charles Mingus. As the music started to play,

Concert Report Title of concert: 8th Annual Midnight Blue Concert, Michael kirkendoll Date of event: October 22, 7:30 pm. Location: Building A311. 1st performance: Marriage, Mile 58 from the road by Fredric Rzewski. This was a very dark song and Kirkendoll's eerie commentary added to the suspenseful piano playing. The composition told the story of how a husband found his wife playing the piano with another man causing the husband to fly into a rage and kill his wife with a knife. The song began

This fall concert was a good learning experience for the Women's Choir and myself. I think that each piece had both positive and negative aspects of them and I also think seeing other better choirs perform helped us to know what we want to become and give us the motivation we need to improve. Our first song was Silver Creek Lullaby. In this song I feel like we started and ended together as a group very well. For my section, the second sopranos, measure 12 through 14 was hard for as we practiced

“What are you all waiting for?” asks a woman passing by. “There’s a Demi Lovato concert tonight,” someone replies. The woman smiles, wishes us a good time and continues on her way, likely to lunch, as it is one o’clock in the afternoon. Since the concert doesn’t start until 8pm, the line is not extremely long, but it consists of at least fifty people, some of whom arrived at nine that morning. I always strive to be the first in line, however there are always roughly 10 people ahead of me by the

first ever concert I went to was one that I did not want to go to. I was seven years old and my parents, being season ticket holders for the Chattanooga Symphony, thought it would be a good experience for me to go. I of course, fell asleep before intermission and ended up sleeping through the remainder of the concert. This would be the first of many symphony concerts I would be dragged to against my will and I only grew to slightly dread going to them less. However by going to these concerts I learned

Virtual concert critique A. There were several concert performances, one specifically was a concert band conducted in the Greenspring Theatre by director Mark Lortz and assistant director Terrell Smith. One beautiful piece was played which was Mambo by Leonard Bernstein. There was another piece played by a ukulele ensemble directed by Director Jared Denhard. The piece was called Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel. B. During the first performance there were many instruments such as the alto Saxophone

attended the choral music concert in UNC Wilmington’s recital hall. The performance consisted of a concert choir and a chamber choir with Joe Hickman as the conductor. The concert, which was entirely performed by students, had a number of instruments, like the viola, trumpet, and timpani, playing during the concert choir. I had been to very few choral music concerts in the past, so this experience expanded of my understanding of music in a new and exciting way. Throughout the concert, five pieces were

Burrell High School Jazz Band Concert. Over the concert, a band played for the first half, there were then chamber groups that played in between, the second band next, and then a combined band with alumni. I felt that the structure of the concert flowed nicely, as the chamber music in between was refreshing from the jazz. My favorite chamber piece was an African piece involving bongos and soprano saxophone. There was no theme to the music that was played. The concert involved different genres of

doesn’t have to be big and extravagant. My ideal present would be something small, rectangular and made of paper. It’s an expensive gift, but it’s worth the money. How can a small piece of paper be so expensive? My perfect gift is a concert ticket to a Twenty One Pilots concert. This essay will include a description of my gift, why my gift is important to me and what I will do with my gift. I image myself in a giant, room filled with people laughing and conversing together. Then the light go out and the

could pick one that makes me smile every time I look back onto it. It would be the first concert I ever went to. It was not only my first time hearing my favorite band live, but it was also my first time listening to live music. On top of the already intense experience, I had learned something very important that day. Through the generosity of a very kind woman, I was able to experience my very first concert. I learned that Generosity pushes beyond simple gestures and acts of kindness. It can leave