Jazz Concert Essay

annual Flower Mound High School Holiday Coffeehouse started out with a bang. The first song that Azure, the women’s jazz and pop a cappella group, performed was the popular tune Tainted Love. Even though they've performed this song at multiple other concerts, this rendition was no disappointment. Azure also sang The Sound of Silence, another hit that they've sang at previous concerts. After these two selections, they performed two Christmas carols. It was obvious that these were far less prepared

Last week, I went to an African-Caribbean Concert located in Lee Hall Auditorium at Florida A&M University. There were so many great performances starting with little girls dancing to African music and ending with people dancing to the beat of drums. There was a total of ten performances at the concert and I liked that there was a variety of ways to showcase the talents. Instead of only dancing, there was poetry, and singing. Out of the ten performances, there were three that really had my attention

On March 28th, 2017, I went to Fred Hersch Trio concert with special guest, Anat Cohen. This concert was performed at Schwab auditorium, where I have never been before. All I went to watch the concert was at Eisenhower auditorium. Since it was my first time to Schwab auditorium, I was pretty excited to experience the new atmosphere of the place I have never been to. The concert started with a trio; pianist, bassist and drummer. I was not able to take notes since I did not bring any pens or pencils

Carlos Santana once said, “Just as Jesus created wine from water, we humans are capable of transmuting emotion into music." After attending this concert and listening to the many different types of music and incredible instrumentation that accompanied it, I believe this quote accurately describes each song the show contained. The concert took place at the Royal Albert Hall in London and lasted roughly around an hour. Throughout the performance the cast completed five songs ranging from soft and sweet

Musical Critique On November 9th, I attended the fall semester concert of William Penn University Department of Fine at the MTC. The WPU singers were directed by Anita Meinert and the WPU Jazz Ensemble was directed by Scott Cressley. I was mislead by the online website, it had the wrong time posted. Consequently, I arrived about a half hour into the concert. Of course I didn’t know this at the time. I simply thought everyone had gotten there early so they started a bit before the time the website

The concert I chose to do my concert report is on Bucks Vibe. The date of the concert was July 15, that started around 8:00 PM. The location of the venue that Bucks Vibe performed at was the Steamers Jazz Club in Fullerton. As soon as I walked into Steamers Jazz Club, I noticed that the environment and the outlook of the place looks as it is in movies. This place seems like a really great place to listen to live music. Unfortunately, I was seated along the wall and I couldn’t see that much but that

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,

Spring Choral Concert One the afternoon of Sunday, 03 May, 2015, I was watched a performance of the North Dakota State University Spring Choral Concert Festival Concert Hall at North Dakota State University. The NDSU Concert Choir has a distinguished tradition of performing eminent choral literature at the highest level of artistry. When I was went to the concert, I sat in the middle of the concert hall so I had a good view of the performers and hear the music clearly. So I had very wonderful

is plenty of music to enjoy throughout the city. Whether you are looking for a summer concert series or you are just looking for summer concerts in NYC you can enjoy, this list of summer concerts is sure to please all types of music lovers. Summer Concerts in NYC 2015 Martin Luther King Jr. Concert Series - Hosted at Wingate Field this series includes performances on July 27, August 3,10 and 17. All concerts are free and include several different music genres. You can find the full lineup here

The concert that I attended was titled An Intimate Evening with Kristin Chenoweth. It was held in Waukegan at the Genesee Theatre on Oct 1st. Kristin Chenoweth was born in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, where the Chenoweths adopted her soon after her birth. From a very young age Kristin began to get involved in the performing arts; she sang in the Gospel choir, acted in school plays, and took dance classes. Religion is and has always been very important to Kristin, partially because it was her first connection