classical concert essay

to hear several guitar concerts each semester. If you’ve never attended a classical music concert before, you might feel uncomfortable with the idea of it. This is perfectly normal and is not specific to classical music. I’m sure you can imagine how out of place one might feel attending a Phish concert if one wasn’t accustomed to the culture that goes along with that music. The same can be said for all genres of music. The main thing to remember when attending these concerts is that the focus is on

and Quintet performance was the first of Biola University’s classical music concert series in Fall 2017. For two hours classical music lovers crowded into the Crowell Music Building Auditorium of Biola University Conservatory of Music to listen to great concert music from Professor Li-shan Hung (piano) and her guest performers Mary Irwin (violin), Lisa Boyko (viola), Alan Harrell (cello), and Elizabeth Ann Larson (violin). The concert began at 7:30 pm with Johannes Brahms’ Piano Quartet Number

Concert Attendance Report It was my first time attending a classical musical concert. I was so excited when I attending this concert. In my mind, the concert is always boring and around solemn person. But when I came in there are not that exactly that I was thought. People in here with daily outfit and chat with people around them. The concert is begining at 7:00 p.m. When the music sounded, the audience quiet down. I thought I will be sitting there and falling alseep, but I’m not, I was

On September 21st, 2017 I attended a classical concert at the Organ Recital Hall located in the UCA building on campus. The first piece of music was performed by Tony on the bassoon and Dan on the organ. This piece also had two movements, the first was Der Gartner composed by Hugo Wolf and the second movement was Ma Rendi Pur Contento composed by Yincenzo Bellini. Der Gartner started out with a four-measure intro and then the rest of this movement was in a 6/8 meter. The bassoon and the organ both

of Guitar, Luther Enloe, is enjoying an active and fruitful 2015-2016 academic year as a performer, teacher, and advocate for the classical guitar. Recent engagements include a solo performance on the fall GSU Faculty Artist Series, solo concerts and clinics for the Warner Robins Community Concert Association (WRCCA) and St. Pius X Catholic High School, and concerts for the Gordon State University Recital Series, Bent Frequency Elevate Atlanta Street Car Performance, the LaGrange College Music Seminar

September, I attended the concert Windfire: Flute and Percussion Spectacular at Rammelkamp Chapel. Paula & John Kasica performed on the flute and percussion with Nancy Shaaf accompanying on the piano. This was my first time attending a live classical music concert. I didn’t know what to expect. My limited experiences with classical music were listening while I studied or using it to fall asleep at night. Honestly, I worried that I might fall asleep during the concert. As it turns out, I had no

MUAR 211 Concert Report 1 McGill Baroque Orchestra and McGill Cappella Antica I attended the concert of McGill Baroque Orchestra and McGill Cappella Antica on Wednesday, February 19, 2014, at 7:30 p.m. What special about this concert was the guest conductor and solo violinist Adrian Butterfield. The performed pieces were Welcome to all the pleasures, Leclair’s Violin Concerto in A major, Locatelli’s Introduzione teatrale in G major, C. P. E. Bach’s Sinfonia in C major and My heart is inditing

Unfortunately, I was not able to attend a real concert, since it usually requires transportation and I do not have a car (or friends who would be willing to drive me there and enjoy some classical music). Instead, I listened to the Brahms Violin Concerto (my favorite composer) performed by Chamber Orchestra of Europe conducted by Bernard Haitink with violinist Janine Janses as soloist. I enjoyed it almost as much as if I listened to a life performance, I promise. • First piece (and the longest

I enjoyed a Dame Myra Hess Concert at the Chicago Cultural Center, held in the Preston Bradley Hall. It featured Brannon Cho and Victor Asuncion as the performers on November 16th in the afternoon. It showed a variety of compositions that kept me mesmerized throughout the show. The instruments they played were the cello and the piano. I chose this concert because it was convenient, location wise and it fitted well into my schedule. The only other concert I can relate it to was at church, it was a

And they were able to share the very specific artists and shows that they have seen and would like to see next. I believe it was a Michael Buble Concert at MSG, and I missed it as I was away on my honeymoon…Yes, I 'm planning to check out Shakespeare in the Park in the next few weeks as it just opened for the season…Live events help bring out the exciting adventurous side of my personality, as well as the energetic and fun-loving side. Dina I want peace and culture that I feel through ballet and