classical concert essay

new performing group, the PHAZE Ensemble, will be making their concert debut on July 5th at 7pm at the Frederick Loewe Performance Hall, which is housed in the Watchorn Hall building, home to the School of Music, on the University of Redlands campus. With free admission to the concert, the event is being billed as welcoming of all, from seasoned concert goers to those whom for this maybe the first concert experience. This inaugural concert is called "Caged Birdsong: An Evening of New Music" and is themed

The La Jolla Symphony concert was held on a warm Saturday night, May 5th, and it was definitely a memorable experience, since it was the first symphony concert that I have ever attended in my life. The whole atmosphere was very engaging and the music itself was very different in an insightful way. Over the course of the concert, five pieces were played as Sameer Patel conducted. Each piece was incredibly unique in their own way and did associate themselves together and also to many of the concepts

On December 2nd, 2017, I attended a concert performed by the Diablo Valley College Philharmonic Orchestra. The concert, performed at the Diablo Valley College Performing Arts Center, was called A Classical British Invasion and it featured pieces that were either written by British people or were inspired by them. Since I have only listened to professional orchestras for previous concert reports, I decided to attend a college orchestra, hoping to see the differences between a professional orchestra

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 than the other two pieces. There were numerous minor issues in both

UNH 1111 – Introduction to Music Concert Report The concert that I attended was a charity concert, which was organized in Boston at a local university there. The South Asian Student Union of Harvard University organized the concert. I happened to be in Boston and this particular concert was organized for benefit causes such as using the proceeds of the concert to fund a number of poverty alleviation projects in South Asia. The concert was organized in a rather big room, which had a very big podium

Concert Report On Monday April 10, 2017 I had the unique experience of attending the Chamber Music Concert. I found out about the event through the moodle page and it seemed like a good fit for my first classical music concert. The venue for the concert was Bezanson Recital Hall where the concert promptly started at 7:30 P.M. It was a free event and so therefore the seating was first come first serve or general admission. As I arrived at the concert, light illuminated from the center stage where

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

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

The two concerts I have chosen are different in many ways, but the music itself has a lot in common. For the first concert I chose the progressive rock group Dream Theater. I chose the piece “Instrumedley” from their Live at Budokan video released in 2004. This video depicts the band setup on stage in the typical rock concert format. The lighting is bright and multicolored. Unlike most rock concerts, the musicians do not animate themselves to excite the crowd. They rely on the mastery of their instruments

When I saw that we needed to attend a concert and write a paper for this class I must admit I was initially stressed about it. I’m not the type to go to concerts, so I do always struggle when it comes to going to them. Although aside from that I was taking on a lot on my plate and wasn’t sure if I would have the time to part in any concert activities. I also felt that I wouldn’t be able to find one due to the fact that I have specific tastes in music; and the fact that you gave us so many options