Concert Experience Essay

I am responsible for overseeing the sweater orders, fundraisers, ticket sales and concessions. In addition, I lead the Fundraising Committee, and help run music events and concerts taken place at school by delegating tasks to volunteers.
 • Earl Haig Elective Senior Concert Band - I’ve been First Clarinet at my school’s concert band for four years. I am responsible for attending weekly rehearsals and competing in the Kiwanis Music Festival, often winning Platinum and Gold Awards.
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the ordinary place, people have appropriate dress on and have nicely etiquette toward the performers, unlike me, many of audiences seem like that they come to this concert with certain knowledge of Jazz orchestra. And its musical venue was the ideal spot for the concert, so I sat in a decent spot spot that located at midst of the concert hall where I can view all the performers and hear performers’ music clearly. And the conductor informally began the show was quite nicely and politely which made me

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

I had recently had a Christmas concert and I was very excited since I was finally in an actual middle school concert, until we were finally ready to make our big entrance into the auditorium. We were waiting in the hallway and all of a sudden we saw people leaving right before we performed. Everyone was really discouraged, and it ruined the whole experience. People shouldn’t be allowed to leave in the middle of a school performance! It’s rude to the kids who are still performing. Leaving in the middle

“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

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

The concert Jazz Standard live by Zvonimir Tot and Kelly Sill provided a great experience for understanding the Jazz music as a beginner to musical world. They just used a guitar and a bass for the whole concert. Dr. Tot played the guitar and Sill played the bass. I am not very familiar with European centered music, therefore I don’t have much knowledge about the styles and variations the artist is playing. But it was very interesting to experience an energetic show with just two instruments. In

Your Name: Morgan Curtis Name of the concert: A Night at the Movies Name of the group or performer: Charlotte Symphony Date and venue of the concert: June 21, 2015 Symphony Park, SouthPark Pieces performed:  Strauss, Also Sprach Zarathustra, Strauss Jr., Blue Danube Waltz, Gold, Theme from Exodus, Arlen, The Wizard of Oz, Rota, Theme from The Godfather, Giacchino, Star Trek: Into Darkness, Calloway, Minnie the Moocher, Anderson-Lopez, Music from Frozen, Jacobs & Casey, Hand Jive from Grease, Menken

There was a performer by the Duke Chorale, it called “The Family Weekend Concert” that happen on October 21, 2017 at 8 pm. During this concert they covered the Duke Chorale which directed by Rodney Wynkoop, Duke University Wind Symphony that directed by Verena Mosenbichler- Bryant and Duke Symphony Orchestra that was directed by Harry Davidson. On the Chorale songs were pretty diverse they did something called "I Thank You God by Gwyneth Walker (b. 1947)" and “Old Time Religion by Traditional Spiritual

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