music concert essay

This is my first musical concert that I attended. The experience was amazing and change my mind about going to a live performers. I did not expect to see all the instrument that the performers use. The performers were Patrick Crossland, John Dierker, Michelle Purdy and Will Redman. A little background on this performers: Patrick Crossland was born in Jackson, Mississippi. He began to play the trombone at the age of 10, he was awarded a solo performance prize and also when to Germany to perform at

years I've been in my school's choir at Buchtel Community Learning Center. That choir has taught me a lot of things; how to blend voices together, how to read music, even how to correctly warm up your voice and the posture when singing. I take these lessons everywhere I go, especially to the music program I was in, STARS. STARS was a music program that was spread all over the country that helped young people showcase their talents and gave them opportunities to learn more about their craft. We had

I had the opportunity to volunteer and to witness a Stax Music Academy concert. Every year in February, the Stax Music Academy pays tribute to legendary music artist by performing some of the most iconic songs that were sung during the late 50’s - early 90’s. This year, the Stax Music Academy did an R&B concert based on the Stax Volt tour, which included people like, Otis Redding, The Barkays, The Staple singers, and more. This concert was sold out, and the crowd really enjoyed themselves. To

Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart. A prolific artist, Mozart’s composition comes from the classical age of music because it was the sound during that era. For instance, the concertos and symphonies that he composed are what the classical era is known for in the 21st century. It is also the music that one has to learn and be able to perform to show true skill in certain instruments such as the piano or violin. His music has been used in multiple movies and remade with the vocals of the artists of our 21st century

for Flute, violin, and piano, and other musicians performed Reed Quintet composed by him. The piano was in the center of the stage and he wore a black suit. I really enjoyed his performance. The music that he composed was amazing even not to include his piano skills. As he said in the beginning, his music includes some Chinese elements. During this recital, Chinese international students, Fangzhou Wang and Kelly

For my concert report I went to the Cumberland Mountain Music Show. While at the show I experienced multiple types of tones and moods. I heard some types of homophonic and some polyphonic textures. Most of the music felt like church music and that was okay. Some of the music very light on the vocals and focused strongly on the rhythm, while others focused on the vocals and not the rhythm. The music was often very slow and the singing pattern was as well. They used mostly stringed instruments

The concert I went to was about some of the faculty members and teachers playing music and singing songs from different times of different eras. The first piece that was played are Classical genre, Oh! Quand Je Dors, S.282 and O Lieb, So Lang Du Lieben Kannst! S. 298. Both pieces were composed by the composer Franz Liszt. They were played by Eugenia Eugenia Oi-Yan Yau, who played Soprano and Amber Yiu- Hsuan Liao, played piano. I never heard or listened to Soprano before so I didn’t know what

To start, I thought our overall performance was good. There were a few mistakes would could have fixed, but everyone did a good job on their part and we all listened to each other. Our first song of the concert was Christmas Bits & Pieces. I thought we had a very strong beginning because we were all together and listening. I especially thought the saxophones sounded great. They weren't to loud and were playing all the correct notes, rhythms, and dynamics Next, at measures 13-17 the clarinets solo

2017, I attended the School of Music’s Wind Ensemble. The program was 40 minutes long with no intermission. The concert was held in Morgan Hall in the Bailey Performing Arts Center on Kennesaw State University’s Kennesaw campus. The orchestra was conducted by Debra Traficante. Before the concert began, the atmosphere felt causal and comforting. The non-ticketed nature of the concert seemed to create a diversity within the audience. There appeared to no unreasonable dress code policy and the ages

was a two-day music festival held on April 22 and 23. But I only went to the one on the 22nd which was on a Friday night, unfortunately I was not able to go on the second day. The performances were by the A. Ray Olpin Student Union Building, just outside. They had food, games, and other things by the stage. We sat in front of the stage on one of the grass hills. They had a few performances when we went to it. One of the performances featured GoldFord. They blended classical music and modern styles