Performance review

My family and I attended the Attacca String Quartet concert at the Glema Mahr Chamber Music Series at Madisonville Community College on September 25, 2017. The musicians were Amy Schroeder, violin; Keiko Tokunaga, violin; Nathan Schram, viola; and Andrew Yee, cello. The concert began around 7:30pm. We had never attended an event such as this, and had no idea of what to expect. The atmosphere was calming, and chic. The volunteers were fabulous and engaging. The lighting was faint and

Motivation and Environmental Cues: Predictors of Prospective Memory Performance Prospective memory (PM) is defined as the memory to perform future intentions and includes things such as picking up a gift for a friend on the way home from work or remembering to take medication at a certain time each day (Einstein & McDaniel, 1990). In the real world these intentions are often performed to benefit others and are considered pro-social in nature (Brandimonte, Ferrante, Bianco, & Grazia-Villani, 2010)

The audience will roughly know what to expect. Closing sentence is a summary of what have previously been said. Its purpose is to give the audience the most essential information of the presentation one more time. • Rehearse the presentation: The performance of the other speaker showed that the presentation had not been properly prepared and rehearsed. The presentation did not flow smoothly and often the speaker had to correct the incorrect things that had been said. This was a very bad form and no

Blue Pepper from Far East Suite was a song that had more of rock mix to it. I felt that by incorporating not just traditional jazz, but more of the modern jazz, it added to the ensemble and made it much more entertaining and better. During the Performance there were something’s that

music duo - Disclosure on "Saturday Night Live," Lorde joined brothers Howard and Guy Lawrence of Disclosure for their collaboration on the song "Magnets." After the late night show, some fans of the 'Royals' hitmaker were so impressed by her performance that some actually asked whether Lorde had lip-synced it.

throughout the show, especially during “Treble and clefs” performance of “If I’m James Dean, Then You’re Audrey Hepburn” by Sleeping With Sirens when the crowd turned on their flashlights and swayed in their seats. Towards the end of the show, Egger got off the stage and had the crowd do The Mannequin challenge, and a few students leaped from their seats to strike a pose. Prue Martin got a round of cheers when she started her first performance of the evening with “Falling” by Alicia Keys, and

Standing in position behind the performance curtain, the dancers await a full audience on the other side as they stand completely silent, eagerly waiting in excitement for the curtain to open. For junior dancer Sommer Danielsen, the adrenaline rush pumps through her veins as the curtain finally opens and the music starts playing. This is exactly what she was born to do. Perform. The choreography of Danielsen’s life goes far beyond the corners of dance. Ever since the day she stepped foot into a

People take art for granted and don't see the arts taking a fundamental role in our lives. I admit I was one of those individuals, but when I joined Citi Spotlights, it changed my view on the arts and the world surrounding me. The program taught me leadership skills and exposed me to things I had never done before. It introduced me to acting, singing, and dancing. Today, I am able to use my imagination and use any artistic form to express my most profound thoughts to my surroundings. This past summer

Blondes, and Chicago. The first number was a song called “Anything Goes” from the 1934 musical Anything Goes, which was sung by soloist, Madelene Raneses. Madelene has very good potential in her singing as well as dancing. The dancing in this performance was greatly choreographed by Mylan Biltz. Furthermore, the concert moves on with their second number, which was Ella Fitzgerald’s minor, but lovely tune, “I Got Rhythm”. This song was performed

7th Annual Celebration of the Negro Spirituals 7th annual Negro spirituals were the event I attend, the event took place in Nicholls state university February 10th at 7:30pm in Mary and Al Danos Theater / Talbot hall. We Celebrate “black history month” because back in 1926 Dr. Carter G. Woodson wanted to honor Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln Birthday. The event had about 100-150 that attended. Opening of the celebration was by Dr. Shane Anderson, chair, department of music, Nicholls state