Concert Review Essay

Although I had already bought my ticket before the announcement that Cute Is What We Aim For would be joining We The Kings on tour, I was incredibly excited for both bands and thoroughly enjoyed myself at We The Kings 10. Up first was Astro Lasso (★★★☆☆), an incredibly new band embarking on their first tour. Their music was unknown to me, and upon listening to it did not intrigue me enough to purchase an album or listen further; however, their connection with the crowd and stage presence during their

to many concerts, this was my first country concert and it got pretty wild. Along with the amazing performances, with the powerful effect their songs had on the audiences there was a lot more drama than expected. When the concert had come to a close there were over 25 arrests and kicked out over 100 other people. This concert definitely left its mark, but might have not been for the best reason. Other than the drama over the packed in audiences this concert was truly memorable. The concert had a total

I have come across it at other such events I have not heard it otherwise. Thus it is a genre that I had to do some research on in order to better appreciate what I was hearing. This concert was basically split into two parts each part had a main soloist on guitar that was accompanied by other musicians. The concert hall, since this was going to be mainly solo music to begin with, had all of the sound absorbing curtains up so that all would be able to hear the solo guitarist. A main center spot light

The Senior Dance concert, 9 o’ clock showing consisted of seven dance pieces. The first piece was called “Heavy Dew”, this piece was comprised of a six-person group dance. The backdrop was a blue shading. The sounds in this piece were waterfalls, and rainforest sounds. The movements made me feel as though the dancers were creatures in a wilderness or a rainforest, it was fast paced. For the first part of the performance the group of girls are dancing in front of the audience together, then as the

Concert Review The concert was Singer’s Choice performed by the Temple College Chorale. It took place on the fourth of April at 7:30 PM in the Temple College Auditorium PAC. The compositions performed were as follows: Zadok the Priest by George Frideric Handel, How Lovely Are the Messengers by Felix Mendelssohn, Daemon Irrepit Callidus by György Orbán, Open Thou Mine Eyes by John Rutter, Cantique De Jean Racine by Gabriel Fauré, The Awakening by Joseph M. Martin, Elijah Rock arranged by Moses

minor by composer Johannes Brahms. The symphony was excellent in my opinion. The first performance, Chaconne in D minor for piano left hand wasn’t my favorite one but the last two were spectacular. It was the first time I’ve been to a classical music concert and it was a different

extraordinary, diverse world. For example, I listen to numerous genres of music. However, orchestra music is not one of them. I went out of my comfort zone to listen to the University of Findlay Orchestra concert on November 8, 2015. To say that my eyes were opened is an understatement. The concert was five hours long, however I was only in attendance for an hour and a half. Many things caught my attention while I was there. For example, the amount of

After a brief intermission, the orchestra played Planet of the Apes. This started off with an immediate ominous timbre set by the double bass playing an ostinato consisting of eighth notes with quarter note rests. The timpani then played a rhythm consisting of quarter notes and eighth notes. A few bars later, the horns play a melodic line consisting of whole notes in small intervals. This idea is built upon for some time until the rhythm of the underlying ostinato is changed to consist of notes with

blessed the performance hall of Mountain View College with his Classical Guitar Concert which featured 7 pieces of different composers.The program included Dois Destinos, La Fille aux cheveux, 36 Caprices Op.20, Aires De Son, Sonata Op.61, Sonata K.391, Sonata K.178 and Sonata. Noe Garcia appeared as the Guitar Soloist. I was awestruck by the whole concert, as I got mesmerized by the first piece that he performed. The concert commenced with ‘Dois Destinos’ and it first sounded very soft to me at first

The name of concert was Jazz Ensemble II. It was on Tuesday, April 4, 2017 at 8 p.m. in the Julien J. Studley Theatre. The director of this concert was John Menegon. There were five instruments available those are bass, trumpet, drums, alto sax, and guitar. In addition to the instruments there were two vocals. Six pieces were played those were How Deep is the Ocean (Irving Berlin), S.T. Louis Blues (W.C. Handy) , Donna Lee/ Back Home in Indiana (Charlie Parker/ Ballard MacDonald, James F. Hanley)