Concert report - Essay Example

Download file to see previous pages The famous ‘French Favorites for Woodwind Trio’ were to perform.
Upon entering the hall, I was fascinated by its appeal. The decorations of the hall consisted of flashing disco lights that spelt classical music. It was all silent though, apart from the director who was showing some clips of the traditional, folk songs in the hall’s giant screen. I wedged my way through the already parked venue, and I was welcomed by familiar faces of my college mates. For a moment, I thought that most of the seemingly young people in attendance were students, but I was proofed wrong by the face of my teacher who was widely smiling in front of me. No sooner had I settled at the a-bit spacious place in the back, the master of ceremony (a lady), took over and welcomed everyone for the concert. The master of the ceremony was notably funny, and she kept the audience laughing over and over as she introduced one performance after the other.
The university Chorale opened the floor, with the “Die Harmonie in der ehe” of Joseph Haydn (1732-1809). The Chorale popularity was evidenced by the appraisal of the audience, followed by the singing along the lyrics, from the many girls (lovers of squeaky sound). At this point, I thought that was the best way to start of the performance. Laura Moore’s command of the choir as she conducted indicated her experience and skills. Thomas Rowel was another public figure in the performance, singing tenor. There were no other instrumentals apart from the piano that Brent Nowell played to grace the performance. After the “Die harmonie in der Ehe”, the group switched to “O Vos Omnes”, then the “Sure on This Shining Night” and deserted with the “When He Shall Die”. The audience kept singing along and finally applauded the group as it exited the stage.
Then, the voice recitals with piano accompaniment were performed. As the name suggests, it ...Download file to see next pagesRead More