The live concert entitled “La Bohème” that Colorado Symphony performed this last Saturday was amazing. This funny classical composition music was made by several musicians, and each of them has a different perspective and interpretation of a piece of music, especially the conductor Andrew Litton. Several instruments such as violin, viola, cello, double bass, brass, woodwind, trumpets , trombones, bass trombone; timpani, snare drum, triangle, cymbals, bass drum, xylophone; harp characterized the scene. The audience enjoyed the vibrating elements that produced the sound in string instruments such as the guitar, harp, piano etc. Obviously, there were genius melodic and harmonic creativity; the masterpiece thus that the beautiful performance in
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The show was a humorous celebration of the symphony orchestra which was taking a satirical scene such that the humor that showed the weaknesses or bad qualities for some characters. The Second City was lovable when looking at the players, the repertoire, the composers, the personalities, and even the audience. However, La Bohème was also amazing, and the audience was almost the same as the first one. I tried to discuss with some of them about the issue and they told me that they pay upward of $80 for the right to dress up and sit in a chair for hours reading every word in the program. After leaving the concert hall, it is noticeable that old people immediately begin telling each other what they know about how much they loved the performance and how they plan to go more often. This conversation showed me enough about how old people love too much classical music. In conclusion, after finding out how rent was considered in the classical music scene, I’m about to care this because rent is the one favorite thinks we cannot forget in American
The show was a humorous celebration of the symphony orchestra which was taking a satirical scene such that the humor that showed the weaknesses or bad qualities for some characters. The Second City was lovable when looking at the players, the repertoire, the composers, the personalities, and even the audience. However, La Bohème was also amazing, and the audience was almost the same as the first one. I tried to discuss with some of them about the issue and they told me that they pay upward of $80 for the right to dress up and sit in a chair for hours reading every word in the program. After leaving the concert hall, it is noticeable that old people immediately begin telling each other what they know about how much they loved the performance and how they plan to go more often. This conversation showed me enough about how old people love too much classical music. In conclusion, after finding out how rent was considered in the classical music scene, I’m about to care this because rent is the one favorite thinks we cannot forget in American