1. Symphony With A Splash
A Senior Recital featuring Jennifer Mulhern I attended an instrumental performance the other night of a violoncello accompanied by the piano. ... The notes of each performer seemed to lean on each other and were rhythmically in sync. ... Debow put a lot of feeling into her playing because she was moving her whole body with every note. ...
The first piece they played was "Night on Bare Mountain" by Mussorgsky. ... Overall this one piece was probably the most emotional and insightful piece to be played the entire night. ... It was incredible in the way that she was able to control every key and note sounding with perfection. ...
Another interesting aspect that was worthy of note was the peace that was played by the horns upon which a student wrote. The song sounded excellent, it had great texture and the solo parts made you feel exciting inside, like you were at a night club drinking a martini and listen to great music. ...
On the night of March 11, 2013, three bands and two vocal groups performed at "The Vocal Jazz and Combos Concert" at Diablo Valley College (DVC). ... In this performance, flute and the trumpet player showed perfect unison and harmony, not even missing a single note. ... Having a very good sense of dynamics, he knew when it was necessary to give accents on certain notes and emphasize selective parts. ...
However, though I tried to be fully attentive to each note, the music still didn't have much impression on me, it just drifted through my mind without leaving a trace. ... Later on, the six-part Yongnam Nongak was progressing at a rather high moving tempo, in addition, the poem featuring the privilege of the starry night was chanted in the middle of this piece. ...
