Baroque Mexican Music Concert Report

The concert I participated was a solo concert of Mexican baroque chorus music. We played five main sections with their own style and function, respectively. The solo concert was held in the 201 room of the Concert Hall of South Carolina University Conservatory at 6 pm on Tuesday 22nd March, 2005. Singer's band is a graduate vocal group of director Daniel S. Clark. These singers did a wonderful job to record music, and it is difficult to find any major mistakes. I was very nervous when I went to the concert, but when I played the song I became very sleepy and relaxed.

In 1962, the new music recorded by the German record company Archiv in the Baroque era became gradually new music. In 1962, I first heard the music of Girolamo Frescobaldi at a Mexican Baroque church concert. When approaching a narrow place, music is instantaneous that I have never experienced before. I have heard so much about Tchaikovsky, Grieg, Rachmaninoff because of my mother, but I've never got tired of listening to her playing Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.

The concert I participated was a solo concert of Mexican baroque chorus music. We played five main sections with their own style and function, respectively. The solo concert was held in the 201 room of the Concert Hall of South Carolina University Conservatory at 6 pm on Tuesday 22nd March, 2005. Singer's band is a graduate vocal group of director Daniel S. Clark. These singers did a wonderful job to record music, and it is difficult to find any major mistakes. - Teacher Comment: As part of the requirements of this course, each student must participate in two live performances and submit a concert report for each performance. In addition to comments and criticisms, the report should show "active listening". I am interested in student experience in this special acting. There is no obligation to use fancy terms. Please tell us what happened, how it affects you, how this experience will affect your future concert participation plan.

In Mexico City's unparalleled splendor and exquisite baroque era (around 1700-1750), the church owner of the Mexican cathedral creates an elegant harmony of wonderful beauty and vocal music. The two names stand out: Manuel de Zumaya and Ignacio de Jerusalem. Chanticleer chose the two most important Mexican composers that were active in the first half of the 18th century, and with their outstanding performance, they are not only a light imitation of their European counterparts, They had some original topics and crafts. . Please say that. The recordings of these two composers are very good and we continue to provide fresh air to people who are not interested in Baroque style as well as those who are interested in Baroque style .