Colbie Caillat On Aug. 21, 2012 I had went to Colbie Collibet and Gavin Degraw concert at the antelope valley fairgrounds. It was my first time seeing these two artists and they did not disappoint me at all. I love going to shows where the co-headliners or main interact with not only the audience but with each other's performance. Colbie’s voice was sweet and sensual that it makes me want my hubby to be at the show with me! Her songs make me want to fall in love and to be loved all at the same time.
The piano was present with consonant yet vivace notes. Although the piano over took the choir in certain parts but they gained their momentum back. By the end of the show I noticed the choir had put their all into the song. I felt a warm sense of energy. This choir had to me the most proper attire for the occasion; Apple Festival apparel.
All five cellists were able to keep a full, steady sound throughout their whole piece. Also, they all used a subtle vibrato. I really liked their timbre, and they were very soothing to listen to. Furthermore, all five performers were able to move their fingers extremely fast. At times, they were jumping from note, to note, to note.
She was the best female character because she acted well, had a good voice, and was humorous. Her voice was very loud and I could listen and comprehend exactly what she was saying. She also had great voice changes when her mood changed. 2Discuss the Plays' set The Plays' set was very simple and a lot of props and items did not need
Mark Ranno December 1, 2009 Dr. Aaron I. Hilbun MUL 2110 Concert Report On Thursday, November 19th, 2009, I attended a concert in the FGCU Student Union Ballroom. I watched String Orchestra and Symphonic Band in concert. The conductors were Rod Chesnutt and Troy Jones. Nine pieces were played. Out of that nine, “Forever Holding Close the Memories”, by Richard L. Saucedo was my favorite.
My junior year, she helped me get over my stage fright by allowing me to sing a solo at "Winter Concert." Which was terrifying, but she helped me relax and I did well. I love to learn new things from her and she was driven by the joy of learning from us. Her determination to give her choirs the best has really shown me how much she likes to bond with her students. A lot of people take it easy, but she likes to push us and help us succeed at what we want and determine to get.
I have always had a great passion for singing. From the time I could speak my first words, I was singing! Although singing in front of others had a pure sense of joy pulsing through my veins, in my own time, singing has always been way of blocking out all my worldly worries. It is one thing that I feel strongly about, knowing that I have attained the skills with perfect ease, as if it has always been there within my soul, only left for me to discover. From a very early age, I wanted to and have to quite an extent, attain a strong understanding of the use of tune, rhythm and beats, how to pace up, where to pause and breathe.
The choir put a spin on the way I ever looked at lyrics but the melody that they created was both high and low, they just stayed in harmony even when they weren't all singing at one and it was guys vs girls. As for the band I would say that the range that they covered as well correlated just right with the choir as they had
Ms. Newton’s style of learning preference was Read/Write. I was not surprised at all by my results because an aural learns information quickly when presented in an auditory way. I enjoy listening to people speak versus a piece of paper. I like the visual. In most cases once I get the visual the paper makes more sense and easier to understand.
As you can see my favorite performer was Adam Zwanziger. The actor’s voice projection is loud and clear which pleased me because if not I wouldn’t have been able to understand the play as well. The way he carried on such a voice would be difficult but he made it seem as a second language to him, it just came naturally. His voice was fluent. It flowed perfectly between lines.