Out of that nine, “Forever Holding Close the Memories”, by Richard L. Saucedo was my favorite. This concert was performed by FGCU students where as the first concert I attended were performed by professionals. I could definitely tell the difference between the two performances. Although I enjoyed the performance, there were a few times In the performance where they played very poorly. The first piece they played was called “hoedown from Recercada
I think that the transitioning could have been thought out a little better, because there were times were characters’ had to cross over another character to get to their seat. The actors transitioned on stage by walking place to place. The lighting played a very important factor in the play. The spot light was always on the person who was in action, while the others who were not, the lights were dimmed and they were frozen in time. The stage scenery was very plain, consisting of chairs and tables.
Do rejecting authority, because you relate to it better and you can make references to current teen culture… [CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES] The main message of the performance Romeo and Juliet rejecting authority of their parents. This relates to adolescents now who choose to ignore authority and do the opposite of what they’re told. maybe some statistics or facts about teenage rebellion, In the performance Romeo and Juliet are aware that their families are feuding but chose to stay together anyway. Romeo makes frequent visits to Juliet; this includes the balcony scene where Romeo visits Juliet at her home without either of their parents knowing their children know the other exists. The director did an excellent job with combining the youth of over four centuries ago to the youth of the 21st century by using the main message of rejecting authority.
Plus, Madeline Pumariega, President Dr. Thomas Meyer, Dean of Academic Affairs; and Dr. Rosa Mayorga, Chair, Department of Arts and Philosophy of the Wolfson Campus for their continued support. To begin, I felt that the instrumentalists all performed pretty well even though it was just a rehearsal before the concert. The composers were able to play each of their individual instruments good enough that the compositions they performed were in tune and it sounded as though we were actually in the real concert that they performed later that day. “You And The Night And The Music” is a song composed by Arthur Schwartz with lyrics by Howard Dietz debuted on November 28, 1934; “Summertime” was composed by George Gershwin for the 1935 opera Porgy and Bess, re-harmonized by Mike Di Liddo; “I Feel Fine” song written by John Lennon Paul McCartney
The proof is evident as with every name Holden thinks of, he can find a good reason in his opinion not to call them. After 20 minutes he finally steps out of the phone booth without calling anyone. He wishes he could communicate with someone but he just can’t get a definite answer from his seesaw of thoughts. Although Holden usually can’t even get a legitimate conversation started, when he does, he usually gets the short end of the stick. Holden tries to flirt with the girls in the lavender room but they completely ignore him making even more depressed and annoyed than he already
Grease, a musical set in 1959 about rebellious teenagers and their tackling of rather trivial social issues, is a musical that has become and remained extremely popular since its release in the broadhurst theater in 1979. Some people ask, "what is this musicals appeal to people? Why is it so popular?". Well, there are several reasons. This is a musical where all the trials are trivial and less than life threatening, putting you in a place where you have only the most meager of worries , such as who will take you to prom, and how will you snag that handsome boy who just doesn’t seem to notice you.
This movie; this night, is what was the start of something truly amazing. Next Wednesday rolled around and I was so pumped for church. I couldn't wait to finish the movie. I got there a little bit early, so I talked to my friends for a few minutes, before being approached by a man. This man looked looked at me smiling, and stuck out his hand.
Kevin Havens November 21, 2014 MUS 102 On November 13th, I attended the musical entitled “42nd street”. I found it to be very entertaining and culturally inspiring. It was the story of an acting troupe that put on a Broadway show right after the great depression during the 1930’s. Halfway through the show, the main actor, Dorothy Brock, injured herself and had to be replaced by her understudy Peggy Sawyer. Overall the show was amazing.
There are those who believe that when they press the little button to take or place a call, they are immediately covered with an Invisible Cone of Privacy. They believe that this enables them to stand in the middle of any public place and talk about any subject they want, no matter how personal or how embarrassing, and no one else can hear them. Second, we all know that it’s rude to interrupt the meeting by taking a phone call during it. When they sit down, they take their BlackBerry or Iphone out of its holster and put it on the table directly in front of them. You know that they are just waiting for something to beep at them.
I received my progress report that day, and I was not proud of the Cs and Ds on my grades at all, even more not proud of the things I did afterwards. So this is what happened. Not wanting to see the disappointed looks on my parents’ face and wanting to get the brand new Nokia phone, which would be given to me as a reward if I did well, really badly, I decided to lie to my parents about my grade. But they would not simply believe in the nervous murmuring of mine if I told them verbally, so I needed proof. Being very proficient with computer I quickly came up with a way to fabricate the proof.