- Concert Music Report - 1) Concert Attended Manhattan School of Music: Singers' and Pianist' Seminar Concert 2) Date of Concert Friday, November 1st, 2013 at 7:30 PM 3) Place of Concert Gordon K. And Harriet Greenfield Hall 4) Type of Concert Classical 5) General Reaction to the concert environment When walking into the concert hall - Greenfield hall at Manhattan School of Music - you quickly notice the simplicity and minimalistic decor. Having a simple set up, made it natural to only focus on the performers. I was impressed with the construction and its wonderful acoustics. The visual grandeur of the grand piano and the attentiveness of the audience heightened my sense of excitement. Even though the audience was manly friends/family of the vocalist, it seemed like a professional concert.
If this many people attend church, they must be out in the world in droves helping others and doing good deeds for their fellow man. There must be an astonishing amount of loving, patient, and non-judgmental Christ followers out there. Well, there should be anyway. One would get the impression that having a big fancy church in your neighborhood is almost like a status symbol, “honey we are really moving up in
“ A Symbol can provide a meaningful way to talk about God.” Discuss A symbol is something that represents something else. Symbolic language is evocative in the sense that it brings strong images, memories or feelings to mind when you look at it or read it. The purpose of these strong images or feelings, like any religious language, is to generate the meaning to an individual to exactly what God is. By meaning I talk of something which corresponds to actuality. A symbol is not literally stating what something is; instead it acts like a road sign to point you in the direction of where the truth lies.
The Dance Ensemble returned once more with a fast paced African piece, also executed with such force and feeling to move the audience. The Dance Ensemble certainly enlightened many through the power of rhythm, dance, and movement. Lastly, the world renowned Morgan State University Choir took the stage with the power to move the entire crowd. They performed a few compelling songs entitled “I Know I’ve Been Changed”, “If I Can Help Somebody”, “His Light Still Shines”, “Set Me Free”, and “United We Stand”, all holding strong to the theme of this assembly. The soloists were absolutely wonderful and the choir was perfect on its own.
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This allowed those that were not welcomed into the nave to hear and partake in the services held inside the cathedral. During the Gothic period, the did away with narthexes and replaced them by having three doors and porches on the west end of the church. Although St. John the Divine has the three traditional gothic doors and porches on the west end, it also includes a narthex just inside. I believe that the narthex was added to Saint John the Divine to act as a lobby or an entrance area to reflect before you enter the nave. Traditional Gothic churches apsidal chapels, chapels that surround the outside walls of the ambulatory.
I asked my friend what the church looked like ten years ago and she said it looked basically the same. With few renovations, the workers tried to keep the purity of the church in tact. As you drive past it on Kendall Drive, you see the large stained glass from the outside as well as the flagpole, hoisting a Greek and American flag proudly. When you walk in through the entrance, you are greeted in an inside vestibule. Traditionally it was called a narthex, which purpose was to keep the non-members of the church out of the congregation but still allow them to hear the service.
Among them was Alfred Rees, then a boy of about 15 years. When night came on and the company had camped and their scant supper over, they almost always spent the evening in a social and happy way. They were well organized and their meetings were carried out in an orderly way with speeches and stories and especially singing. According to Mother’s opinion, Alfred Rees was the center of the evening’s entertainment. He was possessed with a very unusual and charming alto voice and always delighted in doing his very best to render his part of the evening’s entertainment.
Native American Dancing Native American dancing plays a very important role in the Native culture. It is like going to church from an outsider’s perspective. Most traditional dancing takes place in the roundhouse. The roundhouse is a very scared place where dancers dance to pray and singers sing the songs. They pray for sick people, good health, healing, and a lot of the time pray for the elders.
My hearts feels warm and my soul wants to holler amen! His fingers stroking the wooden guitar, his velvet voice, and our church being one gets me the closeness I lack with God. When Miguel isn't there, the service isn't the same. I need him to make my mood