How To Write A Concert Critique

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This is a Concert critique on the recent winter performance. Starting with leaves of gold. We started off very strong. Then we continued to progress well. When we said “down to rest” it didnt sound well. The ending was bad as well. The audience made a few noises but kept it minimal.
Jumble Bells now. Once again we started off ery well. Even though we didnt really like the song we did pretty well. You couldnt really hear the boys. Elishas solo was good but could have been better. We also did really well with the instruments and clap movements. Lastly, us guys should have been professional and not have laughed.
I sing because im happy. We did great and fabulos. Honestly, there isnt much to say about this song but we really did great with it.

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