Luther Enloe Analysis

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The artist that was performing was named Luther Enloe. He is an active concert, artist, adjudicator and clinician. He performed Five Preludes based on Spain and Latin America. He had a theme of Mozart, with a lot of variations. The time period was from the 1500s-1959. His guitar has temperature adjustment as well. He had passion and an emotional connection to the pieces that were played. In addition, the last two pieces were his favorite. The first piece played was “Homage to the Brazilian Country Dweller”. It has a lot of theme variation. It has a mezzo piano sound and soft texture, like a song that is played in Barcelona. This is the type of music that would maybe be played during a dance. It has a lyrical melody and performed in a classical

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