Personal Narrative-Classical Music Concert

Furthermore, I finally moved to the other side of the bar. I still my concert clothes on (black shirt, paints, and blazer), so people were slightly looking at me and perhaps mentally saying "why is he dressed like that?". I ordered another Double-white and started enjoying the music more deeply, for now I was able to see "hell" as it's. I stayed by myself for fifteen minutes and I was able to approach a few people and talk to them a little bit. Talk after talk, I met a guy who also plays the violin, but not classical music. He saw that I was caring a violin and approached me asking if I wanted to jam with him joining the other musicians performing in there which he already knew. At first, I obviously refused jamming with them and then I said: I'm sorry but I'm a total ignorant in jamming! He then laughed and said: "Ok, fine I'll play by myself, but the next one you'll join us". Nevertheless, they start jamming and I …show more content…
I honestly did not know whether I was doing a good job or not, but people were crazy about my playing so I guess I did just fine. During my jam moment I was able to see that I become more creative when I'm drunk, so perhaps that would be the secret portion to become a better jamming musician. Also, after my jamming experience much more people approached me to talk which made feel "famous" for a little bit. For a moment I felt like an amateur fadista, but instead of bringing the audience a nostalgic feeling I was making them extremely excited about something which I was not sure what it was, perhaps the music? Perhaps the half-naked belly dancers? Or the amount of alcohol consumed? I do believe the proximity of dancers, musicians, costumers (mostly drunk) is important and gives us a special feeling of intimacy even though people don't really get to know each other in these kind of