Virtual Concert Analysis Essay

First, was Norm Lewis, a baritone singer, the mood is very mellow and made me feel powerful and confident. The tempo is moderate and the dynamic was moderately loud. The length of this piece was two minutes and seventeen seconds long. Second, was Sutton Foster, a singer and actor from the Broadway stage. The mood was very uplifting, happy, and a bit silly. The tempo was lively, moderately fast, and very dancelike. The length of this song lasted one minute and twenty-five seconds. Third, was Eric Owens, an operatic bass-baritone, the mood of this song seems like he is in a deep depression. It is very gloomy and sad. The tempo is very slow and solemn. The dynamic level is loud. This piece last about ninety seconds. Fourth, was Renee Flemming, an opera singer, the mood was very sad makes you feel like crying in your room. The tempo starts of soft and slow and gradually becomes a little faster. The dynamic level is soft but towards the ends it gets louder and higher in pitch. This song last two minutes and …show more content…
I thought it was going to long and I was going to get bored of the content. I actually really liked it and it wasn’t as bad as I thought I was going to be. Being a virtual concert viewer was a little different because it just made me want to be at the concert live. I will definitely view more concerts virtually because I had fun. I loved the concert I selected because all the performers had different genres which allowed me to hear a little bit of everything. I enjoyed all the performances and all the performers had amazing voices. Sara Bareilles and Alison Krauss were my favorite performers. They have voices like angels and when they sang it gave me goosebumps and I wanted to just sing along, but I sang in my head because I can not sing. I liked all of the performers except for O Tu Palermo from Vespri because I couldn’t understand what he was saying because it was in a different