Tempo

movement was soft and slow with a touch of melancholy and I love this type. It starts with a softly-lovely flute and then the violins with strings accompanying. The violins are way up in the high part of their pitch which making it more refreshing. The tempo is not fast at the beginning, but then it become faster a little bit with violins. The dynamic keep changing and it causes the tune to be very sweet because of the dynamic and the combination of instruments. The form of this music during the…

The San Antonio College Guitar Studio Recital took place October 20, 2014. I first arrived at the McAllister Auditorium (1300 San Pedro Ave. S.A. TX 78212) at 7 PM. It was my first time in the colleges Auditorium, but not my first time experiencing a musical performance. I have attended several times the theatre to listen to the orchestra from my hometown. It is a marvelous experience. At the entrance I could appreciate an organ, which has had an important history in classical music, especially…

When analyzing the differences between the song “You are my Best Friend” by Queen and the cover performed by The Once, it may feel almost incomparable. Although the formal structure of the cover follows the same form of the original, the tempo varies. The cover is sung slower which gives the song a differing emotional response than the fast-paced rock song. Personally, I find it difficult to compare the recording production between the performances. When comparing the technology between both…

repeatedly and write a review. Hear the riffs which appeal to be heard, as well as the dynamic tempo and grooved from the album ' Cleaver Redemption ', affecting my brain to imagine something like this, ' An Old man wearing pajamas with a face which full of revenge, holding an obsolete axe in…

arranged by M.L. Lake. Both consisted of a constant tempo with a slow sound and a soft beat at the beginning, which gradually got faster and louder towards the end. The third sonata was the “Symphonic Dance No. 3: "Fiesta"” by James Clifton Williams, Jr. which was quite the fête; as its intricate assortments…

song nicely balanced both the lyrics and the accompaniment, but Nightwish changes this balance to favor the accompaniment. The electric guitar and drum control the song, varying in pitch with a large dynamic range. The instrumentalists control the tempo and it seems as if the vocalists are accompanying them, opposed being accompanied by them. While the instrumentalists may have a larger role in this cover than they had in the original, the vocalists still play a significant role. The…

followed by 2 variations. The piece was written for a solo performer and piano accompaniment and has been played by orchestras as well. The many evident Romantic Era characteristics of this piece such as the broad range of dynamics, the many sudden tempo changes and the use of many performance directions give the piece a more expressive feel and contrast the first piece well. These pieces played one after the other make the program feel more balanced and…

guitar had a wide range. As the instruments played together, all of a sudden, the vocals came in and you could feel the decrease in tempo happening as he sang. This is what I interpreted to be ritardando, where there is a gradual decrease in tempo. This occurred as Big Nick sang and when he finished with his short vocal piece, everything picked up again and was more up tempo. Towards the end of the song, there was a harmonica solo and the drummer started to bang on his drums really fast,…

The way that the group sounded to me was that it felt like the sound was mostly harsh and piercing. At first it did sound smooth but around thirty seconds later the guitar went faster so it made the sound harsh. When all of the instruments are put together it all really sounded harsh with only like one spot where it was mellow. When it got in the middle and the end of the song, I really had to cover my ears because it got so loud to the point my speakers made the piercing sound. Sad part is that…

the applause was only given when the conductor’s arms were down. I truly enjoyed this performance and I was impressed by the philharmonic orchestra. The performance opening piece was Kaiser-Waltzer by Johann Stauss Jr. This waltz piece had a fast tempo and its triple meter beat allowed the audience to stay awake and kick start the performance. I was especially impressed by the cellist’s solo. He did an exceptional job with expression and dynamics. The cello is my favorite string instrument…