...for numerous amounts of television shows actually depict a lesson to lure in an audience. Take the television show Scrubs. Written and directed by Ryan Levin, this comical series about a well-renowned hospital and its staff depict the everyday lives of four different characters. In this comical show that allows four friends to comment on their everyday lives about being a doctor, resident intern, and surgeon. A story line based on the comical genius of the producers of both South Park and Weeds. Follow me as I analyze both the good and bad aspects of all four of the characters tell their sides of the story through each others lines. The storyline of many different television shows normally have exactly the same sequence of events. First, the scene is set in a hospital. But as many people do not know, Sacred Heart Hospital is no ordinary hospital. Here, everyone hates everyone in a sarcastic manner. All the employees hate the boss, the chief of medicine; Dr. Bob Kelso because he is some hypocritical, crazed maniac that cannot even once admit that he really needs friends or loves his wife. As for the maintenance staff is concerned, the only person who actually is involved inside the lives of all four friends, the crazed Janitor, known as Janitor, takes all matters into his own hands when he begins his need for chaos with J.D. As for everyone else, they sort of just go along with absolutely everything that happens between the four friends and their crazed adventures. ...
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...Nineteenth of July twenty-fifteen, I will always remember this day even if I am eighty years old because this was when I went to my first concert. I entered the MTS Centre not knowing what to expect, other than I was going to have the best time of my life. This event was unforgettable because I learned that it is our choice to make events like this memorable. The venue was filled with hundreds of people, teenagers to be exact. Most of them were confused because they did not know where to go but at the same time they were hysterical because they were about to see a band they admired. I held my cousin’s and my tickets while my dad helped us figure out where to go. I was flushed with excitement that made it impossible for me to answer any questions he asked. Luckily, an employee guided us to the venue and my dad walked my cousin and me to the entrance. Now comes the climax of the day. We arrived at the venue and the stage was visible from where we were standing. My cousin and I were 20 minutes earlier than the concert so most of the seats were empty. We waited while music similar to the...
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...genre of music, I listen to rock, country, alternative, pop, foreign songs, classical, almost any type of music I will genuinely enjoy. I go to almost every concert I can no matter the genre as long as know a good amount of the artist. The genre I prefer the most and I have gone to the most concerts would probably be alternative, my favorite thing about the music would probably the mood it sets. There is a band called The 1975 and they are possibly one of my favorite bands in the alternative scene. I went to their concert May 29, 2014 and it was possibly one of the best concerts I have ever gone to. It was their first tour in the United States and I was extremely excited to go due to the fact they were not well known, getting...
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...My first experience at a classical concert took place on Friday, November 14, 2014 at The Perelman Theater. I got to see the quartet Quatuor Ebene. The hour and fifteen minute performance was very enjoyable. The Perelman Theater is a 650 seat recital hall. The room is designed to create an intimate feel with 3 levels of seating. The room has amazing acoustics. Chairs in the first level of seating are able to retract in order to create a deeper stage, complete fly-loft, and orchestra pit. I sat in the third level of the theater due to my tickets being college priced tickets. Although I was higher up I was still able to be very involved in the performance. I think no matter where you sit in the theater the sound quality and experience will be the same. The smaller setting allowed for a more personal experience....
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...The Band I chose to do my concert report on is none other than John Mayer. Ironically a few hours before attending this concert I had no idea who this performer was, I blindly trusted a good friend of mine, and bought tickets for both us. Having no idea what i was getting into, not to mention this would be the first concert i would ever attend, it ended up being one of the best decisions i have ever made. The concert was divided into 5 portions mainly focused on John Mayer's legendary guitar skills. It started with the full band, went soft as he played an acoustic portion, than livened up the audience with the John Mayer Trio, took it up some more with the Full Band, and closed the concert with a spectacular encore. The first portion of the...
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...Reaction Paper: Raul Sunico Premiere Concert On 22 February, 2015, Dr. Raul Sunico performed a premier concert at the Old Senate Hall at the National Museum of the Philippines. He opened the show with a Polonaise form the opera, “Eugene Onegin” followed by the first-time performance of three concertos by Tchaikovsky. It was a sure privilege of mine to have attended a concert that showcased an actual breakthrough in music history done by our very own dean Dr. Raul Sunico. It did not occur to me that it was the first time all three Tchaikovsky concertos were performed in one concert until I read the program. However, prior to reading the program, I noticed a number of photographers that were present to cover the event and I immediately thought to myself that something special is happening. Knowing that the dean of the Conservatory himself was having a concert was my initial motivation to attend the concert because I was curious as to how good and credible he really was to be our dean. Not that I ever doubted him, but I thought it would be a great opportunity to watch a good example of musicality set by the dean of the conservatory himself. Another incentive of mine in deciding to attend the concert was the fact that it would be my first time going to the National Museum and my first time to hear the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra. It was fitting to have a concert in the museum because art and music always complemented each other, especially when they can be appreciated...
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...this ethnographic research project, I will explain my recent visit to a Hispanic concert located at The University of Riverside located in their Theater. In this paper I will discuss the type of music that was played, the performers, and instruments that the performers used to play in this concert. In addition I will also incorporate and give a brief history of these performers and the influences these musicians had. By concentrating on these aspects I will be able to understand the Music’s culture and also have the opportunity to listen to something new. I will also analyze the audience and the venue where this concert was held at. So I’m able to understand more of the audience and the community they live in. On a Friday 13 around 7:00 p.m. my friend Christy and I decided to attend to the concert called, “21st Annual Noche cultural”. We initially picked this concert because we read an online advertisement and it was in Spanish so we thought it would be a good idea to attend to this concert since it was the type of music we were both able to understand. When we arrived at the concert I honestly thought it was going to be empty and no one was going to attend but surprisingly a lot of people were present .There was even a stand by line because all the tickets were already sold out. Since this was more of Hispanic, Latino concert the majority of the audience who attended to this concert was Hispanic. Also because this concert is located at Riverside, California it’s an ethnically...
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...Home Free Concert On Sunday, May 6th, I went to Madison’s Orpheum Theater with my friend Kaelyn, her mom Julie, and their family friend Malia to see a Home Free concert. Home Free is an all-male, acapella country band, consisting of five members: Austin Brown (lead tenor), Adam Rupp (vocal percussionist/beatboxer), Rob Lundquist (tenor harmony), Adam Chance (baritone harmony), and Tim Foust (bass). What made it extremely exciting for me was the fact that this was my first non-local group concert and Home Free is my favorite acapella band (sorry Pentatonix). Before this, I’d really only ever been to MacDowell Male Chorus and Appleton Boy Choir concerts. The only reason I ever go to those concerts are because my dad sings in the former and...
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...find a scholarly definition of the word personal. I found Neidhardt (2002) from the Physics Department New Jersey Institute of Technology as enlightening. Neidhardt explains personal as: The concept of the personal is based upon commitment, defined as the responsible submission of the mind to the requirements of a reality independent of it. Commitment expresses a belief that enables a person to entrust himself to the claims of reality upon him. Commitment always refers the self away to what is independent of it; hence commitment is objectively, not subjectively, oriented Thus begins my personal exploration of knowledge. Invitation to a Concert Rhythm and Blues (R&B) is a gutsy music genre, so when Marie extended an invitation to attend an Anthony Hamilton concert, I accepted. At first, I was hesitant because I was not familiar with the artist. The empirical knowledge thought process pervaded my mind before I accepted the invitation. Unfamiliar with his music, it was difficult to justify attending. Moser and vander Nat (Moser & Vander Nat, 2002) defines empiricism as “Empirical (a posteriori) knowledge which depends on its evidence or justification on sensory experience.” Since I did not have any experience with Hamilton’s the music, the motivating factor was a nice cultural outing with a friend. Marie, whom I consider a master of understanding R&B, informed me that Hamilton is an outstanding performer of Neo-Soul, which is a derivative of R&B. Since I am a Neo-Soul...
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...Concert Review # 2 The second concert I attended conducted by Sidney Harth on February 21st was at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland and was actually my first time at the music hall because the first concert was cancelled and I am from the Buffalo, NY area. I can definitely say that it is one of the most beautiful buildings that I have ever seen in my life. As you walk up the stairs and begin through the large chambered doors you get the feeling an old castle were kings, queens and the royal family came to be entertained. The inside was just as fascinating as the outside it embodied a place in which no expense was spared and even gives you the subconscious feeling that you are too royalty. Furthermore on the concerts, I felt this particular concert represented music that I was not accustomed to and therefore was annoyed with at first. Yet as I began to open my mind a bit and realize that with every different note it reflected a different emotion that the original conductor was feeling, it made me curious of what else was about to come. Aaron Copland’s “Quiet City” was without a doubt my favorite piece played at this concert. It began with a quiet and slow noises of violins that made me envision a dark night when one is looking into the clearing. A dark tonight then transitions into an early morning battle or conflict as the trumpets begin to blare all throughout. Not just the title itself, but the style of the music makes me think of New York City and how lonely...
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...On that same day my friend invited me to go to a concert at a music venue called the Casbah, that was able to occupy around 200 people. The band performing at this music venue was the english duo, Oh Wonder with Josephine Vander Gucht and Anthony West. At first I was a bit hesitant because at the time I did not know who they were and thought they were just some new duo trying to make it big, that would never actually make it, but after attending I was proven wrong. After attending Oh wonder’s concert I was immediately hooked. In the first song they performed called, “Livewire,” I instantly noticed how well Josephine's and Anthony’s voices merged together. The songs had this mystical quality to them and “Livewire” showed that. Anthony’s high voice and Josephine’s low voice merged perfectly together. Another thing I noticed throughout the concert was that most of their songs had very little instrumentation. Some examples of this were the songs “Heart Hope” and “All We Do,” which used only piano chords and some percussion used occasionally. Although I am a person who does like to hear instruments, Oh Wonder’s minimal instrumentation had no effect on my my enjoyment I had throughout the whole concert. Instead of relying on instrumentation to carry their songs, Oh Wonder relied on meaningful lyrics that depicted the songs meanings. This I thought really showed their true potential when it came to authentic songwriting. Even though I did enjoy the concert as a whole there...
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...The concert that I went to was the “Exxon Mobil Summer Symphony Nights: Scottish Fantasy”. It was at the Miller Outdoor Theatre. It was my first time attending a symphony concert. The outdoor theater is set up very nicely because at the bottom section they have seats which if you were able to get tickets early you got to sit there. The top section is on the mountain which people were able to take chairs or blankets to sit on the floor. I really like that. The environment overall was great. The people working were making sure that everybody was sitting in the right place so that everybody will enjoy the concert. I was able to attend to this concert with a couple of my classmates. It made it a great experience. I didn’t think that the concert...
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...Feelings about the concert We have just finished attending our third concert in Fenway Center last Thursday. It’s an amazing concert, and all of us should give a performance in this concert. Since I came to America, I have attended three concerts, and I feel that this is the best concert I have attended. Comparing with those two concerts I have attended before, I have more feelings about this concert; and I want to share my feelings with you. In this concert, each of us gave our performances as a unit of class, and our class was the first performer in this concert. We gave four shows: two chorus and two team-sings. The names of our songs were: “We Are the World”, “We are Young”, “Mama Tried”, and “21 Guns”. “We are the World” and “21 Guns” were song by our whole class, “We are Young” and “Mama Tried” were song by Nigerians. In this concert, we used many things that we learned in the class, such as for the song, “We are the World”, we used “call and response” at the end of the song. Actually, when we were practicing these songs, the effect wasn’t very good; we even couldn’t decide what songs to perform. However, when we sang in the concert, the effect was excellent, everyone sang well, and the react of the audiences was good, too. Before I sang, I felt nervous and I was afraid of forgetting the lyrics, however, when I saw the react of the audience, I felt very happy and relaxed. The first performance went on well; other performances were also very amazing. There were many great...
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...The program of the concert was quite diverse that it dealt with music from different times and styles. The selections of the first half of the concert fulfilled my expectation about the classical concert in that the music played in the first half expressed very familiar aspects of classical music. Each piece was very emotional and soft. However, I was surprised to hear the second half of the concert that the music was totally unexpected. When the soprano sang Deux Poemes de Louis Aragon : Fetes Galantes, I felt a certain tense and perplexity because the words were so quick and the song was finished fast. Also, I found Copland's compositions confusing in that the piano and vocal seemed to play different melodies, but it was amusing to listen how the powerful vocal and articulate piano make the different sounds into music. I felt more stable and comfortable when hearing the first half of the concert, while felt surprising but interesting in the second half. Among the splendidly performed selections, Mignon by Beethoven and the Nightingale by Alabiev were the two most interesting pieces. Beethoven's Mignon describes the emotion of the character, Mignon, in Goethe's novel Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre. The text demonstrates Mignon's depiction of her homeland where she was kidnapped in a nostalgic voice. After learning about what the lyrics mean, I really appreciated the soprano's facial expression. At first, the pulse was slow, and her face was clouded. The rainy weather outside the...
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...Concert report On May 2, 2013, the Jazz concert at YOSHI’s OAKLAND, my friend and me had their first concert of this semester, the jazz band called The Bad Plus is from United States, and there are special guest drummer Dave King, pianist Ethan Iverson and bassist Reid Anderson. The concert started at 10:00 pm and ended at 11:30 pm. The jazz concert performed five songs during the concert and there were three songs are the most unforgettable for me “People Like You”, “Never Stop” and “2 P.M.” Jazz music, like all music, tells a story and here are the stories “People Like You”, “Never Stop” and “2 P.M.” “People Like You”, written by Reid Anderson .i think it an song for someone they loved. The song was very pretty, and it has a different genre than other songs in the concert. It is honestly hard for me to recommend this song to anyone, for I thought it was dull and lacked the depth of the other songs throughout the evening. It can clean people mind. At the beginning of this song, a piano and bass began to alternate the melody in this song as though they were like two lovers dancing in the wonderland. The rhythm, which was continuously steady, seemed to get faster like a heartbeat by the climax of the song. The bass would pick up strong at the same time and then die down again. There was such an edgy sound to this performance. And really can take people in the song’s wonderland. “Never stop”, was written by Reid Anderson. It was a beautiful song. I...
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