Concert Report Guidelines Attending live performances is a fun part of this clas

Concert Report Guidelines
Attending live performances is a fun part of this class! You are encouraged to attend as many as you can.
you must attend at least one live performances.concert can be ANY live performance.The “free choice” concert can be any style of music! It just needs to be a live performance.
Note: if you have never attended a classical performance before, you’ll want to read this short guide to “Attending Concerts” Links to an external site.before you go.
What goes in a Concert Report?
Concert Reports, unlike Journal Entries, must be in complete sentences and in essay format.
Concert Reports should be approximately 2 pages, describing the performance.What kind of performance was it? (piano recital, string quartet recital, jazz trio concert, etc.)
What pieces were played? (Be sure to pick up a copy of the printed program at the event, so that you know the names of the pieces.)
Describe the pieces briefly. (Here, you should say a little about each work, and give a longer, more specific commentary about one or two works.)
What connections can you make between this recital and what we’ve been covering in class? (You could use your new terminology, compare with pieces we’ve studied, etc.)
What things struck you the most about this concert experience?
You should feel free to be creative and to express your own opinion, but make sure you address the points, above.