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Concert Reflection
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Concert Reflection
Because of my devotion to classical music, I attended multiple music concerts in my life, which I find to be real masterpieces in the world of the modern culture. Thereafter, the objective of the following paper is to reflect on the concert that I have recently visited.
It is rather difficult to describe the music on paper, as the emotions I have experienced during the concert have left me speechless, and it is hard to convey this in words. The music at the concert that I have attended had its own ‘language’ that sounded typed and flat with ‘emotional outbursts’ from time to time. Still, the sounds were very pure, which inspired me to deep thoughts on what I heard. I felt that the atmosphere on the stage was rather warm; the bright light was adding sparks to the music instruments. The moves of the conductor were smooth and abrupt at the same time, and I always had the feeling that he was a professional in his area and there was nothing impossible for him.
The ‘texture of the sound’ and the ‘sensation’ of it was soft, smooth and rich, while the sounds of ‘urgency’ and ‘adventures’ were also present in my perception of what I have heard. It seems that there have not been separate musical instruments such as a flute, harp, cello, trumpet, and others, but everything was played by one musical instrument that had many ‘dimensions’.
In conclusion, I would like to mention that I have really enjoyed the concert and managed to imagine different movements and natural sceneries while listening to the play. I have experienced an enigmatic stream of the music as well as its elusive and dynamic sound.

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