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The Murchison Performing Arts Center

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I felt that I was able to connect with this experience in many ways.  The music that I observed as an audience member as well as music in its “category” of time, matters to me because I think it is one of the most successful types in making its audience feel and express emotions just though music alone. That is a concept that is very beautiful to me and I believe that Fisher and the symphonic band were very successful in allowing me to do just that!

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UNT Symphonic Band

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The concert opened with a piece called “Just Flyin’”, written by Julie Giroux. This piece, which is my favorite, opens very excitingly and sets a wonderful mood for the audience with its constant thrill and energy.
The second piece of the performance, titled “Dies Natalis”, was very pleasing to listen to due to its beautiful, lyrical, and large movements and melodies.
These pieces stood out most to me because they were the most successful in making me feel the most emotion.

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On Tuesday, September 19, 2017, University of North Texas’s Symphonic Band, conducted by Dennis W. Fisher, put on a great performance for its audience, showcasing six different musical pieces throughout their show. With these pieces, they were able to grasp their listener’s attention and keep them well-entertained, all while maintaining the beauty and originality of the Western Art Music canon; and this was done through the structure, comparison, and composition of the pieces

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Me at the concert(: