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I was not thrilled to go this concert, I have an appreciation for this music but it is not what I choose to listen to on a regular basis. I was very surprised I had such a great time. I enjoyed listening to the music and having to analyze it. i connected with the Age of Anxiety, without reading the program notes. I thought it actually depicted a anxiety attack very well. The difference of the low sounds for a few minutes and then it would get dark and loud showing how sometimes you feel that you cannot escape it. The Opus 100 was also great. I did not connect as well with this one but it was beautiful to listen to and it sounded very harmonious.

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"Like many of Prokofiev's mature compositions, his Fifth Symphony is deeply entangled in the era's ubiquitous themes of patriotism, optimism, and that elusive quality that Soviet leaders demanded from all composers: Soviet-ness" (Program Notes). This symphony in particular is especially patriotic because it was written and played during World War II. The soviets celebrated their march through Poland. This music is looked at as very celebratory for the Soviets

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Leonard Bernstein and The Age of Anxiety

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Leonard Bernstein and The Age of Anxiety

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The Age of Anxiety is a poem that came out in the 40's about 4 men who end up having a very philosophical discussion. They all come from different backgrounds. Bernstein was so inspired with this poem that he wrote music trying to depict the same sense of community. "Bernstein immediately identified the poem's potential as a symphonic subject and set to work obsessively during his few free moments, completing the symphony within a year" (Program notes). This is incredible because he had a very hectic performance schedule and traveling all over, including Israel, where he first read this poem.

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3. the epilogue. l'istesso tempo - adagio - andante - con moto

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Bernstein: Symphony No.2 "The Age Of Anxiety" / Part 2 - 3. The Epilogue. L'istesso tempo -...

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Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group North America Bernstein: Symphony No.2 "The Age Of Anxiety" / Part 2 - 3. The Epilogue.

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On Wednesday, September 20 I attended the University of North Texas Symphony Orchestra. I throughly enjoyed the Age of Anxiety written by Leonard Bernstein. I felt very connected to it and the way the music shifts from light tones to very heavy and dark at times as well. After the Intermission, the music changed. The piece was written by Sergei Prokofiev. I felt this piece was much more united but I did not connect to this piece as much