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How the average symphony looks:

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Video demonstrates how an orchestra in Alabama sounds like

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Beethoven Symphony No. 7 in A Major - Movement 1 (Poco sostenuto - Vivace)

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Carlos Izcaray leads the ASO in the opening movement of Beethoven's Seventh Symphony at the 2016-2017 Season Preview Concert on March 4, 2016. Coming up on EBSCO Masterworks concerts October 7 & 8! http://www.alabamasymphony.org/Beethoven7.html

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The video gives an insight on how the orchestra sounds here in Dallas.

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Ernest Bloch: Concerto Gross No. 1, Prelude - Dallas Chamber Symphony, Richard McKay conductor

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Richard McKay conducts Dallas Chamber Symphony in concert at Dallas City Performance Hall. https://www.dcsymphony.org | http://www.richardmckaymusic.com

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Music in a whole, especially when listening to Orchestras, changes constantly. There is no music really "missing," because of the ways music is constantly changing and theres no way to complete the art of music. The way the group of people innovate musically is by practice and just knowing how to make everything flow correctly. These musicians know how to produce the sounds with their instrument and create a masterpiece with a bunch of different instruments at once. These musicians read music from the old time and demonstrate it in their own way sometimes. Using popular music is another way these musicians work together to create a masterpiece. "We came to a conclusion that, in 2017, will likely strike no one as a surprise: that the general history of popular music is told through the great works of men, and that without a serious revision of the canon, women will always remain on the margins(Ann Powers)." I prefer to see popular music performed strictly because it is organized and it seems to tell more of a story. I see myself in some of the orchestra music performed because I get something different every time I listen. The music will always have a slow start and pick up and change up throughout the whole symphony. The sounds are just beautiful and I enjoy going to orchestras and trying to appreciate this type of music as not a lot of the population appreciates this type of music. "