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This week Padlet's prompt has lead me to 2 awesome American Symphony Orchestra included: "San Diego Symphony" and "Pacific Symphony". Both orchestras located in California, USA. The state where I have spent my 3 years studying there and I have heard of those 2 sometime. Now I have the chance to see what they're performing which is quite interesting. I like the San Diego Symphony better after looking at what they perform in 2017-2018 Season. They have successfully combined the classical Western music canon like "Mozart’s Requiem, Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scheherazade, Elgar’s Cello Concerto and Brahms’ Symphony No. 2."  And modern artwork such as "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban", "Wonderful Life" together. Which may be more suitable for me. On the other hand, Pacific Symphony is missing the modern music but they are still performing wonderful master artwork like "Symphony No.5" of Beethoven. However, I found out an interesting on the Discorgraphic site of Pacific Symphony which is Elliot Goldenthal: Fire Water Paper A Vietnam Oratorio. Vietnam is the place where I was born and raised so after listening to this artwork I feel missing my home country a lot.

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Image from the Pacific Symphony website

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 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban orchestra

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 Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban orchestra

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This is how suitable a modern music like Harry Potter can fit to an Orchestra. That's the reason why I really like San Diego Symphony. They are really good at choosing art music that is suitable for young generation like me to combine with classical music.

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harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban

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John Williams: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Arr. Michael Story

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Santa Monica High School Sinfonia Orchestra Jason Aiello, Conductor Barnum Hall May 1, 2015

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Elliot Goldenthal: Fire Water Paper A Vietnam Oratorio

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Elliot Goldenthal: Fire Water Paper A Vietnam Oratorio

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From Discographic site of Pacific Symphony. Which makes me feel missing my home country and feel the pain of the Vietnam Wars.

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goldenthal: fire water paper: a vietnam oratorio (remastered)

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Fire Water Paper: A Vietnam Oratorio: Part I. Offertorium

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Provided to YouTube by Sony Music Entertainment Fire Water Paper: A Vietnam Oratorio: Part I. Offertorium · Yo-Yo Ma / 马友友 / 馬友友 · Pacific Chorale · Elliot Goldenthal / 艾略特高登索 Goldenthal: Fire Water Paper: A Vietnam Oratorio (Remastered) ℗ 1996 Sony Music Entertainment Released on: 2014-07-18 Baritone: James Maddalena Soprano: Ann Panagulias Conductor: Carl St.

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Not only have classical music institutions taken composition out of the hands of the majority of the population, they have also taken it out of the hands of performers—most of whom are trained to interpret music, but not to create it.
-The Problem with Geniuses- Sara Haefeli

In my opinion, we really need new thing like modern music which is suitable for an orchestra to make a great performance to every generation.

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Image from the San Diego Orchestra website

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The creative networks of individuals who participate in the production, performance, distribution, and preservation of any art work are fascinating—just as fascinating as a single genius.
-The Problem with Geniuses- Sara Haefeli