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Last Monday night’s faculty recital showcased Steven Harlos (pianist), Eugene Osadchy (cellist), and John Scott (clarinetist). I decided to go to the recital with no context and no expectations in order to fully embrace the “in the moment” experience. I had, prior to Monday night, never attended a “art” styled concert. Also, I have rarely listened to jazz or classical music outside of a music class, so Monday night’s recital was a very unique experience. After attending the recital I have found a new respect for the art. I loved the piece "Benniana" and I also enjoyed the soothing and harmonizing sounds of the clarinet, piano and cello. Overall, I appreciated the recital for what is was, and would definitely attend another one if given the opportunity.
In this padlet i have provided links to my favorite pieces of the evening as well as the program notes.

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"I know that the most joy in my life has come to me from my violin." - Albert Einstein

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"I know that the most joy in my life has come to me from my violin." - Albert Einstein

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I decided to include this quote because as I watched each piece being played I noticed that the music brought joy to the musicians. I noticed them sway and become one with the music. At the end of the recital when the audience clapped you could tell they were happy.

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"There is two kinds of music, the good & the bad. I play the good kind" - Louis Armstrong

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"There is two kinds of music, the good & the bad. I play the good kind" - Louis Armstrong

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I like this quote because I realized at the recital after "Benniana" that I really enjoy Jazz. Louis Armstrong is right Jazz is good.

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Steven Harlos, Eugene Osadchy, and John Scottplaying Opus 114

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Steven Harlos, Eugene Osadchy, and John Scottplaying Opus 114

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The three harmonized very well and the cello playing was exceptional. (The cello was only played in the last piece)

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Youtube video of one of the pieces performed "Trio"

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Youtube video of one of the pieces performed "Trio"

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This piece was very dynamic at times, but also maintained a slow tempo. I enjoyed the beginning of this piece.

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Johannes Brahms - Trio in A minor op.114

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Johannes Brahms, Trio in A minor op.114, Martin Fröst clarinet, Clemens Hagen cello, Leif Ove Andsnes piano, International Chamber Music Festival, ICMF 2010, http://www.icmf.no

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The program notes did not include context of the pieces. However, the program notes included short biographies for each musician. All of which were very accomplished.

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This piece was my favorite because of the meaning behind the piece and the dream like atmosphere it produced

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Benniana | HARLOS, Steven - Duo Palheta ao Piano

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Duo Palheta ao Piano Piano: Clenice Ortigara Clarinete: Jairo Wilkens HARLOS, Steven (1953) Benniana I. Benny's Dream II. Blues Nocturne III. Jazz Rondo Audio e Video: Bruno Haller LaMuSA - EMBAP Local: Capela Santa Maria 16 de maio de 2017