Concert Report

In 2015, I visited the mobile museum of art to watch performances by David Durant and friends. I loved the performance from the start of the end because of the diversity of tunes that the performers produced. I also loved that some performance involved actual dancers. I particularly remember Rita Durant, a dancer who performed with David Durant in one of his fine pieces. The dancer danced away to the tunes of the euphonium. Overall, the presentation comprised of different performances that were captivating and unique.

The presentation involved eight main performances with David Durant overseeing most of the performances. The opening presentation was by Durant and his performer Rita. The Durant’s presented a masterpiece where David played the euphonium as Rita danced. The captivating piece saw the dancer perform to the melodies that David created. The second piece of performance was by Luke Smith. Luke Smith captivated the audience with his skills of playing the Marimba. The marimba is a percussion instrument that produces music notes when hit by the player. Luke Smith produced music notes by hitting the marimba with two mallets. Brianna Smith, who played the flute, supported Smith's performance. Next, Luke Smith performed the mercury and his ghost (2014). Performer Myles Garver sang while Ryan Boehme played the drum set. Ryan used drums with different pitches thus able to produce a melodious tune that Myles sang along tune. The performance was a moderate tempo. The next performance was by David Durant, who led Luke Smith and Ryan Boehme and Luke Smith in performing the improvisation for the marimba and the drum set.

 The performance involved the playing of the marimba and the drum set. The duet performance was challenging and unique as it allowed the audience to experience the two instruments as they complement each other. In the next performance, David organized four performers to perform different instruments: the marimba, the drum set, and the voice of Garver and Burton. The effective performance by the performers required that each performer integrates his piece with the other to create attractive pieces. The pitch and tempo of the performance were moderate as David ensured the production of a rhythmic tune. David Durant also took to the stage and played a museum piece that involved playing the piano. David played the piano as a professional as he mixed the key notes to produce music. The next performance was by Peter Wood, who played the flugelhorn. Peter played the flugelhorn in B pitch through the professional manipulation of the piston valves. The last performance was by Rudolf with the six string viola. The viola resembled a guitar but played like a violin.

The Museum of Art presents art lovers with a diversity of art pieces and performance by professionals. The presentation by David Durant and Friends with a memorable experience as it involved representation of performance from famous historical performers. David Durant performed an exquisite job of organizing the performances for the audience. I would recommend the performances to any other person who craves for a rich and unique presentation of art.

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