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The first Family Concert of the year, held on Saturday organized by the Department of Education within the Education Program for 2009/2010, resulted in an overall success of the public who, taking advantage of free admission, filled the seats at the Conservatory of Music in Cartagena.
On this occasion, the musical guest was the Cartagena Chamber Orchestra, under the baton of Brian George Webber, gave the program The Big Show, which opened for this new edition of Family Concerts.
This training is a chamber music collaborations more common in concerts and well known to the public attending this musical event on Saturday morning.
With a very careful selection of music appropriate to the family audience itself of these concerts, as well as clear and simple teaching argument by the members of the orchestra, the audience enjoyed a vibrant and fun morning.
The concert began with music by Mozart.
Then, they were the instruments of the orchestra sections and the camera work (melody, accompaniment) that each plays in the orchestra, and demonstrate by example how music influences life (Beethoven's Ninth Symphony turned into hymn of hope for all the world) and vice versa, how life (nature, animals, weather) has also influenced the composers.
Thus, we have heard the heat, cold, thunder, lightning, birds and dogs in the music of Vivaldi, as well as cold and spring was in Romania as Bartok.
The following works showed how it has been changing the musical style throughout history from the Baroque to the present day, using known works of representative authors give each time.
Entertainments, symphonies, dances, serenades, tangos and czardas shaped a program full of rhythm and movement, all as always, from an active methodology, based on participatory and fun.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena
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