La gazza ladra by Gioachino Rossini

Gioacchino Rossini

Gioacchino Rossini initially did the very first overture to La Gazza ladra performance in the year 1817. The piece of the symphony was performed during the Napoleonic era.

Other Performances

Other pieces performed during the concert were, Norwegian dances by Edvard Greig. The articles in the Norwegian dance included; Allegro Moderato, Allegretto Tranquillo e grazioso, Allegro moderato alla Marcia, and Allegro molto. The Norwegian dances performed mainly for nationalism an idea that dominated Europe at the time. Apart from the Norwegian dances, the Rialto Ripples was presented by George Gershwin and Donaldson William. At the concert, the Rialto Ripples was orchestrated by Salvani Vincent. Similarly, Polovtsian dance from Prince Igor was performed by Alexander Brodin. Also, the intermission performance of the Symphony No. 38k. 504 by WA Mozart.

Impressive Performance

The general performance was impressive from the arrangement of the instruments to the whole presentations. All the pieces performed had interesting themes. Another thing that made the performance brilliant was the stage arrangement that was so appealing. However, the projection of the sounds sometimes distorted the resonance establish the rhythm of the pieces not pleasant at all. One such part was the la Gazza ladra.

Successful Concert

The concert was a success because of the outstanding performance. All the performances were executed well and made all the people in attendance appreciate the pieces performed. If you are a staunch lover of orchestra music concerts, then this one of those concerts you wouldn’t want to miss. At the end of the performance, believe you me you will appreciate the value of good music as throughout the show the performers kept on involving the audience something I found to be fundamental to any performance.