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Jazz Field Trip Report
Music is among the most loved things by many people. Notably among them is jazz that has both elements of classical and modern music. This music type is usually difficult and, thus, solicits special devotion during the performances. This essay will delve into the report of a jazz concert that I recently attended.
The concert occurred at __________on ___________. The band mainly embarked on music from Timothy Carrigg. They included different instruments like trumpets, guitar, drums, tenor sax, bass, and alto sax. I had arrived at the concert earlier, and the hall was almost empty. People were chattering and excited about the event. When the show commenced, the hall was already full, and the bands were checking if the speakers were functioning correctly and if their instruments were in tune.
I was ecstatic about the ordeal and couldn’t wait for it to start. As soon as the songs started playing, I felt a feeling of euphoria engulfing me and all thoughts and concentration were thwarted towards the music. The crowd danced to the rhythm and swayed just like the way the singer signaled. His voice connected with that of the music and it sounded just like a music record. It was fun as the crowd cheered danced to the music.
The initial song was ‘My Melancholy Baby’ produced by Tristano Lennie. They then went on to play ‘improvisational selections’ by Carrigg Tim which incorporated on old groove style that depicted the assemblages of the tempo’s section.

The third music played was by Corea Chick, titled ‘Humpty Dumpty.’ This is one of the typical contemporary jazz music. In this particular song, the bass and guitar seamlessly blended thus creating a symmetrical harmony. Lastly, the team played ‘Euphoria’ by Tim Carrig, which started with a slow solo from a keyboard that was all based on improvisation soloing. This is typical of the solo in jazz (“What is Jazz?” N.p). They incorporated random drum patterns that were rhythmic and simple and it slowly raised in tempo where it fades and the keyboard takes over. At the final phases, the drum shut off and the piano takes center stage as the concert was concluded. It was signified by a loud cheer from the crowd as a show of appreciation for the music.
The band socialized and mingled with the audience as they showcased a passion for jazz music in their discussions. This was by far one of the most entertaining events, and I would certainly anticipate another jazz event in the future.
Works Cited
“What Is Jazz?” National Museum of American History. N. p., 2015. Web. 14 Oct. 2018. http://americanhistory.si.edu/smithsonian-jazz/education/what-jazz