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Great concentration (Explored)
It takes great concentration to make great music. These percussionists are attentive to the music as they wait to make their entrance.
The MetWinds invited students to sit in with us. Since the stage only held 65 musicians, I sat out of one of the student pieces and photographed some of the students and our musicians from the wings. The lighting was very difficult with warm light reflected from the front and harsh blue light shining down on the percussionists. I converted the scene to black and white which eliminated some of the lighting issues.
To see the MetWinds live, check out www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgT0NZI6ChU.
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The MetWinds invited students to sit in with us. Since the stage only held 65 musicians, I sat out of one of the student pieces and photographed some of the students and our musicians from the wings. The lighting was very difficult with warm light reflected from the front and harsh blue light shining down on the percussionists. I converted the scene to black and white which eliminated some of the lighting issues.
To see the MetWinds live, check out www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgT0NZI6ChU.
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Gudrun, Roger Bennion, Jean-luc Drouin, Christiane ♥.•*¨`*•✿ and 26 other people have particularly liked this photo
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est telle que leur attention est remarquable.
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Thank you for the link, the music is wonderful!
You play in the MWS? What do you play?! How marvelous to be so talented that you are in an orchestra like this!! I'm so very impressed, Esther! :)
My son played sax in the school orchestra and I so enjoyed seeing how all the parts came together.
What a wonderful entry for our challenge. :)
As for the lighting: I know, I had the same issue.
Wunderbar in S/W.
if i had come across the music you linked to back in the day, i may never have given up the clarinet!
seen and enjoyed in SSC.
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