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McCormick Duo
On Monday September 8, 2003 at 8:00, I had the opportunity to attend “The McCormick Duo” held at the University of South Florida in the building FAH 101. This concert was the first concert held this year by the School of Music. As I walked into the building I could tell that all the attendees were mostly people who had attended these concerts often because, of their conversations about past concerts. I didn’t see many faces from my music class but, I did see students from other classes such as University Experience.
The recital consisted of only three performers. A flutist (Kim McCormick), percussionist (Robert McCormick), and a female soloist (Kay Lowe). The recital consisted of thirteen pieces in which three of the pieces included the soloist.
The piece that I am going to discuss is the piece that was the main piece of the night, it was the premiere performance and the name of the pie...
On Monday September 8, 2003 at 8:00, I had the opportunity to attend “The McCormick Duo” held at the University of South Florida in the building FAH 101. This concert was the first concert held this year by the School of Music. As I walked into the building I could tell that all the attendees were mostly people who had attended these concerts often because, of their conversations about past concerts. I didn’t see many faces from my music class but, I did see students from other classes such as University Experience.
The recital consisted of only three performers. A flutist (Kim McCormick), percussionist (Robert McCormick), and a female soloist (Kay Lowe). The recital consisted of thirteen pieces in which three of the pieces included the soloist.
The piece that I am going to discuss is the piece that was the main piece of the night, it was the premiere performance and the name of the pie...
Posted by: Andres Cisneros
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