Chicago Symphony Orchestra By George Solti: Music Analysis

Astonishing is my best words to describe the initial impression of the wonderful piece that Exhibition, Chicago Symphony Orchestra, performed throughout the video. The work of art composed by George Solti was amazing. I found the orchestral sounds far more beautiful, strings much more engaged musically. This piece has its differences in many areas of the song, but it doesn’t compare to other music heard. The piano played throughout the piece was like music to my ears. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra is very well known for its classics, and has been in the music industries for over a decade. When the composer was creating this piece, his intensions were to bring his work to a vivid experience in my point of view. The instrumentation used, and
heard within this piece was the Piano, Violins, Trumpets, Tuba, French Horn, Bass Clarinet, Flutes, Double Basses among other instruments. The structural pieces of this musical piece are established by its qualities, crescendo, decrescendo melodies, pitches, durations, and intensities, typically consisting of distinct sections that provide contrast. Listening to this magnificent piece, I got Goosebumps. The changes between the pieces, from high, to mysteries were incredible. I strongly consider this piece an effective piece of music due to its satisfaction that leaves behind to the audiences. His work is very creative in many areas, but mainly because it was created due to an inspiration of his friend whom had passed away. Pictures at an Exhibition is as a result very much a work of art that allows musical artists to bring the elements of creation of art to the forefront, of the audience.