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Concert Review: The New York Youth Symphony
On Sunday, Novermber 20,2016 at 2:00 pm, The New York Youth Symphony performed at the carnegie hall Stern Auditorium. The program includes VIET CUONG Neon, BRAHMS Symphony No. 3, BRUCH Violin Concerto No. 1, and RAVEL La valse.
The first piece of music was VIET CUONG Neon. I couldn’t get in the carnegie hall on time due to subway lateness, so I couldn’t listen the VIET CUONG Neon. When I entered the auditorium, everyone was clapping already. I was kinda disappointed because I didn’t have the chance to listen to the first piece of music.
I was sitting on the DC2 section with my friends. I could see many different instruments on the stage, I saw string instruments, woodwinds instruments, brass instruments and one timpani on the stage. The second
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