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How To Perform A Gungor Concert
Spring Arbor University invited the duo Gungor to come to preform a concert on campus. Before the concert, I wasn’t very familiar with their music besides one song the chapel band preforms. Although, I wasn’t very familiar with their work I was willing to experience something new. I was excited to attend the concert because I now have a better understanding of music because of Music Foundations class. The first thing I notice about the concert was the setting, which shows a lot about the band and the type of music they will be playing. Gungor is a famous band that travels often. Instead of having their concert in the gym of the university the concert was held in the White Auditorium. I believe the venue was intentional and what the two artists wanted. The …show more content…
In Gungor’s music there were many different themes. The theme varied from song to song, the theme would always reoccur during the chorus. The rest of the music was made to revolve around the theme of the music in their songs. Timbre was also noticeable in Gungor that makes them different from other artists. The timbre is really shaped by the instruments or the vocals. In Gungor’s case there timbre really revolved around the string instruments they used and the use of their voices. Going along with the timbre Gungor has multiple types of genres they fall under. Gungor falls under the genre of experimental rock, baroque rock, contemporary worship, and folk music. Gungor falls under many different categories for a few different reasons. During the Q & A the couple explained where they get their music inspiration. They listened many diverse bands and artists that inspire their music style. There large range of inspiration has helped shape their creativity, which makes them fall under different genres. The band is contemporary so the period of music is very current. Gungor keeps releasing more music, which allows them to be up to

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