How To Write A Concert Critique

I attended a performance called Organists of Iowa at the Martha-Ellen Tye Recital Hall in Ames on Sunday, March 26th at 3:00pm. This was their 29th annual recital. The performers were Miriam Zach, James Bovinette, and Amy Christensen. Not only do these performers play instruments, but they also teach music. What really pleased me about this performance was the large organ. I have never seen such a musical instrument like that one before in person. The performance was very loud, but the music they played was soothing. It was pleasing to me that they played instruments other than the organ. They also played an oboe, which is part of the woodwinds instrument family, and the trumpet, which is part of the brass instrument family. All of the musicians were very talented, and you could tell they have been producing and practicing music for many years. I liked how the performers made smooth transitions and that each song break was short.
What did not work for me was that the recital was very long in my opinion. I
She was the woman who was playing the organ. She stood out to me because I have never seen anyone play an organ before, and I can imagine that the organ is a very difficult instrument to play. This performer was very into the music she was performing and seemed very enthusiastic toward the audience. The program states that she has been teaching organ courses and music history classes at Iowa State University, which really fascinates me. My overall reaction to Organists of Iowa was very pleasant. The performance was very well put together, and was neat and professional. The music sounded amazing from the organ, trumpet, and oboe. None of the performers messed up, and they had a very successful show with a large audience. It was not a boring show at all; it was very entertaining. It is impressive that this recital is almost at its 30th