Piano Concerto No. 2 By Rachmaninoff

Music often describes one's deepest emotions from the beginning to the end. It may take talent to perform, but there is no talent needed to understand the emotions and stories present throughout a chorus or melody. Sometimes it's hard to talk or properly explain problems to others or even relate to other people who you may trust. Music is always changing like ourselves through time and that is an easy way to relate and discover more about yourself. I have turned to music countless times through either listening or performing a piece depending on my current mood, which is often upset or sad rather than the mask I wear to school everyday. Music is one of those very few things in life that listens and can easily influence mood. Words in a song vary from happy to sad to angry and so can an orchestral piece. One of my favorite pieces is Piano Concerto no.2 by Rachmaninoff as it contains different emotions and connections throughout the piece.
In the past two, I got back into the tenor saxophone due the fact I prefered it over clarinet. The tenor saxophone in my opinion, is not some tool that can crank out swingy tunes which were popularized in jazz performances. I prefer the lesser common marching and concert tenor saxophones which can match a beautiful pitch with the tenor horns of the ensemble. It’s not a common instrument like the alto saxophone, which truly is an easier horn to play. The tenor saxophone is also the most similar to the soprano saxophone which is my second favorite saxophone, hitting all the notes which I can’t with the tenor. The tenor saxophone can adapt its voice depending on the player.