Discuss below in a 800 words:
1) All performers and program content, including titles as performed in sequence. How does the artist or group alternate pieces or arrange the sequence of the songs (and here they usually are songs) so as to build to a final climax and keep the audience with them at all times?
(2) Details of the performance venue, including venue, arrangement of musicians and instruments, descriptions of instruments,and audience responses. Does the singer or band perform many new pieces or please the fans by playing mostly the artist's best-known songs? Does the audience sing along with the musicians? Is there dancing in the aisles or up front, in front of the musicians? If so, this is a sure sign that the performers have done a good job of literally "moving" the listeners. Analysis is yielding to emotion.
(3) Musical elements for each of the pieces performed (listed below) following the "Guide to Writing a Concert Report" for Popular Music - use time marks (00:00) as a reference in the narrative. As you may have noticed, most classical music concerts consist of known pieces performed in a traditionally accepted way; spontaneous creativity is kept closely in check. How do the artists at your pop concert demonstrate creativity by doing the unexpected, by suddenly improvising, for example?
(4) Do you sense that there is more of a sense of community and social bonding at your pop concert than at a typical concert of classical music? If so, why might that be?
02:30 At Last
07:15 If I Were a Boy
11:35 Crazy in Love
15:30 Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)
19:36 Grown Woman
25:00 I Will Always Love You
26:30 Halo