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October 15: A Concert Analysis

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This photo taken on October 15th illustrates a concert that I attended. I was trying to portray the gathering of people, through music, and how one single person with a guitar and his voice can affect the way people feel and the relationships between friends. The music can be gloomy and emotional, bright and exciting, or even a little bit of both. Either way, music brings people together and impacts us all. Not only, but it affects the signers as well, and it is apparent. As the violinist gently moves the bow back and forth with the long strokes, and the singer who creates beautiful music for a living sings lyric by lyric, utters word by word, you know that this art they all create is coming from the heart. The stage goes black and you can
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