Concert at Brightview Great Falls

Brightview’s air buzzed with the sophistication of music’s touch. The first two pieces were a contrast of liveliness and energy, though they didn’t capture the room as much as the later performances. Then came a spellbinding duet that had a lively, delicate, and sweet melody. The audience clapped and whispered about the perfect synchronization of both violins, looking cheerier than they were earlier. The brother and sister seemed to read each other’s minds as they immersed themselves in the music. The next performer played predominantly dramatic pieces, skillfully maneuvering his fingers in his Nocturne. The seniors sat up straighter in their chairs and beamed at each other, clearly drawn in by the emotion of the piece. The last performer looked particularly self-confident, and that reflected in his performance. After his first piece, an extremely difficult one with dominating energy, a senior remarked, “He’s great, isn’t he?” In his second piece, the dramatic energy did not cease; many pauses built suspense as the audience stayed completely still. He persevered through the more demanding sections, maintaining focus and control. His third piece shifted the tone: sweeter, slower, and a contrast to the other dominating ones, capturing Bach’s energy well. His later pieces were darker and more delicate, his fingers gliding effortlessly across the keys. When he finished, the room filled with applause and quiet wows from the audience, impressed by how much emotion he brought to the closing moments. The concert was an unforgettable showcase of talent, with every musician demonstrating remarkable professionalism and skill. (Reported by Angelina Lin)