You have the whole semester to attend this concert. Please don’t delay since the

You have the whole semester to attend this concert. Please don’t delay since there will be fewer concerts toward the end of the semester. The reports should be 350-400 words minimum and should include:
Please submit the report properly by clicking on the external tool button at the end of the page. Please do not submit Apple (.pages) files.
Please do not attach your submission file in the Comment box. Please submit the report properly by clicking on the external tool button at the end of the page
You should write and submit a personal and unique description of the concert. Refrain from copying or paraphrasing your sources. By doing so, it will reflect in the Originality report inside of Turnitin.com
You should describe your personal experience at the concert and take notes and report each piece/composition that you listened to during the concert.
Please read well the instructions below. You should complete every step in order to receive credit for this activity.
Here you will find two (2) required video links for our second Concert Attendance requirement. Your report must have 350-400 words. Below are the links.
Conductor Alondra de la Parra brings together The Impossible Orchestra, formed by outstanding musicians from 14 different countries, in order to support Mexican women and children affected by COVID-19.The Impossible Orchestra makes its debut with the interpretation of the quintessential Mexican symphonic composition: Danzón No. 2, by Arturo Márquez.
The Impossible Orchestra has gathered, at a distance, the best soloists in the world to play one of the most important pieces of Mexican classical music. Due to the COVID crisis, these musicians have recorded their music independently, showing that even in distance, music can be created through collaboration, creativity and talent.
The music is accompanied by prima ballerina Elisa Carrillo with choreography created specifically for the event by renowned Christopher Wheeldon. Danzón No. 2was the most performed classical piece in the world in 2019 and has been reinvented by Márquez and Alondra de la Parra for this grand occasion. Music from Mexico to the world; World Aid for Mexico: The Impossible Orchestra shows us that in music, as in all aspects of society, we only have to transform the old models, and achieve what has never been done before
First video: The performance (Links to an external site.)

Second video: The making of the video (Links to an external site.)

Your task is to comment on each video and more importantly about your listening experience.
I want you to describe your own experience in listening to it and learning about the piece and the idea of making such a video. Submit your report on the link for Concert Attendance 2. Please call me at the number listed on the syllabus if you have additional questions. I will assist you with any related class issues.
The idea behind the project
We live in times of transition and change. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a huge impact around the world. Isolation and distance measures, although necessary, make us feel more divided, alone, separated from each other.
In Mexico, this crisis has particularly affected women and children, since they are the most vulnerable to the social, health, and economic effects of the pandemic. As a Mexican, a mother and a musician, Alondra de la Parra, was convinced that something had to be done, and the best way to help would be through music.
The Impossible Orchestra is born from the conviction that music has the power to unite us. No matter our origins, our nationalities or our differences, music creates a universal language of hope in difficult times.
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