What will you remember about her performance? Be specific about the experience.
I will remember how she carried herself and how she performed. I thought it was interesting how she really got into the music she was playing. She talked about how proper form doesn't really matter; it's how you flow with your instrument that matters.
Describe what it felt like listening to her play. What factors helped create this moment? You can describe any of the times that she played on either instrument (the Snare drum or Marimba).
I felt freaked out. It was like she transformed into a weirdo. But it worked for her, so I respect that. I also felt a lot of suspense when she played the drum. Like, when they showed the close up of the drum and she was going super fast, I sat on the edge of my seat.
What elements of her performance influenced what the audience heard?
The elements of her performance that influenced the audience were when she talked about how everyone hears music differently. Someone playing the instrument will hear something different than someone sitting under the instrument, and someone in the front row will hear something different than a person in the very back row.
What did she mean by, "Each person experiences music in their own way"? Think about how you experience music and why everyone doesn't enjoy listening to the same music.
She meant that everyone hears music differently and takes music in differently. A blind person will take music in differently than a deaf person. She showed us this when she told us about how she would listen to the wall resonating the sound, and how she could hear music that way.
