Latin American Music for UTD's Anniversary

The performance itself was weird and good at the same time. Since the music acts individually created these weird feelings, such as the second act involving the clarinet, drums, violin and piano. The mixture of instruments made an awkward unison of sound that threw me off, not to say I disliked it by any means it just wasn't as enjoyable as the first act.

The performers themselves liked to interact with the audience from the second act onward, sometimes looking directly at the audience or making some jokes before the start of the act. The audience's reaction to these pauses were positive with laughter.

Throughout many of the pieces there have been notable changes in tempo, from fast to slow, slow to fast, or just generally sticking to one tempo all the way through.