Concert report

There are many full-length concerts now available on YouTube and other streaming video services. Be sure that the concert you view is a concert of jazz music – not jazz-influenced music – including at least two musicians performing together in the same band, and is at least 60 minutes in length. Then follow the guidelines for the concert review. If you have any questions as to whether a concert is appropriate,  just send me the link.
The purpose of the concert report is to utilize the tools we develop throughout the course to critically engage with a live musical experience. After viewing the concert, you must write a 1000-minimum word essay, describing the experience. The easiest way to conceptually approach a concert report is to imagine that youre describing the event to someone who is not at all familiar with the music or the performers. Most importantly, you must describe what the music sounded like  this is the core of your report:
You must describe in detail, five of the songs performed, with a paragraph of around 150 words for each song. This can include describing the general character of each song (melody, rhythm, tempo, texture, emotional content, etc., in your own words as it seems appropriate), and most importantly, how the song unfolds from beginning to end this can include notable moments or shifts in mood and character, and interesting musical exchanges and dialogues between musicians.
Aside from perhaps a few sentences telling me who the performers are, I’m not interested in additional biographical information concerning the musicians, or historical information pertaining to the songs performed. Your concert report should be written entirely in your own words there’s no need to quote from outside sources.