English 4, Post 2, 'Choosing between: (a) The best holidays or (b) The best concert'

 Warm Salutations,

Prospective Music Interpreters, Art History/Musical Theorists, Plastic Artists, Theatre Designers, Actresses, etc. from Artes,

This week, I am bringing to you the second out of eight blog sessions.

In this particular session, you will be asked to do the following class assignment:

This time you will write about the best holidays or concerts you've been to. 

Please choose ONLY 1 topic. 

Holidays:

When it was
Where you went
How long it was
People you went with
Things/activities they did
Why it has been the best so far
Any other relevant info

or,

Concert:

When / where it was
The artist you saw
A bit of info about the artist
Describe the atmosphere during the event
Describe how you felt and why they enjoyed it
Any other memories about it

Word Count: 170 minimum.

Leave comments on 3 of your classmates’ posts + comments on your teacher's post.

"Dear Fellow Concert Goers,

This time I was given the great opportunity to write about a memorable concert I had the privilege to attend. This time I wanted this writing session to be special. I wanted to tell you all about a time I was the lead singer of a (short-lived) band.

 About twelve years ago, when I was a freshman at university, a great meeting for “mechones” (first-year students) was going to take place. Everybody was looking forward to attending this great musical event, and especially, every single band was looking forward to giving its best shot. Everything had to be perfect.

One of those bands was composed of English Pedagogy Students, and they chose “me” to give a special surprise. They thought I was a funny person which had something to give to the audience, so, out of nowhere, they told me to sing a funny song to cheer the audience up. 

What I sang to a drunken (pissed off, really) group of university students was memorable, at least for me. I combined two songs, “La Chona” from “Los Tucanes de Tijuana” and “Lithium” from Nirvana.

The laugh was massive, and the fun, even more memorable. It was a nice touch of foolishness”.

Thanks a lot for reading,

Kind Regards!