A concert

Annyeong Haseyo,

I feel that Kelvin Anggara in 2008 is completely different with Kelvin Anggara in 2010. I used to blog every single day, but now, I feel like blogging only when I wanted to do so. HAHA! Strange. Really strange. Is it because I am busier now?

Anyway, I will try to blog once a week to keep constant this blog readership. =D
Last weekend, I went to a concert named Asian Folktales and Legends, by Guitar Ensemble NUS. I was there with a few of my UNLEASHED! friends, Albert, Andrew and Widyanata to support our fellow UNLEASHED!-er, Theresia Cudori. She was going to perform in this 13-pieces-marathon concert.

That's Theresia Cudori
My seating row
The concert before it started

My personal insight on this concert:
It was really good to listen to an orchestra. It was completely different with what I hear at Youtube. You know, nowadays, you dont have to attend concert as it will be published in youtube by people worldwide. I feel that the music entered through my ears straight into my mind and soul. It was a really refreshing and relaxing experience.

Post-performance

One thing I love to do when I listened to a music (seriously) is to imagine. I closed my eyes, imagine things that just came out upon listening to this music. I find it really relaxing and on the same time, inspiring. Coming to this concert has prompted me to do an initiative searching for interesting concert in Esplanade. I suppose Esplanade will have even greater show =P (Again, this is the price heuristics)

If I were asked, I would consider myself to be a beginner in the field of visual design. I love 2D designs and art. I am particularly interested in the conceptual thinking and visualization. Some works are really amazing in terms of its concept and I really love them!

And yay! I survived my Korean Oral-Test today!

peace
vixklen