Concert report
On Sunday, 11 December 2016 at 8:00 p.m. in Broadway Hudson theatre, Peter Jason Riley performed five of his best pieces that I like most. He is a film musician, a comedian and a performer in documentary. At first, I felt very overwhelmed in the event because the famous Peter lounged the stage with one of his best pieces, Rivers Apart produced in 2010. This is one of his best music that I love most about Peter Jason Riley. In the hall, everybody was like popping out though the ventilation with regards to the hit of the music and aggressiveness of the actor to keep the stage in motion. Peter Jason appeared as the concertmaster while McCain taking the soloist. The motion began quietly as the strings of the instruments dropped slowly in motion as the brass instrument came in with a gentle motion. This progressed more dramatically till to the climax when the piece turned to be faster and intense. At this moment, the floor was shaking loudly as everyone in the hall jumped up and down to express sweetness of the melody and fluency of the concertmaster. The instruments were designed to follow one after another and the second piece to hit the stage was Falling Over Backwards. Actually, at this moment, the music was accompanied by a continual beating of drums while clanging cymbals on the ground as the trumpets took the forefront of the overture. It continued for some two hours of cheer and joy after which we were allowed a fifteen minute of intermission and Peter Riley stepped on stage to perform his best After the Parade solo album. It was a song in which many reviews were dropped. At the end of performance, I was very glad for having attended the event. What intrigued me more is the way the bodies of the two actors moved with music.