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Who was/were your favorite guest performer(s)? And explain why you enjoyed their performance the most. What life lesson did you take from their performance or discussion? If you could ask them any question, what would it be?
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My favorite guest was Walter Ponce. He inspired me to have a passion for something I love. I realized that I was not putting in my best effort into something I love to do. I appreciated his passion for playing the piano. I truly enjoyed listening to all of his piano pieces. It was remarkable how he was able to memorize the music, and did not have to look at the piano sheets.
I liked the Hot 8 performance because they were real and honest and chill and humble and weren't trying to be a bunch of condescending hot shots. I liked how there was a bit of an age gap between some of the members but they came together with the common passion of brass band music. I liked how they played sort of different types of brass band songs. I also liked how they all had a bottle of Pepsi and how they lit up when someone asked them about their favorite food. I've also never seen a brass band perform, so that was new and exciting.
My favorite guest is Aaron Williams who showed us tap dance and drum performance. I have interest about drums but I didn’t have a chance to learn about it. Thus it was very interesting and valuable time to me. Also he was really enjoyed to play drum and dance and I could see his passion for music during his performance. I learned from his performance that I have to do something really I want to do and passion with me because I want to enjoy my future like he did on the stage. If I could ask any question to him then I will ask this question. Have you ever regret doing what you do now? If you can’t do music and dances anymore then what do you want to do?
The favorite guests I love the most are Marek Probocz and Aaron Williams.
Unlike other guests, these two guests had showed the audiences why they are what they did while they are on the stage. Especially, Aaron looked so enjoyable when he was drumming and dancing. And Marek Probocz let me feel the fun of being an audience. I was laughing and happy when he was directing actors on the stage.
During their speeches, I understand completely that life can be colorful when we are doing what we truly want in life.
If I can ask a question, I probably would ask:
When you were deciding what you want to do in your life, do you take others opinion into consideration? For example, would you do what you are doing if you parents did not like your decision? Because some students today will take people's suggestions. And sometimes taking those decisions, students also gave up what they actually want to do.
So I'll start with saying my favorite guest was the actor Marek Probocz . Although, at times I found myself in a daze trying to figure out what he was saying through his thick accent, most of the time I was completely immerse in his performance. When I learned his whole speech and topics of discussion were formed through improvisation I was in awe. The irony in this was that what made his performance so interesting was that it was off the top of his head. Because he was able sense the crowd, he transformed his humor and content to our generation's cultural background. And his Romeo and Juliet coaching was of course an entertaining end.
From this performance, more specifically the Romeo and Juliet coaching portion, I learned to believe that I'm the only one that knows the correct way to live. I can't let the "wrongs" hinder my life when I'm the judge.
I would ask Marek Probocz, what career would he have chosen other than the film industry?