Attend a concert and write a review. "Duo" in B-flat major by Mozart and "Terzetto" in C by Dvorak.

Having heard and studied some of Mozart's works, I would say typical Mozart's works are full of scales, that is, quick successions of adjacent notes. This makes his works sound fleeting in Allegro movements, yet peaceful in the slower movements. Multi-movement works are full of expression. The excitements in the first movements, serenity in the second, cheerfulness in the third and revival of ecstasy in the last movement. The scales complemented the fleeting, blithe, and …

…their seriousness and devotion to music. The choices of music enabled me to expand my music knowledge and introduced pieces that I have never heard. After this concert, I listened to those 3 pieces again online and personally compared them to my favorite music: Dvorak's Symphony No.9 and Brahms Piano Quartet in G minor. I discovered that different composers had their unique qualities in their music which makes me more and more interested in Western music.