This so hilarious. AND HELPFUL. I remember ages ago learning how to behave. Only new thing is the cell phone problem. Times change. But…Music is forever.
I loved this video brings back memories many moons ago when we were in Elementary and Jr High going to the LA Philharmonic :)) Going to share this video with my students Thanks!
This is great! We have a concert for all fourth graders in our district presented by the California Chamber Orchestra. It will be the first classical music concert for most of the students. I will send this to all of the teachers in my district. Perfect! Thank you.
I forgot to add in a previous comment, no smoking, tobacco use or use of e-cigarettes. There are "No Smoking" signs at the door for a reason. Also, don't even think about replicating The Rite of Spring riot by disrupting the performers. They work incredibly hard to give everyone the best performance possible and acting like a bunch of sixth graders who got a hold of the keys to their parents liquor cabinet is completely disrespectful to everyone.
Various pieces of classical music including Elgar's Cello Concerto and extracts from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker. The jingle that introduces each section was chosen by the director!
Thank you dor this but can you show how to attend a concert how a concert works how to go to the place wbere the concert is bevause i want to go to those coachella or blackpink concerts please sorry im late.
Hi! I am a music teacher at an elementary school, and I would love to use your video in a lesson on audience behavior. Do I have permission to use it in my lesson?
Lol, sure - classical audiences have to be taught like children how to act at a performance because it's oh-so-precious and important to protect the egos of the people playing as well as all the snobs who are there to show off their superiority without saying a word - which is of course part of the etiquette.
@@xn1438 If it were basic respect, then why do you not see the same behavior exhibited in different performance cultures? Unless you were to suggest that other performance cultures are simply disrespectful, which I would argue is not the case at all.
One time at a ballet,my favorite, my neighbor pulled out a digital fan buzzing away😮
Having my first piano recital in a couple days, my mom sent me this video.
This so hilarious. AND HELPFUL. I remember ages ago learning how to behave. Only new thing is the cell phone problem. Times change. But…Music is forever.
Music IS forever! (And yes just remember to turn off the mobiles :))
Attending my first concert this evening... just covering my bases. Thanks for the tips! :D
Anna Fink hope the video helped!
I loved this video brings back memories many moons ago when we were in Elementary and Jr High going to the LA Philharmonic :)) Going to share this video with my students Thanks!
Thanks Jessica for watching and yes please do share it with your students!
This is great! We have a concert for all fourth graders in our district presented by the California Chamber Orchestra. It will be the first classical music concert for most of the students. I will send this to all of the teachers in my district. Perfect! Thank you.
I hope all the students enjoyed the concert and also used some of what they learned in the video!
1:38 Also, no food or drink is allowed in the auditorium.
you really dont want to cough right now...
or be at a concert
Very true, but let's hope concerts resume soon...
Thank you! I thoroughly enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing!
Pretty accurate! haha. When I'm playing in a concert it bothers me to see people like that.
Glad you enjoyed it Ariel! I'm just hoping this vid helps audiences so we can do our job!!
Thanks for watching!
These are many of the reasons I and most of my well-mannered arts loving friends, no longer attend any performances...
Oh dear....sorry to hear that...
I liked this video very much!!!
I remember been asked concert etiquette for audience in my exam.. I didn't know anything..thank you for the video 💜
Honorable Mention- Fighting in a concert will not be tolerated and will result getting ejected from the concert, arrested or both.
I watch this in music class we were all laughing 😂
Thanks for watching!
3:43 Left guy
The conductor was flying ok!?
great video, funny :D
I forgot to add in a previous comment, no smoking, tobacco use or use of e-cigarettes. There are "No Smoking" signs at the door for a reason. Also, don't even think about replicating The Rite of Spring riot by disrupting the performers. They work incredibly hard to give everyone the best performance possible and acting like a bunch of sixth graders who got a hold of the keys to their parents liquor cabinet is completely disrespectful to everyone.
Wow
So funny 🤣 😆
Thank you!
My pleasure!
My pleasure!
I came here for fortinte cheeburger where is it
Hello Mr. Lai. I would like to ask permission to use this video in my music class.
Hi Eden many thanks for asking, yes please go ahead! I hope your class enjoy it!
@@JCWLai Thank you very much, Mr. Lai.
make a concert etiquette video for people with Tourettes lol
I find it because of module
Whats the piece in the video
Various pieces of classical music including Elgar's Cello Concerto and extracts from Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker. The jingle that introduces each section was chosen by the director!
I'd say people who have a cold should just give away their ticket to a healthy aficionado.
I watch this because of my module🙄😅
my life be like ooooo waaaaa
: )
Module brought me here fuck hahahah
Thank you dor this but can you show how to attend a concert how a concert works how to go to the place wbere the concert is bevause i want to go to those coachella or blackpink concerts please sorry im late.
Hi! I am a music teacher at an elementary school, and I would love to use your video in a lesson on audience behavior. Do I have permission to use it in my lesson?
Hi Olivia thanks for watching, and thanks for asking permission. Yes please go ahead and share in your lesson, hope the kids find it useful 😊
Lol, sure - classical audiences have to be taught like children how to act at a performance because it's oh-so-precious and important to protect the egos of the people playing as well as all the snobs who are there to show off their superiority without saying a word - which is of course part of the etiquette.
I think it’s just basic respect my guy but sure
@@xn1438 If it were basic respect, then why do you not see the same behavior exhibited in different performance cultures? Unless you were to suggest that other performance cultures are simply disrespectful, which I would argue is not the case at all.
I ant following any of these rules.
lol
ur in 5th grade i bet