Coverage: Kingdom Hearts Orchestra - World Tour - in New York City

You guys have fun over there! 

This is awesome Leamax, thanks for sharing this with us!

It's awesome to know that the concert world tour has found such success! It's well earned success, after all, and I hope that this leads to more concert world tours in the future! I hope that everyone who attends this concert enjoy every bit of it! May your hearts be your guiding key!

I wonder if Nomura will show up at the end to say something more before July?

Apparently, the New York event was so chaotic, that people couldn't hear the music because people were screaming and shouting during the compositions. 

Apparently, the New York event was so chaotic, that people couldn't hear the music because people were screaming and shouting during the compositions. 

I'm glad I wasn't there to witness that. That would mess me up big time.

They weren't distracted when playing their pieces weren't they?

I'm glad I wasn't there to witness that. That would mess me up big time.

 

They weren't distracted when playing their pieces weren't they?

I was there on the Saturday show. It was CHAOTIC. Many of the audience were disrespectful. I was sitting in the orchestra section, and the guy beside me was screaming whenever his favorite character shows up, whistling, and tapping his foot. Had to shut him off.

I don't think they were distracted, but I remembered one of the flute played his/her part too fast during Vector to Heavens (long day, hot day, mistake happens, I admire that he/she could move along with the song seamlessly after the mistake).

I went to the Harry Potter Orchestra the other day, but this time the conductor ENCOURAGED the audience to cheer whenever they see their favorite character on screen. I was confused at first, but these audience are FAR more respectful and bearable than the KH orchestra audience.

All in all, Kingdom Hearts Orchestra in NY was amazing, the fandom ruined it.

I was there on the Saturday show. It was CHAOTIC. Many of the audience were disrespectful. I was sitting in the orchestra section, and the guy beside me was screaming whenever his favorite character shows up, whistling, and tapping his foot. Had to shut him off.

 

I don't think they were distracted, but I remembered one of the flute played his/her part too fast during Vector to Heavens (long day, hot day, mistake happens, I admire that he/she could move along with the song seamlessly after the mistake).

 

I went to the Harry Potter Orchestra the other day, but this time the conductor ENCOURAGED the audience to cheer whenever they see their favorite character on screen. I was confused at first, but these audience are FAR more respectful and bearable than the KH orchestra audience.

 

All in all, Kingdom Hearts Orchestra in NY was amazing, the fandom ruined it.

Well. There are a lot of people that knows when to remain silent during musical pieces, despite there's clips showing as the orchestra was playing. And there are others that probably don't know such etiquette to follow when being in an orchestra concert. I'm glad my piano teacher taught me, my brother, and the other students proper etiquette. 

If they weren't distracted, that's good. I'm relieved to read that.  I know the feeling of making mistakes. You're right. Mistakes happen.

I'm sorry you guys didn't hear the music when they were cheering loud. And that's good you still enjoyed yourself. Glad I wasn't there to witness all of it. I had my share of problems regarding me playing in a high school's talent show, people were cheering loud, and it made things worse with me. I totally messed up with my piano piece and their cheering made me nervous.