Performances

by Applause Length

Applause length is recorded from the very first clap, cheer, or laugh to the resonance from the final clap ending. Applause only at the end of the composition and not in between movements or during the piece is recorded. "Booing" subtracts from any applause time, unless the booing is not directed towards the nature of the piece, performance, or the performer(s) themsel(ves) (for example, booing the antagonist of an opera in good humour).

00.00-04.99 seconds

00.00s




00.00s
Performed by Camilo Aybar and virtual accompaniment to submit for the final round of the National Canadian Music Festival, composition stream.
00.00s
Performed by Camilo Aybar and James Yi to submit for Performing Arts BC 2021 on 14 May 2021.
00.00s
Performed by Jonathan Crow and the Victoria Conservatory Chamber Orchestra in Alix Goolden Hall for the "Creative Innovations" Concert.

05.00-09.99 seconds

08.20s
Performed by Camilo Aybar and James Yi at the Victoria Conservatory of Music's Wood Hall for a Collegium performance class.

10.00-14.99 seconds

15.00-19.99 seconds

17.19s

Performed by the Victoria High Notes Flute Choir at  St. Andrews Angilican Church for the Canada Music Week Flute Spectacular

19.45s

Performed at Rockheights Middle School for the "Music in the Air" Year-End Concert.

19.77s

Performance attempted as a surprise for the for the "Music in the Air" Year-End Concert at Rockheights Middle School.

20.00-24.99 seconds

20.12s
Performed by Camilo Aybar and Jany Lu at the Victoria Conservatory of Music's Alix Goolden Hall for the Winds and Brass Department Year-End Concert.

23.17s

Performed at the Royal Theatre (Victoria, BC) - Main Lobby.

25.00-29.99 seconds

30.00 seconds +

56.00s

Performed by the Longmont Youth Symphony as a part of their Autumn concert.

65.16s

WORLD PREMIERE of this movement given by the Hillsboro Symphony Orchestra as a part of their "Roaring Twenties" concert.