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Audio for video:
I've done a lot of audio for online video of music events that were streamed and/or captured live. Here are some examples of sound recording work I've done for video produced by others:
Jeffrey Grossman, Daniel Lee, and Nicholas DiEugenio featured here with a few friends, from their "The 24 Violins Cross the Alps" concert. Video by Four/Ten Media.
One of my absolute favorite projects to be involved with at Carnegie is the New York Lullaby Project Concert. If there's any proof in the universe of the visceral power of music, this is it. Grab some tissues and enjoy the concert.
- I recorded the live performance of these talented youngsters at Harlem Stage - portions of which you can see (and hear) in this video - which was given as part of their preparation for a Carnegie Hall concert in November 2010. Check out the up-and-coming talents of two of the student soloists here at 1:05 and 2:53, both of whom brought down the house. The live concert audio is my work; the dialogue and workshop audio, as well as the video, were done by Kornhaber Brown
A piece from Dr. Faustus' "Hammerklavier" concert, one of my first forays into video production, where I mixed post-concert interviews with the composers with their piece from the concert. It's a concept I still like very much. Camerawork here was by Ted Cartselos.