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Christopher Blair

Orchestral Acoustics 101: Vineyard vs. Shoebox

Tue, Aug 8, 2009
by Christopher Blair
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Are visual intimacy and sonic-envelopment mutually exclusive? Christopher Blair –  full time acoustician, part-time conductor, 2nd time blogger. Following up on our previous discussion of acoustic conditions for orchestral players, comes a discussion of the two most popular ways of arraying the audience for concerts, along with the acoustical and visual advantages and disadvantages typically
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Orchestral Acoustics 101: Hearing Troubles?

Mon, Aug 8, 2009
by Christopher Blair
Christopher Blair –  full time acoustician, part-time conductor, 1st time blogger. First of all, I need to thank Drew for this temporary opportunity to use his blog while he’s away on vacation this week. If I had to come up with something to share every day as he does, I fear that I would not
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