Steinway SpirioCast: Amazing new technology brings live concerts to your home!
On June 24, Steinway Artist Víkingur Ólafsson performed J.S. Bach’s Goldberg Variations live from Elbharmonie in Hamburg. The concert was broadcast live via Steinway & Sons Spiriocast to Spirios in venues around the world, including here at Steinway Hall London.
Exciting news! Learn more about celebrated artist El Anatsui and his lesser-known passion for collecting vinyl. Discover how the acclaimed artist's musical side sheds light on a captivating aspect of his life beyond his iconic metal tapestries. Read more about this fascinating insight into Anatsui's world here: [El Anatsui Vinyl Collection](https://ift.tt/ZsGPhHE)
For you engineers out there workin on chops This is a GREAT exercise to do with some of your favorite EQs to really learn how they work and ultimately what critical and/or 1/3 octave bands are being targeted. Some bands may be damn close, but then scope out the size of the Q. This is what makes creates these great classics to such a unique sound. #mixingandmastering #mixengineer #masterengineer #audioengineer #sounddesign #audioproduction
Join Mix With Jerry as he analyzes the different frequency responses of the PuigTec EQs, modeled after the legendary Pultec EQs. The Puigtec packs a punch that is sought after by producers and technicians alike and the color and musicality of the PuigTec EQ is unique. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gJpkjq9V
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Eurydice Fragments: Auditions Open Call Be part of a contemporary performance that fuses opera with modern technology. Through an immersive exploration of our digital and carbon existences, the performance dissolves the binaries we are bound to from birth until death, and strums the threads between heaven and hell, male and female, maker and muse, performer and audience. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/dKFDipvF #CreativePathways
Musician | Arts Entrepreneur | Audience Development and Engagement | Organizational Change
When we as musical artists and performing arts organizations consider our target audiences, it is critical that we clearly understand the value of our product. A key component of our value proposition, as Yo-Yo Ma, the neurologist and author Oliver Sacks and U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy have articulated, is connection: connection to something larger than ourselves, to profound emotions, to each other, and as Jeremy Eichler posits in his acclaimed new book, Times Echo, connection to events, people and places in history. Music creates connection within and between us in a way that few other art forms can. Developing best practices and competencies in order to create and enhance connection is key to attracting, engaging and retaining the audiences we wish to have.
Working in psychological #safecircles with #arks. Invite your team to our 30 minutes group journey (GPLv3 & free) & contribute to making the world a psychologically safer space.
Wonderful take on #ESC #Nemo from Christian Gertsch (thank you Hansjürg Lusti for pointing this out to me) with reference to my hearth-topic #team #psychologicalsafety. (The article describes the safe space that apparently facilitated the songwriting process leading up to #thecode): <...The description of the space that the four created is ‘team psychological safety’. Harvard professor Amy Edmondson coined the term and explains it like this: ‘It’s a climate in which it’s OK to take risks, to express ideas and concerns, to speak up with questions, and to admit mistakes.’ Everyone should be able to work in an environment in which they feel psychologically safe, but it is shockingly rare. Such a climate isn’t easy to set up. ‘Psychological safety is not something you can impose on a group from the outside. It’s an emergent property within the group,’ says Amy Edmondson. ‘The team leaders have the greatest influence, followed by the other members of the group. The more respect and curiosity they show each other, the more a sense of belonging is created, which is a prerequisite for us to take risks. Something like: If I fall trying this out, you’ll catch me.’ That’s how ‘The Code’ was created: under pressure, but with the feeling that the others would catch another member if they fell. Someone kept writing if another came up against a wall.>
How Nemo found Nemo Out now: my profile of Swiss artist Nemo who performs at European Song Contest in Malmö this Saturday. Nemo’s song will not only break the code but also most likely your heart. (No paywall) https://lnkd.in/eKF8uk_T
Why are the arts so important? Because they are an integral part of what it mean to be human, they are key to our mental wellbeing wether participating in them as an audience member or as a maker. How do you harness this wellbeing power for your employees? We can [email protected]
"I think it's even a problem that we're living in a society that we need to ask why the arts matter." Repost if you agree with Concert Pianist Isata Kanneh-Mason - she got right to the heart of the matter at #TheStateoftheArts report launch last month!
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Uncovering the Music and Being an Artist Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/AOJGM #llstudio2069 #UntoldStory #LostInterview #RelentlessPursuit #ExclusiveGlimpse #SergSArtisticJourney #>Photo #PodcastEnthusiasts #WisdomShared #OvercomesChallenges #TodaySBlogPost