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3 (three) straight-backed, armless chairs
or artist benches placed in a semi-circle
with reasonable spacing. The seats should be flat and
no more than 18" high.
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Small table for flutes.
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The performance floor should be wood.
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There should be no extraneous noise
in the performance space, such as:
(a) audio
hum or hiss
(b) air conditioning or ventilation
noise
(c) cooling fans for sound
or lighting equipment
(d) dimmer noise
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If the hall has convertible acoustic
capabilities, the reverb time
should be set moderately long (plus or minus 3 seconds).
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The stage (or other performance space)
should be at least 40 inches
(1 meter) higher than the floor of the audience area.
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Even though electronics are generally
used for a Festival of Four
concert, the look should be very clean and "acoustic."
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General stage lighting.
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Creative lighting washes can enhance
the visual effect of the
performance and are encouraged by Festival of Four.
Specific lighting cues for
pieces can be arranged with the head electrician prior
to the
performance, when possible.
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Center stage special focused to accommodate
all musicians or
overlapping specials (one for each musician).
Sound
Festival of Four is an acoustic ensemble, but because
of the variable qualities of most performance spaces,
sound reinforcement is usually necessary.
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3 (three) microphones placed on low
boom stands and one (one)
microphone placed on a regular microphone stand, one
for each performer and specifically suitable for acoustic
instruments.
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1 (one) vocal microphone, on a regular
microphone stand placed
downstage right.
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The sound system must be completely
quiet. There can be no audible
hiss, hum or buzz.
Backstage
We would like (when possible):
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Drinking water: Evian or mineral water
preferred
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Hot water and herbal tea, coffee
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A variety of fresh fruit (bananas,
when possible)
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Snacks (Deli sandwiches, chips, etc.)
if possible…not essential.
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