The Sustainable Symphony at the Phoenix Zoo

This afternoon Dan was on-location at the Phoenix Zoo recording the primere performance of The Sustainable Symphony under the direction of Brian Viliunas.

The performances started off in the early afternoon with various musicians performing for Zoo patrons and animals all around the park. Then with a trailing audience the 40 musicians performed Beethovens Symohony N0. 1 in C Major, Op. 21 and Brahms Symohony No. 1 in C Minor, Op. 68.

New Toy Day :)

Yes, we love new toy day, and we are very excited to welcome a new Mytek Digital 8x192 ADDA to our collection.

The Mytek will become a centeriece of our new recording rig to be debued in about 2-3 weeks. This new system is designed primaritly for large ensemble recordings and it will act as an expansion to our larger rig taking it up to 24 analog inputs.

Not only does this give us another 8 channels of 24bit 192kHz inputs and outputs but it also allows us to offer Sonys DSD recording for our clients.

more to come.....

The Sustainable Symphony's Preview Concert

Today Dan was in Tempe, Arizona recording the newly formed Sustainable Symphony under the direction of Mr. Brian Viliunas. While today’s performance was just a scaled down preview, it looks like there are great things to come from this ensemble.

The audience of about 25 enjoyed a performance of Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring in its original version for 13 instrumentalists.

The Sustainable Symphony’s next performance will be Sunday March 29th at The Phoenix Zoo and will feature Beethoven’s 1st and Brahms 1st Symphonies.

www.sustainablesymphony.org