Wednesday, September 27, 2017

What Disney Hall Sounds Like To An L.A. Philharmonic Musician On Its Stage

"The seating arrangement for the musicians in an orchestra is designed, naturally, to make the music sound best to the audience sitting out in the hall. ... But [it] is definitely not optimized for the listening pleasure of the musicians, who hear a different cacophony depending on where they sit. 'The stage has 101 acoustical micro-climates. Every seat on that stage is different,' says section percussionist Perry Dreiman." (audio)



Article source here:Arts Journal

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