WORLD VOICE DAY April 16th, 2010, 1:00 – 5:00 pm MICROPHONE WORKSHOP II   Sponsored by NATS-NYC and Entertainment Technology Department, NYC College of Technology Vocal and audio professionals meet to discuss the complexities and demands of their respective fields. Collaboration between these two disciplines is extremely important to achieve a great result in performance, and this workshop seeks to bring the two disciplines together. Topics include: • How vocal and sound professionals can communicate to serve the needs of the production   • There is no “Perfect” sound   • How does live sound happen?   • How is the singing voice produced?   • Common sound and vocal issues and how to address them   • Panel discussion with top tier industry experts from both professions Panelists/ presenters scheduled to appear:   Dr. Jeanne Goffi-Fynn, Director, Doctoral Cohort Program, Teachers College, Columbia University  Jan Horvath, Adjunct Faculty, CAP 21 Broadway and Off Broadway Performer John Huntington, Professor of Sound and Show Control, NYC College of Technology Abe Jacob, The “Godfather” of Theatre Sound Currently at New York City Opera Andrew Keister, Broadway Sound Designer  Gary Mauer, Broadway and National tour Performer Dr. Pamelia Phillips, Professional Program Director, CAP21 Michael Rider, Adjunct Music Theater Voice Faculty, Montclair State University Adjunct Faculty, CAP 21  Dr. David B. Smith, Chair, Entertainment Technology, NYC College of Technology Philip “PJ” Volpe, Head of Sound, Metropolitan Opera PDF Flyer Here New York City College of Technology, CUNY Department of Entertainment Technology Voorhees Theater, Voorhees Hall 186 Jay Street, Brooklyn Express A or Local C train to High Street (ﬁrst stop in Brooklyn, front of train) (See map below or click here for a more detailed interactive map with parking.

WORLD VOICE DAY

April 16th, 2010, 1:00 – 5:00 pm

MICROPHONE WORKSHOP II

Sponsored by

NATS-NYC

and

Entertainment Technology Department, NYC College of Technology

Vocal and audio professionals meet to discuss the complexities and demands of their respective fields. Collaboration between these two disciplines is extremely important to achieve a great result in performance, and this workshop seeks to bring the two disciplines together.

Topics include:

•How vocal and sound professionals can communicate to serve the needs of the production

•There is no “Perfect” sound

•How does live sound happen?

•How is the singing voice produced?

•Common sound and vocal issues and how to address them

•Panel discussion with top tier industry experts from both professions

Panelists/ presenters scheduled to appear:

Dr. Jeanne Goffi-Fynn,

Director, Doctoral Cohort Program, Teachers College, Columbia University
Jan Horvath,

Adjunct Faculty, CAP 21

Broadway and Off Broadway Performer

John Huntington,

Professor of Sound and Show Control, NYC College of Technology

Abe Jacob,

The “Godfather” of Theatre Sound

Currently at New York City Opera

Andrew Keister,

Broadway Sound Designer
Gary Mauer,

Broadway and National tour Performer

Dr. Pamelia Phillips,

Professional Program Director, CAP21

Michael Rider,

Adjunct Music Theater Voice Faculty, Montclair State University

Adjunct Faculty, CAP 21
Dr. David B. Smith,

Chair, Entertainment Technology, NYC College of Technology

Philip “PJ” Volpe,

Head of Sound, Metropolitan Opera

PDF Flyer Here

New York City College of Technology, CUNY

Department of Entertainment Technology

Voorhees Theater, Voorhees Hall

186 Jay Street, Brooklyn

Express A or Local C train to High Street (ﬁrst stop in Brooklyn, front of train)

(See map below or click here for a more detailed interactive map with parking.