You have near perfect seats for viewing the soloists.. are there season tickets at GH, or do you have to bump elbows when each concert is announced? As for the recording.. the small blip at the beginning is nothing in the grand scheme of life and is quickly forgotten as Elena moves melodically through the song; AND, your audio recording hardware/process does a good job of lessening auditorium sounds as well--making watching your videos a nice experience. Excellent job! Sorry I must write in English. Thank-you. I am appropriately jealous. P.S. Is 19 it for the playlist, or do you have a few more?
@@KlongHopper My favourite seats for recording are left or right edge of the Hall. This seats are higher than others and have a place to lay down my camera. Easy buying seats, really)) What about my audio... I haven't special microphone. It's just a integrated micro in my Nikon. I want to buy special micro in future)) Now I have good PHOTO (not video) camera and good objective. 70-200 if u now what I mean) Anyway, thanks for u comments and high assesment for my content! P.S. I have 3 more videos... To be continued))
@@Vovan0792 Thanks for the reply. I took my family to NY in 2013 to see Lara Fabian's US debut at Carnegie Hall.. We were on the phone first thing for ticket sales and were rewarded with Orchestra Row 4, center stage seats. Great seats for our eyeballs and ears to take in Lara; BUT.. terrible seats to record the concert due to respect for those just behind us which included Lara's husband, Greek singer George Perris and Janie Clewer, the producer of Lara's album. So! I left my camera off and on the floor telling myself that Lara would have someone officially recording the concert.. which she did not. As it turned out, all that was recorded that evening as far as I know, was a Brazilian girl in the right balcony with captured video from the rail .. not good like yours--too high and noise audio. My Samsung and my wife's Apple phones captured the full audio from our laps. Good for memories, but nothing to write home about. Still can't believe Lara did not have someone record the concert, she would have loved it. not to mention the world would have loved it. Speaking of that.. Wish the hall would formerly record their concerts with closed audio and market Internet access. Know there are issues impeding that right now.. but maybe things will change here soon helping to remedy that. We can hope. Thanks again for what you do for us. We look forward to the last three clips and what is to come in the future.
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You have near perfect seats for viewing the soloists.. are there season tickets at GH, or do you have to bump elbows when each concert is announced?
As for the recording.. the small blip at the beginning is nothing in the grand scheme of life and is quickly forgotten as Elena moves melodically through the song; AND, your audio recording hardware/process does a good job of lessening auditorium sounds as well--making watching your videos a nice experience. Excellent job!
Sorry I must write in English. Thank-you. I am appropriately jealous.
P.S. Is 19 it for the playlist, or do you have a few more?
@@KlongHopper My favourite seats for recording are left or right edge of the Hall. This seats are higher than others and have a place to lay down my camera. Easy buying seats, really))
What about my audio... I haven't special microphone. It's just a integrated micro in my Nikon. I want to buy special micro in future))
Now I have good PHOTO (not video) camera and good objective. 70-200 if u now what I mean)
Anyway, thanks for u comments and high assesment for my content!
P.S. I have 3 more videos... To be continued))
@@Vovan0792 Thanks for the reply.
I took my family to NY in 2013 to see Lara Fabian's US debut at Carnegie Hall.. We were on the phone first thing for ticket sales and were rewarded with Orchestra Row 4, center stage seats. Great seats for our eyeballs and ears to take in Lara; BUT.. terrible seats to record the concert due to respect for those just behind us which included Lara's husband, Greek singer George Perris and Janie Clewer, the producer of Lara's album. So! I left my camera off and on the floor telling myself that Lara would have someone officially recording the concert.. which she did not. As it turned out, all that was recorded that evening as far as I know, was a Brazilian girl in the right balcony with captured video from the rail .. not good like yours--too high and noise audio. My Samsung and my wife's Apple phones captured the full audio from our laps. Good for memories, but nothing to write home about.
Still can't believe Lara did not have someone record the concert, she would have loved it. not to mention the world would have loved it.
Speaking of that..
Wish the hall would formerly record their concerts with closed audio and market Internet access. Know there are issues impeding that right now.. but maybe things will change here soon helping to remedy that. We can hope.
Thanks again for what you do for us. We look forward to the last three clips and what is to come in the future.