
05/17/2025
This was a unique and rewarding task performed for the Monmouth Civic Chorus. I've been their regular recording engineer for several years, but last night, they performed Sarah Kirkland Snider's Mass for the Endangered, which utilizes 64 video animations that needed to be displayed, on cue, throughout the piece's 6 movements. I was told that the assembled forces would leave very little room for displays, so I rented 2 65-inch flatscreens and loaded the videos into a show on my Telestream Wirecast production laptop. The videos all contained reference audio, which I used to locate the cue points and markup a PDF for display in the forScore iPad app. The rented screens arrived just under 2 hours before start of show, and thankfully everything went according to plan. It was a stunning performance!