Auditorium Seat For Performance Center

Westminster Christian School is a private kindergarten located on the outskirts of Palmetto Bay in Miami, up to the high school campus. Recently, the school’s newly built 637-seat auditorium and worship center lighthouse installed L- Acoustics Kiva II sound system. The system is integrated by Peerson Audio Incorporated in Jupiter, Florida, which recently named L-Acoustics as the new certified supplier for installation (CPi).

The 30,780-square-foot two-story lighthouse-including a complete stage and orchestra, halls on the first and second floors, choir rooms, classrooms, dressing rooms, art centers, broadcast studios, etc., is now provided for Westminster The acclaimed and award-winning art curriculum of the St. Christian School provides a first-class performance environment. Students in grades 4 to 12 can participate in 7 bands, 6 orchestras and an extensive chorus program. The WCS drama course also prepares students for performance, set design and construction, sound and lighting, stage management and film production. Westminster (Westminster) will celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2021, and has been named a Microsoft Showcase School for the fourth consecutive year, highlighting its desire to obtain technical strength commensurate with the level of education.

Lighthouse's PA is a stereo configuration, including eight Kiva II cabinets on each side, and each cabinet is supported by four SB15m submersibles. In addition, five 5XT short-distance coaxial cables are arranged on the stage lip for pre-filling, and five LA4X amplifier controllers can provide power. In order to comply with the specifications generated by the TSG design solution headquartered in West Palm Beach, Peerson Audio installed the system in September and commissioned it in November. The rigging was provided by Ape Rigging of Jupiter.

"We want WCS to have the best performance in their new performing arts theater, so we recommend that they use it with the Kiva II system," explained Kevin Varnadore, president of Peerson Audio. "L-Acoustics provides them with an advanced system that can provide theaters and musical works with consistent seat-to-seat coverage, excellent sound quality and clarity at a very affordable price. Kiva II is an excellent choice for this space because It delivers a lot of sound in a very compact, lightweight and easy-to-fly box. WCS now has an advanced sound system that will provide good services to theaters and students in the next few years."

Rudy Garrido, a teacher of WCS Technical Theater, pointed out that having the same technology in the Lighthouse as that used by Broadway Theaters and world-class music and theater tours will greatly promote the school’s artistic creation. He said: "The L-Acoustics sound system will make the new auditorium a better place for our students to perform and study," he pointed out that the debut of the auditorium and Kiva II system will include Christmas concerts. School bands, choirs and bands.

Finally, Varnadore has a lot to say about the services that L-Acoustics provides for Peerson Audio, including design assistance provided by the manufacturer's Soundvision prediction software. He said: "Everything L-Acoustics does, they will do it, which helps us make this an amazing project." "L-Acoustics is an ideal partner, and we are very happy to see that 2021 will bring us Bring in the new CPi."

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Gabriel Preisser, executive director of the Orlando Opera House, said the audience at the Walt Disney Theater will be dispersed. Photo: Gabriel Preisser/Zoom screenshot

Performing live opera requires many people, including musicians, singers, hair and makeup, costumes and stage technicians. Preisser said they must be creative.

"We actually have pre-recorded audio and video choruses, and they will be projected on these large displays on both sides of the stage, which limits how many of us are in the background. The orchestra will perform live and they will be on stage, But they will spread out, and they will be behind the fabric, you know, the muslin, the falling scrim if you will."

Preisser said this is a completely different way of making live operas.

"Nothing can replace live cinema. So, although online programming has always been a stopgap for our art group, I think we are all eager to return to live performance. Therefore, this has always been our goal. We feel humble and we can continue Production, we hope we can continue to do this when the vaccine comes out, you know, there is light at the end of the tunnel."

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Matthew Peddie was recently transplanted in Sunshine State, grew up in New Zealand, and studied journalism at the University of Western Ontario. After obtaining a master's degree in journalism, he returned to Christchurch and worked as a reporter for Radio Live and New Zealand Radio. He reported the scene from the scene...

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