Sound and Music for the Theatre, Second Edition: The Art and Technique of Design

Review An excellent look inside the sound designer's process. finally, a book unencumbered by complex diagrams of equipment & focusing on design. I thank you, and my students thank you."An excellent book! A great breakdown of the art of sound design and how it fits in today's theatre."-William Liotta, Tulane University-i like the specific comments on cues-good, practical information-"Running the Show" seems confusing-wish it spoke to speaker placement in auditoriums-nice material in the "Approaches and Techniques" chaptergreat design booknice to have a resource book for sound that does not include equipment specs"I have used the first edition of this book for years and I am very happy with the new edition. The inclusion of CD/MD and computer technology is great fro students and old hands alike."-Michael Oncle, University of Memphis"great book...i appreciate its focus on design and process not technology""Every phase of the production process is covered in detail, along with a host of anecdotal examples from the personal experiences of the authors. In all, it's ideal reading for those involved in the creative aspect of theatre sound rather than the practical operation."Lighting & Sound From the Publisher

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