Giampaolo Ghisetti, Concertino.
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Amplified ...
A concert that already contains the artifact in its extension.
Why is amplified?
Perhaps hath been started to benefit from the event to an audience "massive"
Marketing?
Light, the electric guitar to be amplified.
But the voice and the drums?
In a "local" would not help ...
They began to amplify, increase the public ... the great outdoors.
will raise the volume. Rises more and more people seem happy ... Some concerts
have begun to be encoded that way.
By convention, of course. The disc
built in the studio (Pink Floyd, for example) with no family live concert ...
What would we play? The disc
built studio at a level close to that received at the concert live, knowing that they are not "relatives"?
today is amplified more ...
Jump to hear the MPB, Joao Gilberto, Caetano Veloso ...
"'entry na' na guitar and a bit 'de moon."
the event must be amplified?
course. five thousand people to listen.
Yes, but if Harry Bicket to play the harpsichord?
fitting room ... no amplification. I should not
may claim a place suitable for Joao Gilberto and his guitar?
And then the people, where we put it?
Ah ... I understand ... marketing. Harry Bicket
satisfied with a night for one hundred people paying 20 euro each.
Caetano Veloso wants five thousand people who pay 40 euro each.
You can not tell Veloso or Gilberto to music in a serious way.
Pesenti with a guitar in a consonant, and accept two hundred persons per evening. We are
joke ...
People do not even pretend ... loves the joke.
sings a tenor at the Teatro Pagani, perhaps accompanied by the piano, you do not need amplification.
the Pagani is a full gospel choir, and amplify even the chandelier.
At the end of the concert I went there and I said, "but that there * Azzo amplified" which comes out a massacre.
But the people applaud. Raise the volume
applauds.
Boost and applauds. Make
Mozart ... cheers. Make
Verdi: cheers! Make the gospel ...
amplified applause.
The people applaud.
Fabio Ferrara (Dueeffe)
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