Jounal Entry #6
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3/9/11, Colony Diner, 11:00 pm

The sound furthest away from my position in the sound environment are the clatter of dishes from the kitchen of the diner.
The sounds of medium distance from me in the sound environment are male and female voices of wait staff and other customers and the banging and clanging of cups and silverware on tables surrounding us.
The sound closest to me is Conor Burke’s voice.
The general sound level is fairly relaxed with many sounds in the environment but none in particular at an astonishing high or overwhelming level. The amount of sound activity is great.
The sound activity can be described as hurried.
The three sounds essential to this sound environment are male/female voices, the clatter of silverware, and the clatter of dishes.

Sound Journal #6
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Location: Hofstra USA for Masquerade Ball

Date: 3/5/10

Time: Midnight

1. Doors opening and closing, talking, laughing

2. Music, talking, laughing, singing

3. Chewing, talking, laughing, stomping, humming

4. A very loud sound level and a lot of activity

5. Overwhelming

6. Music, stomping, singing

Sound Journal #6
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Locale: Adams Playhouse at 11: 40 p.m. on 3/10/11

Far Sounds: People gasping, chattering, the roof shaking

Medium Sounds: Allie moaning, Chris shouting, Gun shot

Close Sounds: Actors saying “yeah!”, light clapping, people quietly clapping, my breathing, swords clinking

Sound Level: Loud

Sound Description: Intense

Critical Sounds: People Gasping, Gun Shot, Actors saying “yeah!”

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March 11, 12:00 AM, Blake Hotel

Far: People laughing, pool balls being hit, murmuring voices
Medium: Air conditioning system, papers being moved at concierge desk, elevator ding
Near: poor quality hotel key board clicking too loudly, squeak of chair swivel

Sound Level: Medium

Sound Quality: Busy
Essential: clicking, elevator ding, laughter

Sound journal, week 6.
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Location: Greenroom of Adams Playhouse, sometime during the run of War of the Roses. March 10th.

Far sounds: Music in dressing rooms, and the voices of other actors also in dressing rooms.

Middle sounds: Sounds from stage: thumping overhead from fighting onstage, and the dialogue coming over the intercom.

Near sounds: occasional footsteps/voices of passing actors, water-fountain running briefly.

General Level: Loud, but muted.

One word: Defined.

Essential sounds: Thumping, intercom, music.