Clear Sound client Tiferet Bet Israel employed our production services at a gala concert at their Synagogue. The event, “Jewels of Jewish Music”, celebrated the completion of one year of writing the Tiferet Bet Israel community Torah. Performers included Cantor Elizabeth Shammash and Cantor Alberto Mizahi. This is the fourth year of the Music in the Sanctuary series; past performers have ranged from Israeli pop artists to esteemed string quartets.
The Philadelphia Orchestra returned to Longwood Gardens to over the 4th July weekend. Clear Sound production team was onsite providing sound support. Clear Sound’s Meyer Sound full range speakers were hung on the stage and Yamaha M7CL series digital live-sound console was used to mix the concert.
Clear Sound worked with local event planners Stockton & Partners to provide production for the International Street Fair Carnival during Alumni Weekend at Temple University. The event took place in the Liacouras Center due to the inclement weather.
The 104.5 Winter Jam at the Piazza at Schmidt’s featuring the bands Valencia, Bayside and Terrible Things went on this year despite the over a foot of snow in the open-air plaza during the week leading up to the event. Crews worked diligently to clear it out in time for the show to go on.
Macy’s at the Cherry Hill Mall enables the customer's lifestyle by providing fashion and affordable luxury with a full range of apparel and accessories.
Clear Sound provided live audio support for the rock band Good Charlotte at an in-store appearance. Macy’s loyal customer base is a perfect location for brand visibility and targets niche groups of consumers, perfect for the huge fan base of Good Charlotte.
Clear Sound provided the sound system when the production Girl Talk: The Musical came to the Kimmel Center’s Innovation Studio. A 100-seat black box theater, the Innovation Studio is equipped with hardwood floors, large mirrors and ballet barres. This is an ideal space for experimental productions, special entertaining, rehearsals, and meetings. When this lively show featuring a women’s ensemble came to town, the Kimmel Center contracted Clear Sound to augment their production support.
The Dell Music Center formerly the Robin Hood Dell East has re-opened. Managed by the City of Philadelphia’s Department of Recreation, this venue was originally built in 1929 as the summer home of the Philadelphia Orchestra. The legendary amphitheater hired Clear Sound to provide the A/V support for an eight week summer concert series, including The George Clinton Funk Fest.
Located in Northern Liberties, the Piazza at Schmidt’s is a beautifully landscaped, 80,000 square-foot, open-air plaza with free events year-round, surrounded by three new buildings including 35 artists’ studios and boutiques and four new restaurants.
Clear Sound has been the Philadelphia Orchestra’s preferred sound vendor at these events for many years, in locations from open fields and parks to community colleges and even Philadelphia’s City Hall.
