Concertmaster Charles Haupt and other string players of the Slee Sinfonietta in rehearsal
Several musicians play stringed instruments, including violins and double basses, in a room with vertical wooden panels. They are positioned behind black music stands that hold sheets of paper. Microphone stands are interspersed among the performers to capture the sound.
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State University of New York at Buffalo. Music Library
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Frederick C. and Alice Slee Chamber Hall (State University of New York at Buffalo)
Mario Caroli, flutist, with the Slee Sinfonietta and conductor Brad Lubman taking bows after performance of David Felder's Inner Sky
Musicians holding various instruments, including violins and cellos, are arranged across a stage in a wood-paneled hall with large organ pipes in the background. A central individual stands on a raised platform facing the front while the rest of the ensemble stands behind and to the sides. Dark rows of audience seating are visible in the foreground below the illuminated stage.
An ensemble of musicians performs on violins and double basses while seated and standing in front of music stands. Sheet music is visible on the stands, and several microphones are positioned among the performers. The room features vertical wooden slats on the back wall.
Three musicians sit in a row playing violins during a musical session. A music stand holding sheet music is positioned in the foreground, and microphones are placed among the performers. The individuals are dressed in a red checkered shirt, a black sweater, and a dark suit jacket.
Flutist Mario Caroli, conductor Brad Lubman, and composer David Felder consult during a rehearsal of Felder's Inner Sky
A group of musicians is gathered in a wood-paneled room filled with microphones and music stands. In the foreground, a person in a red shirt plays a flute while another person sits nearby with a string instrument and a pink mohawk. A person in a black shirt stands near a music stand in the center of the ensemble. Sheet music and various string instruments are visible throughout the space.
Several people stand or sit on a wooden stage surrounded by microphones and music stands. A person in a red shirt holds a large silver woodwind instrument while another person stands on a small riser in front of a music stand. Musicians in the background hold instruments including a cello and double bass. A person in the foreground holds sheet music while facing the ensemble.
Pianist Catarina Domenici and percussionist Rin Ozaki performing with the Slee Sinfonietta
Several musicians play violins in the foreground while a person in an orange sweater stands behind a marimba. A grand piano and a double bass are positioned in the background against vertical wooden wall panels.
A group of musicians plays string instruments including violins and double basses in a room with wood-slat walls. Microphones on boom arms are positioned near the performers, and music stands with sheet music are visible throughout the ensemble. The people wear casual attire and use bows to play their instruments.
Musicians sit and stand while playing string instruments like cellos and double basses. A large wooden wall with vertical slats serves as the backdrop, and several microphones on stands are positioned around the performers. Sheet music rests on stands in front of some of the players who are dressed in casual clothing.
Mario Caroli, flutist, with the Slee Sinfonietta conducted by Brad Lubman in performance of David Felder's Inner Sky
Musicians sit in rows playing string instruments while a person in a white jacket plays a flute in the center of the stage. A conductor stands on a podium facing the ensemble with arms raised, and several microphones on tall stands are placed around the performers. Behind the group, a large pipe organ is integrated into the wood-paneled wall of the concert hall.
Brad Lubman conducting the Slee Sinfonietta
A person stands on a podium with raised arms, facing several musicians seated with violins and cellos. Microphones on stands are positioned around the performers who are looking at sheet music. The setting features wood-paneled walls and large acoustic baffles.
A person stands on the left with arms raised, conducting a seated ensemble of string players and a percussionist. Microphones on stands are positioned throughout the room near the musicians and their sheet music. The background shows wood-paneled walls and large sound-dampening panels.
A person in a gray shirt stands with an arm raised toward a seated orchestra playing violins and cellos. The musicians are arranged with music stands and microphones in a room with wood-paneled walls. Sheet music is positioned on stands in front of the performers.
Mario Caroli, flutist rehearsing David Felder's Inner Sky
A person with shoulder-length dark hair and glasses plays a silver transverse flute. They are dressed in a red t-shirt and positioned in front of a black microphone. The background consists of out-of-focus wooden panels.
Percussionist Jon Hepfer bowing glockenspiel during performance with Slee Sinfonietta
A person in a grey shirt leans over percussion instruments, holding a bow in one hand and resting the other on metal bars. Another person in the background holds a violin and bow in a playing position near a music stand with sheet music. The people are positioned on a dark stage.
Percussionist Jon Hepfer bowing glockenspiel during rehearsal with the Slee Sinfonietta
A person wearing a gray shirt stands over a percussion instrument, placing one hand on the metal bars while holding a handheld device with a thin cord in the other. In the background, other ensemble members sit with instruments like a violin and look toward music stands with sheet music. The setting is dimly lit with a dark background.
Mario Caroli, flutist, with the Slee Sinfonietta in rehearsal of David Felder's Inner Sky
A person in a red t-shirt and glasses plays a large silver flute behind a music stand. Around them, other people play violins and violas in an indoor space with vertical wood paneling. Microphones on black stands are positioned near the musicians.
A person with dark, shoulder-length hair and glasses holds a silver flute to their mouth. They wear a white shirt with black cuffs and a black collar. A microphone stands to the left against a backdrop of vertical wooden panels.
Mario Caroli playing piccolo with the Slee Sinfonietta conducted by Brad Lubman in performance of David Felder's Inner Sky
A large group of people sit on a wooden stage playing violins, cellos, and other instruments. A conductor in black clothing stands on a small wooden podium facing the ensemble. A soloist plays a flute at a microphone while standing to the left of the conductor. Music stands with sheet music are positioned in front of the performers.
Composer David Felder shaking hands with conductor Brad Lubman after performance of Felder's Inner Sky by flutist Mario Caroli with the Slee Sinfonietta
A group of musicians stands on a stage in a wood-paneled hall, holding instruments such as violins, cellos, and double basses. In the center, one person holds a long wind instrument while two others in front of a podium lean forward. Microphones on tall stands are placed across the stage in front of the ensemble.
Mario Caroli, flutist, with the Slee Sinfonietta conducted by Brad Lubman in rehearsal of David Felder's Inner Sky
A large group of musicians plays string and wind instruments on a stage while a conductor stands on a podium with arms outstretched. Several music stands are positioned throughout the ensemble, and a soloist in a white shirt plays the flute at the front. Large wooden organ pipes and panels form the background of the performance space.
An orchestra sits on a large wooden stage with performers playing string instruments, including violins and cellos. A conductor stands on a central platform facing the ensemble, while a soloist in a white shirt plays a flute nearby. The background features tall wood-paneled walls and a pipe organ, with empty theater seats visible in the foreground.
Flutist Mario Caroli during performance with the Slee Sinfonietta of David Felder's Inner Sky
A person with shoulder-length wavy hair and glasses holds a silver flute to their lips. They wear a white long-sleeved shirt over a black turtleneck in a room with vertical wooden wall panels. A microphone on a stand is positioned on the left side of the frame.
A conductor stands on a raised platform with arms outstretched before a group of musicians playing violins, a flute, and a double bass. The performers are arranged across a wooden stage in front of a wood-paneled wall. Several music stands are positioned in front of the seated and standing players.
A large group of musicians sits in rows playing string instruments like violins and cellos on a wooden stage. In the center, a conductor stands on a podium with their back to the viewer while a person in a white jacket plays the flute nearby. Large wooden walls and organ pipes form the background, and dark red theater seating is visible in the foreground.
Composer David Felder accepting applause after performance of his Inner Sky, by flutist Mario Caroli with the Slee Sinfonietta conducted by Brad Lubman
A group of musicians stands on a wooden stage in a concert hall featuring wood-paneled walls and a pipe organ. Most individuals hold string instruments such as violins and cellos, while others hold woodwinds. Two people stand in the center, one on a small riser and one holding an oboe, with tall microphones positioned around the ensemble.
A conductor in black clothing stands on a podium in the center of a stage, facing a group of musicians. To the left, a person stands playing a flute, while others are seated playing violins, cellos, and double basses. The stage features a wooden floor and walls, with several music stands and microphone poles positioned throughout the ensemble.
Composer David Felder shaking hand of flute soloist Mario Caroli, after performance of Felder's Inner Sky by the Slee Sinfonietta with conductor Brad Lubman
Musicians holding various instruments stand on a wooden stage under bright lights. Two individuals shake hands in the center foreground of the stage, positioned before the rest of the ensemble. A large pipe organ is visible on the back wall, and rows of audience seating are silhouetted in the foreground.
Numerous musicians are seated and standing on a wooden stage, playing string, woodwind, and percussion instruments. A person stands on a platform conducting the ensemble while another person stands nearby playing a flute. The hall features vertical wood paneling and a pipe organ, with several microphones and music stands positioned around the performers.
An orchestra is seated on a wooden stage, playing string instruments like violins and cellos. A person in a white jacket stands at a music stand playing a flute while a conductor in black stands on a platform with arms raised. The stage is framed by wooden walls and large organ pipes in the background.
Mario Caroli playing piccolo with the Slee Sinfonietta conducted by Brad Lubman in rehearsal of David Felder's Inner Sky
A group of musicians plays various stringed instruments while seated in rows on a stage. At the center front, a person wearing a white shirt plays a flute, and a conductor stands on a podium facing the group. The background features wood-paneled walls and the pipes of a large organ.
Mikko Luoma talking during his accordion workshop in Baird Hall
A person in a black shirt and khaki trousers stands on a stage, gesturing with their hands. Next to them sits a black accordion on the floor, and a large whiteboard with empty music staves stands on their right. Several audience members are seated in the foreground, seen from behind.
Frank B. and Cameron Baird Music Hall (State University of New York at Buffalo)
Mikko Luoma playing accordion in Baird Hall
A person wearing glasses, a black short-sleeved shirt, and brown pants sits on a black bench while playing a large black button accordion. They are positioned in front of a white wall with a black recessed shelf holding various items. In the foreground, the out-of-focus backs of several people's heads are visible.
Mikko Luoma playing accordion in Baird Hall with Harvey Sollberger and Bernard Rands in audience
A person in a dark shirt plays a black accordion from a wooden stage. They face an audience of several people seated on red tiered pews in an auditorium. Wooden panels are visible behind the seating area.
This black and white scene features a person playing a button accordion on a stage. They sit behind the instrument with their head tilted up toward a light source above. A music stand with sheets is positioned in the foreground to the left.
Mikko Luoma, accordionist, with June in Buffalo student, Moshe Shulman
Two individuals are in a room with light wood flooring. One person stands wearing a brown sweater and glasses, while the other sits on a black bench wearing a black shirt and playing a button accordion. A music stand holding sheets of paper is positioned in front of the seated person.
A person wearing a black shirt sits and plays a black button accordion with white buttons. A music stand with papers is positioned in the foreground to the left. The scene is set indoors with soft lighting against neutral-colored walls.
A person wearing a black shirt sits and plays a large black button accordion. A music stand holding several pages of sheet music is positioned in the foreground. Small spotlights are visible against a dark ceiling.
A person wearing a black shirt and glasses sits while playing a black button accordion. To the left, a music stand holds multiple pages of sheet music. The setting includes wood-paneled walls and a large white screen illuminated by overhead lights.
Mikko Luoma in his accordion workshop in Baird hall
A person from the back wears a dark grey t-shirt and plays a black accordion while standing on a wooden stage. In the background, seven people are seated across several rows of red cushioned tiered seating. The audience members are turned toward the individual with the instrument.
Mikko Luoma with his accordion in Baird Hall
A person wearing a black shirt and glasses holds a large black button accordion. Their hands are positioned on the instrument's bellows and buttons while they look toward a music stand. The background shows a dimly lit room with neutral-colored walls.
A person wearing glasses and a dark shirt sits and operates a large black accordion. A music stand with sheet music is positioned to the left in front of the individual. The setting features dark wooden wall panels and a white wall with a speaker mounted near the top.
A person sits while playing a large black accordion with white buttons. A music stand holding several pages of sheet music is positioned in the foreground to the left. The person wears glasses and a dark shirt while looking upwards in a room with neutral walls.
A person wearing glasses sits and plays a large black button accordion. Sheet music rests on a stand in the foreground, partially obscuring the musician. The setting is a dimly lit indoor space with a structured ceiling and a single spotlight.
A person with short hair and glasses plays a large accordion while seated in a dimly lit space. Their hands are positioned on the buttons and bellows of the instrument, which is highlighted by dramatic lighting. A music stand is partially visible and out of focus in the foreground.
Ensemble for Intuitive Music: Hans Tutschku, Michael and Matthias von Hintzenstern, and Daniel Hoffmann
Ensemble für Intuitive Musik Weimar - Ensemble
Hintzenstern, Matthias von - Violoncello
Four people are positioned behind a technical setup against a dark backdrop. The setup in the foreground consists of two open laptops showing software interfaces, mounted on stands over a piano keyboard. One individual holds a cello, while another individual on the right holds a trumpet.
State University of New York at Buffalo. Center for the Arts
Ensemble for Intuitive Music: Matthias von Hintzenstern, Hans Tutschku, Daniel Hoffmann, and Michael von Hintzenstern
Four individuals pose side-by-side in an indoor setting. From left to right, they wear an orange striped shirt, a blue plaid button-down, a yellow polo shirt, and a white pinstriped button-down shirt. A dark brick wall is behind them on the left, while a large window on the right reveals a building exterior.
Overhead shot of Ensemble for Intuitive Music: Michael von Hintzenstern, piano, Daniel Hoffmann, fluegelhorn, Matthias von Hintzenstern, violoncello, and Hans Tutschku, electronics
On a dark stage, four musicians are positioned in a diagonal line, each illuminated by their own spotlight. The performers play a grand piano, a trumpet, a cello, and a set of electronic keyboards and laptops. The surrounding environment remains in deep shadow, emphasizing the figures and their instruments.
Ensemble for Intuitive Music: Matthias and Michael von Hintzenstern, Hans Tutschku, and Daniel Hoffmann
Four individuals stand in a row against a dark background. A person on the far left holds a cello and bow, while a person on the far right holds a brass instrument next to a grand piano. Three of the individuals wear glasses, and all are dressed in formal attire.
A person with short hair and suspenders is seated behind the golden internal frame of a grand piano. The subject looks down toward the keys in a dark environment featuring a microphone to the left. Sheet music and a pen are placed on the interior edge of the instrument.
Pianist/composer Hans Tutschku with masterclass students
A person in a light blue plaid shirt sits on the edge of a table holding open a white booklet. Four other people stand around the table, looking at the booklet or each other. A bottle of water rests on the table and a whiteboard is visible on the right side.
A person with short reddish hair and glasses holds a bow against the strings of a cello. They wear a dark, vertically striped shirt and are positioned against a black background. A silver microphone is visible in the lower right foreground.
Five people are in a room with a brick wall, positioned around a wooden table. One person sits on the edge of the table holding an open spiral-bound notebook as four others stand and look at the content. A clear plastic water bottle and some papers are visible on the table surface.
Five people stand and sit around a long wooden table covered with documents and folders. One individual in a plaid shirt sits on the table's edge while others stand in a semi-circle looking at papers. The room features a brick wall background and a whiteboard.
Ensemble for Intuitive Music: Matthias von Hintzenstern, Hans Tutschku, Michael von Hintzenstern, and Daniel Hoffmann
Four people are positioned side-by-side in a room with a brick wall and a large window. The individuals wear various styles of shirts, including striped, plaid, and solid colors, and two of them wear glasses. A ceiling with a recessed light is visible above the group.
Composer Hans Tutschku writing musical example during masterclass
A person wearing glasses and a blue checkered shirt stands in profile facing a whiteboard. Their right arm is raised, holding a marker near blue wavy lines and symbols drawn between pre-printed staff lines. The individual's face and upper body are visible from the side.
A person wearing glasses and a striped short-sleeved shirt leans over the interior of a grand piano. One hand is positioned among the instrument's strings and internal frame. A microphone stands on the left side against a dark background.
Ensemble for Intuitive Music: Hans Tutschku, Matthias and Michael von Hintzenstern, and Daniel Hoffmann
Four people are positioned behind a collection of musical and electronic equipment against a black background. One person holds a cello, while others stand behind two laptops and multiple stacked keyboards. The individuals wear various outfits, including striped shirts, a blazer, and a dark jacket.
Four people wearing formal jackets and dress shirts stand in a row against a solid black background. One person on the left holds a cello, and a person on the right holds a brass instrument behind an open grand piano. A microphone is positioned over the strings of the piano.
A person with short hair and eyes closed holds a muted trumpet to their lips. Their right hand is positioned over the valves while a microphone stands in the foreground. Sepia tones are used throughout the scene against a solid black background.
A black and white close-up shows a person playing a trumpet with their eyes closed. The instrument features a mute in the bell and is positioned near a microphone. The person's hands are visible pressing the valves and holding the mute.
A person is shown from the chest up, playing a trumpet with a mute inserted into the bell. A microphone is positioned in front of the instrument against a dark background. The individual has their eyes closed and is wearing a dark, collared shirt.
A person with short dark hair plays a trumpet with a rounded, brownish mute inserted into its bell. A microphone is positioned directly in front of the instrument against a black background. Their eyes are closed as their hands hold the trumpet and press the valves.
Four people in jackets and collared shirts stand behind a musical keyboard and two open laptops. One person holds a cello, while another holds a trumpet. The laptop screens display software with colorful tracks and controls against a black background.
Four people pose in formal attire with musical instruments, including a cello on the left and a brass instrument and grand piano on the right. The scene is presented in a sepia tone with a solid black background. The individuals are arranged in a row, and the instruments' details, such as the piano strings and cello body, are visible under focused lighting.
Four individuals are positioned behind two keyboards and two open laptops supported by a metal stand. One person holds a cello, and another holds a trumpet. The group is dressed in jackets and collared shirts against a dark backdrop.
Ensemble for Intuitive Music: Michael van Hintzenstern, piano, Daniel Hoffmann, fluegelhorn, Matthias von Hintzenstern, violoncello, and Hans Tutschku, electronics
A person plays a trumpet in the upper right while another sits at a grand piano on the left. In the foreground, two laptops display complex blue interfaces alongside a person playing a stringed instrument. Microphones on stands are positioned around the group on a dark stage.
Four people are positioned behind an arrangement of electronic musical equipment. Two open laptops showing software interfaces are placed above a musical keyboard on a metal stand. One person holds the neck of a double bass while the others stand nearby.
A person wearing glasses and a striped shirt leans over the open lid of a black grand piano. Their left hand presses a white key while their right hand reaches into the instrument to touch the metal strings. A microphone is positioned over the piano's interior against a dark background.
A person sits at an open grand piano, with their hands positioned on the white and black keys. They wear a light-colored, short-sleeved shirt with vertical stripes and rectangular eyeglasses. The interior of the piano shows golden frames and strings, and a black microphone is positioned near the right side of the frame.
A person with short hair and glasses wears a striped shirt while sitting at a grand piano. One hand is raised in the air as the other hand is positioned over the piano keys. The piano lid is open, revealing the interior strings and pins against a dark backdrop.
A person wearing a vertically striped shirt and glasses sits at a black grand piano. Their hands are positioned on the keyboard, and the piano's lid is open to show the internal strings and frame. The background is solid black.
A person sits at a grand piano with its lid open, revealing the internal strings and frame. They are dressed in a striped short-sleeved shirt and eyeglasses. One hand is positioned on the piano keys while the other is raised above the instrument.
A person with glasses and a short-sleeved striped shirt is seated at a black grand piano. Their fingers are resting on the keys while they look down towards the keyboard. The background is a solid, dark color that contrasts with the subject and the instrument.
A person wearing a short-sleeved striped shirt and glasses sits in profile at a black grand piano. Their right hand is raised above the piano keys while their left hand rests on their lap. The background is solid black.
A person with short hair and glasses sits at a black grand piano, wearing a short-sleeved striped shirt and dark pants. Their hands are positioned over the keyboard in a dark room. A microphone hangs in the upper right corner of the frame.
Four individuals play instruments on a stage with a black background. One person is seated at a grand piano while another stands and plays a trumpet. In the foreground, two people are seated behind a setup including a laptop and multiple keyboards.
Four musicians perform together on a dark stage using a mix of acoustic and electronic instruments. One person sits at a piano on the left, while another stands playing a trumpet on the right. In the foreground, one person plays a cello near a microphone and another operates a keyboard and multiple laptops.
A person wearing glasses and a striped shirt holds a bow across the strings of a wooden cello. A silver microphone stands in the lower-left foreground, while another microphone is positioned near the top of the instrument. The background is completely dark.
Ensemble for Intuitive Music: Michael van Hintzenstern, piano, Daniel Hoffmann, trumpet, Matthias von Hintzenstern, violoncello, and Hans Tutschku, electronics
Four individuals are positioned on a dark stage while playing various musical instruments. The ensemble includes a person at a grand piano, a standing trumpet player, a seated cellist, and a person using an electronic keyboard and laptop. Microphones and equipment stands are arranged around the performers.
On a dark stage, one person sits at a grand piano while another stands in the background playing a trumpet. In the foreground, a third person plays an electronic keyboard next to two laptops, and a fourth person sits behind them playing a cello.
Composer Charles Dodge writing musical examples during lecture
A person wearing a short-sleeved checkered shirt and wire-rimmed glasses stands beside a whiteboard. They use a marker to write notes and symbols on a series of musical staves drawn across the board. The person is looking toward the camera with one arm extended to write.
Composer Charles Dodge with violinist Stefan Haussler
Two people stand in a room with wood-paneled walls, positioned behind a music stand with sheet music. One person wears a plaid shirt and glasses, while the other wears a grey turtleneck, a dark vest, and glasses while holding a violin and bow. A black speaker on a tripod stand is visible in the background.
Composer Charles Dodge with James Avery at the piano
One person sits at the keyboard of a black grand piano while another person stands behind the music stand. Both individuals wear glasses and are looking toward the same area. The room features vertical wooden wall panels and music is visible on the piano stand.
A person with short hair holds a trumpet and blows into the mouthpiece while standing in front of a dark backdrop. A round, brown mute is inserted into the bell of the instrument, and a microphone is visible in the lower left foreground. A light source from the right illuminates the individual's face and hands.
In this black and white scene, a person holds a trumpet to their mouth while their hands are positioned on the valves and body of the instrument. A mute is inserted into the bell of the trumpet, and a microphone is visible in the lower-left corner. The background is solid black, highlighting the subject.
An individual with short reddish-brown hair and glasses holds a silver flute horizontally to their mouth. They are wearing a teal top and a green patterned scarf. Their fingers are positioned over the keys of the instrument.
Composer Roberto Morales, with conductor James Avery and pianist Eun Ju Kim
One person stands on the left while two others lean over the exposed interior of an open grand piano. Sheet music rests near the instrument's strings, and a microphone is positioned nearby. The setting appears to be a backstage area with various equipment and storage containers in the dark background.
A person wearing glasses holds a violin under their chin and draws a bow across the strings. Behind them, an auditorium features red seating, tall white columns, and wood paneling.
Conductor James Avery onstage with composer Roberto Morales, with musical ensemble after performance of Morales's work, Remembrance
Six people are positioned across a dark stage with musical instruments such as a double bass, a vibraphone, a drum set, and a piano. Two individuals stand at the front center, while the others are located behind various instruments and music stands. The background is dark, and light is focused on the performers and their equipment.
Seven individuals are positioned across a stage featuring a double bass, a grand piano, a marimba, a flute, and a gong. Two people stand in the foreground, while the others are situated behind or near their respective instruments. The entire group is set against a solid black backdrop.
A person with glasses and a dark sweater sits at a grand piano with its lid open, revealing the internal strings. A piece of electronic audio equipment sits on a table in the background next to vertical wood paneling. The room contains a light-colored wooden floor and a black piano bench in the distance.
One person in a grey shirt and black sweater points to a document on a music stand while another person in a plaid shirt looks on. Both individuals are wearing glasses and are positioned in front of an empty auditorium with red seating. Large white pillars and rows of seats are visible in the background.
A person stands in front of a whiteboard marked with several musical staves and writes notes with their right hand. Mathematical ratios like 5:4 and 1:8 are written above various musical symbols on the board. The individual wears glasses and a short-sleeved checkered shirt.
A person wearing glasses and a short-sleeved checkered shirt stands beside a whiteboard marked with musical staff lines. They are writing musical notes and numerical ratios on the board with a marker. The individual's head is turned toward the viewer while their hand makes a mark on the white surface.
Composer Charles Dodge at audio control console
A person sits at a large soundboard covered in numerous knobs, buttons, and faders. Their hands are positioned on the controls near a sheet of paper and two gooseneck microphones. Rows of red theater seats are visible in the background.
A person with thinning hair and wire-rimmed glasses sits in front of a brown brick wall. They wear a dark, plaid button-down shirt with a front pocket. To the right, a circular table and a bench are visible in a blurred background.
Composer Charles Dodge looking over score
A person with a bald head and glasses is positioned behind a music stand with their hands raised. They wear a red and blue plaid shirt and are shown from the side. In the background, vertical columns and dark curtains frame a space with red seating.
A person looks upward while holding a dry-erase marker in front of a whiteboard. The board contains horizontal staff lines with handwritten musical notes, numbers, and the words "Chords" and "Tinkles". The person wears a blue and gray plaid shirt and thin-framed glasses.
A person wearing glasses and a plaid shirt adjusts controls on a large audio mixing board. Two microphones and a sheet of paper are positioned on the console surface. Rows of red theater seats are visible in the background.