Tickets for her show sold out weeks ago primarily to club
members, so, with demand for tickets to see the feted singer far out-stripping availability,
Ronnie Scott’s are delighted to give this rare opportunity to those unable to
secure tickets to enjoy the music and take a sneak peak inside one of the
world’s most iconic venues.
As expected from Ronnie Scott’s the technical set-up will
be of high end, with a state -of-the art multi camera AV set-up alongside a
broadcast and recording studio installed in the historic Frith Street venue.
The broadcast will be shot using discreetly positioned Panasonic integrated
remote video cameras and at least one handheld (the same used by the BBC for HD
recording). Meanwhile the
club’s AV team will mix the audio/visual stream live, broadcasting
in-the-moment vivid high
definition images onto screens and into home across the globe. This remarkably sophisticated
multi-camera set up – undoubtedly one of the best in the world for a club of
this size - allows
low-light filming of multiple positions giving viewers a genuine impression of
being amidst the live audience and a real feeling for the intimate atmosphere
of one of the world’s greatest jazz clubs - all without detracting from the
experience of those lucky enough to have a ticket to the show.
Access to the broadcast is free.
Viewers will simply need to log onto the club’s website www.ronniescotts.co.uk at 9pm BST on Wednesday 28th May.
4 comments :
loved her, what a talent! also an opportunity to be part of the audience in this hallowed venue, thank you Lance
Liz
Yes, Cécile is quite something. Doubt if we'll entice her back to Whitley Bay again...
Cecile.....'Laugh Clown Laugh' ...felt the hairs on the back of my neck rise on the last note piano trilled and so did she.......mesmerising gal....
Couldn't agree more - Flore. Piano of course was Aaron Diehl, Paul Sikivie on bass and Peter Van Nostrand, drums.
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