1st Edition
Create Meaning with Sound Sound Design Theory for Live Theatre
Part 1: Sound Design Theory 1. A Common Language 2. Foundational Concepts in Sound Design Theory 3. Intentions and Choices 4. From Sound to Meaning 5. Sound And Noise 6. The Sound Designer’s Toolbox 7. The Sound Designer’s Technique 8. The Sound Designer’s Process Part 2: A Brief History of Sound Design 9. Early and Late Classical Period: The Greeks and the Romans 10. The Middle Ages 11. The Renaissance – Transitioning to the Modern Theatre 12. The Italian Renaissance – The Birth of Opera 13. The Rise of American Theatre
Biography
Tony Angelini is a sound designer, author, podcaster, and creativity coach. With more than 25 years of experience in live theatre and over 300 productions to his credit both in the USA and internationally, he brings an artistic and human-centered approach to sound and storytelling. His work explores the intersection of creativity, technology, and the performing arts. He has composed two albums (Breathing Deeply and Bold Girls) and a book of poetry (Walking the Creeper), and he has contributed articles to Pro Audio Review Magazine.
