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	<title>Comments on: Gioachino Rossini, Semiramide &#8211; Bel Canto at Caramoor &#8211; Orchestra of St. Luke&#8217;s, Will Crutchfield, conductor</title>
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		<title>By: Michael Miller</title>
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		<description>CORRECTION.

I have been informed by Mr. Crutchfield that amplification was not used during the performance of Semiramide:

&quot;Caramoor does have a sound system, but it is used only in the case of thunderstorms. We were ready to turn it on if necessary during &lt;em&gt;Semiramide,&lt;/em&gt; but as the threatened storms never broke, it remained unused; so far (fingers crossed) we have never turned it on during a Caramoor opera performance...

We are lucky to have a good natural acoustic under the Venetian Theater&#039;s tent, and want to make sure your readers know that they can count on hearing natural sound at Caramoor; amplification is used only for pops concerts and as a last resort under adverse weather conditions.&quot;

The ceiling of the tent at Caramoor has many intersecting planes. This must have affected what I heard.</description>
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<p>CORRECTION.</p>
<p>I have been informed by Mr. Crutchfield that amplification was not used during the performance of Semiramide:</p>
<p>"Caramoor does have a sound system, but it is used only in the case of thunderstorms. We were ready to turn it on if necessary during <em>Semiramide,</em> but as the threatened storms never broke, it remained unused; so far (fingers crossed) we have never turned it on during a Caramoor opera performance...</p>
<p>We are lucky to have a good natural acoustic under the Venetian Theater's tent, and want to make sure your readers know that they can count on hearing natural sound at Caramoor; amplification is used only for pops concerts and as a last resort under adverse weather conditions."</p>
<p>The ceiling of the tent at Caramoor has many intersecting planes. This must have affected what I heard.<br />
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