UK - Clay Paky presented some of its most recent and innovative products to an audience of professionals - lighting designers, directors of photography, rental managers, production managers, dealers and the trade press - at London's Royal Albert Hall last month. The demonstration included the new Alpha Beam 1500 moving beam lights, as well as Alpha Beam 300s and the long-throw Alpha Wash 1500 LT wash light.

The presentation consisted of a live show and a technical demonstration. The live part was performed by Durham Marenghi on the rig he put together for Raymond Gubbay's bi-annual Classical Spectacular at the Royal Albert Hall, an event which combines traditional classical music with a modern lighting show.

The Alpha Beam 1500, Alpha Beam 300 and Alpha Wash 1500 LT were used together for the first time at the Classical Spectacular. Durham Marenghi said: "The Alpha Beam 1500s and 300s and Wash 1500 LTs on the rig gave extraordinary added value to a show which has a recognised dynamic lighting display for audiences throughout the world for years. These lights have high luminous efficiency and are ideal for the size of the stage and vastness of the arena auditoriums."

After the presentation in the main auditorium Clay Paky arranged a technical demo in a separate specially equipped room inside the Royal Albert Hall. Here guests were able to assess each light in detail, and study its features and specifications. The event concluded with an informal get-together between the numerous guests, Clay Paky staff and Royal Albert Hall personnel.

Pio Nahum, Clay Paky sales and marketing manager, commented: "It was a great success because we were able to bring together important UK trade dealers and organize a mutually beneficial exchange of professional information, which we consider fundamental for sector growth. I would especially like to thank the technical staff at the Royal Albert Hall for their precious cooperation, and Raymond Gubbay Limited, who contributed greatly towards the success of the event with their kind support and helpfulness."

(Jim Evans)


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