UK - beyerdynamic microphones were chosen for the celebration of the Queens 80th birthday concert held at the Queen's private estate of Balmoral Castle. This event was the first of its kind ever held at the venue, and featured world renowned classical singer Katherine Jenkins, accompanied by the Aberdeen Sinfonietta symphony orchestra. This 'Truly Scottish Evening' featured many top artists such as the Scottish Fiddle Orchestra, singer/songwriter and broadcaster Fiona Kennedy, Celtic Scottish dancers, Massed Pipes and Drums, the Graham Geddes Scottish Dance Band and the Bon Accord Silver Brass Band.

Presented by BBC Radio 2's Ken Bruce, the live performance took place on 30 June in the beautiful grounds of Balmoral Castle, located in Royal Deeside in the shadows of Lochnagar. This beautiful estate has been a private residence to the British Royal Family since 1848.

FOH operations was organised by Rick Lawson of Funtime Audio Visual. "The event was a great success," commented Lawson, "and we had many compliments. Even Ms Jenkins commented on how good the sound was, and I am sure that was due to the investment we made on microphones with beyer prior to the event. I used beyer MC 740 condensers for overheads, MC 930 condensers for the closer instruments, Opus 82 clip-on condensers for brass and Opus 51 boundary microphone for piano. The sound was amazing."

(Lee Baldock)


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