Audio Recording
Audio Recording Services offers services to document performances involving students, faculty and guest artists. In addition, we offer audio recording and editing services to support instruction, research and conference presentations by faculty and graduate students.
- All performances/presentations held in Weigel Auditorium are automatically recorded.
- For student recitals, students should refer to the Audio Recording Services information in their recital packet.
The following services are offered at no charge:
- Recording, editing and delivery of all performances in Weigel Auditorium;
- Editing and preparation of audio clips for use in instruction, web streaming and conference presentations;
- Coordination of resources for the conversion of recordings in obsolete formats (cassette, LP, reel-to-reel, DAT) to modern formats.
Recording sessions
Recording sessions in Hughes Hall Auditorium can be arranged on a time-available basis. There is a fee for this service.
How do I get a copy of a recording?
If you are the recitalist or a soloist on a program, you will be provided a link to download an electronic copy of the performance in mp3 format, usually within seven (7) days of the performance.
For more information on any of the above services, email Tim Donel, production manager.
Livestream and Video Recording
Student Ensembles
The School of Music livestreams and records all major ensemble performances held in Weigel Auditorium and Timashev Recital Hall.
Student Recitals
All student recitals will be streamed live unless you decline the service as outlined on the Crew Needs Sheet in the Student Recital Packet.
The stream will be available on the School of Music YouTube channel. A private link will be sent to you 1–2 weeks in advance, for you to share as you see fit. Only those with the link will be able to view the performance. The performance can be accessed on the channel using the same link even after the live performance date.
Faculty and Guest Artist Recitals
Faculty performances will be streamed live unless you decline the service on the Production Needs Sheet. Be aware that if the performance is not livestreamed, it is also not video recorded, unless requested.
The stream will be posted to the School of Music YouTube Channel.
Guest recitals ARE NOT recorded or livestreamed.
Questions?
Email Tim Donel, production manager, for more information.