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4 Apr 2012
A: If so, then b+h are working with Christian Resources to provide you with informative & practical seminars. Whatever your role in church, there will be something for you at the following seminars. Fundamentals of sound systems in worship situations How to get the best out of church sound systems explained in a non-technical way. [...]
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4 Apr 2012
Oxford University gave this brief because a Grade I listed building needed refurbishing with a sound system. The Sheldonian Theatre is the second work of Sir Christopher Wren.
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3 Jan 2012
At B&H we are constantly updating our hire inventory to keep abreast of customer needs As a result of recent rationalisation of out asset list, we have a list of ex rental stock in need of a good home! Grab yourselves a bargain! For any enquiries into the stock available don’t hesitate to get in [...]
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30 Nov 2011
Spring Harvest’s Youthwork the Conference in Eastbourne supports and encourages churches doing youth work in their local communities. Based on a longstanding partnership with Spring Harvest, b+h again took on technical responsibilities for this major event. This encompassed sound, video and lighting for both the main venue and the seminars room. The b+h team chose [...]
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30 Nov 2011
The fireworks night display at Himley Hall centred around the theme of the 2012 Games and the spectacular production lived up to its grand title. b+h partnered with Fantastic Fireworks to support this occasion. The lake and the house served as the back drop to this brilliant display and, along with the fair and food, [...]
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Graham Kendrick Tour 2008
Case Study #3 – Graham Kendrick Tour 2008
Graham was supported by a fantastic band, comprising of Steve Thompson as music director and main keys, Andrew Small playing drums, Roy Johnson on bass, Dan Wheeler on electric guitar, Mark Walker on second keys, and Philippa Hanna on backing vocals. Accompanying the band at each venue was a choir that ranged from 35 to 130 members.On tour with the band were five experienced engineers Martin Stansfield (FOH), Dave Warner (Monitors), Matt Mills (Video), Colin Smith (Lighting) and Matt Rowbottom Rigger/Driver) who had to be flexible and technically creative to put on the show at each venue and overcome issues. Venues ranged from modern churches to cathedrals and theatres to leisure centres each with their own acoustical differences. The main system was a pair of Meyer MSL4’s and a 650-P sub aside complimented with some smaller UPA speakers for venues where the sound needed to be distributed down halls or around corners. 48 channel Yamaha M7CL desks were used at both Front of House and at Monitors. This was particularly useful for monitors, where the band were all on stereo in-ears providing Dave Warner with necessary tools to get each of the mixes just right for each musician.
The tour was a great success and we enjoyed working with Graham and the team.
Credits:
Graham Kendrick Photo Copyright: 2007 Make Way Music, Photographer: Andy Hutch
Stage Photo Photographer: Martin Stansfield
Written by b+h
b+h provide audio, visual installation and events services to Christian, Corporate and Schools markets. Based in Peterborough they operate across the UK.