Well that was exhausting. I recorded 3 Seders, 2 in Urbana IL and 1 in New York. One would have been enough, dayenu. I expect it’ll take months to go through all those hours of audio; that’s the masochism part. Here are the digital audio recorders the generous Kickstarter backers paid for:
Right before I flew to Urbana I was in Salem, MA, for a Sita screening and Q & A at the excellent Peabody Essex Museum. My friend Margo Burns met me there and snapped this photo in a nearby Salem churchyard:
Dayenu, dayenu, dayenu!
Looks like “Thou Shalt Not” didn’t dim your lights any. Looking good and feisty in that black leather with boss shades!
I totally forgot — Judaism comes with a Terms of Service agreement.
Great to see that the recorders are now available and your project is proceeding as expected! Good job. Will continue reading your posts and be with you till the completion of your creative project. Good luck!
10 commandments = ToS = LOL. Thanks, Karl. 😀
Hey Nina! What is the name of the recorders and lavaliers you ended up going with?
Cheers,
Leah
Hi Leah!
Recorders: Sony SOPCMM10R
PCM-M10 Portable Audio Recorder
Mics were custom lavs from Oscar Tech.