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Hi folks,
Received a request from a Swarthmore Alum who's looking for recorded sounds for a theatre production ... in this case some things in Afrikaans like:
> - an officer / guard / police / etc. shouting or yelling or barking orders
> - crowd sounds
> - reading of poetry or other texts.
Am guessing there aren't many resources to pay (or pay much for these). Anyone know of repositories of recordings that could include things like this?
Thanks and Happy New Year!
- mike
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Daniel Perelstein <[log in to unmask]>
> Date: January 4, 2012 12:02:40 AM EST
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: Swat alum language help?
>
> Mr. Jones,
>
> My name is Dan Perelstein, and I'm a swat alum from the class of 2009.
>
> I work as a sound designer and composer on a freelance basis in the theater scene in Philadelphia. I oftentimes find myself looking for recorded excerpts of different languages. At the moment I'm looking for stuff in Afrikaans for a show I'm doing at the Lantern Theater this spring. Do you have any resources that might be helpful, either for this specific language, or when I'm looking for this sort of thing more generally?
>
> I suspect that if I had access to, for instance, TV shows or radio programs or YouTube in Afrikaans, I'd be able to sift through and find what I need, which in this case is:
> - an officer / guard / police / etc. shouting or yelling or barking orders
> - crowd sounds
> - reading of poetry or other texts.
>
> Any suggestions you might have would be greatly appreciated!
> Thanks,
> Dan
>
> Daniel Perelstein
> Full-service music and sound for the theater
>
> Musical Direction | Sound Design | Composition | Multi-Instrumentalist
> Conducting, Arranging & Orchestrations, Vocal Coaching, Accompanying
> www . danielperelstein . com
>
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Michael Jones
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Language Resource Center
Swarthmore College
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