Subject: | Re: Anyone recording "family ambience"? |
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From: | "Scott Fraser" scottbfraser |
Date: | Thu Apr 17, 2008 9:15 am ((PDT)) |
<<Doubt it would be of interest to others though.>> Depends on how compelling the content. Some years ago I was given a cassette to clean up & transfer to CD for the client's family. It consisted on an evening long dialog between family members & the family matriarch, then extremely elderly. She described her past, which was from an aristocratic Jewish family in Russia, forced to give up all their property & flee one of several anti-Jewish pogroms of the waning czarist era. Smuggled out of country as a young girl, she arrived penniless, speaking no English, in New York at the beginning of the 20th century. I knew none of the individuals in the discussion, yet I found it one of more fascinating audio assignments I've had in 35 years in the profession. I just wish I'd had tape running during some of my grandfather's one on one disquisitions on his World War I experiences. Scott Fraser |
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