Sonolux

Sonolux Sonolux is a small music recording and post-production studio.

I have a highly-mobile operation and come come to whatever location works for you, or we an record in one of a number of studios in and around the Seattle area.

Celebration! ForwardIn this final installment of our Celebration! series, we turn to the future — propelled by rhythm, i...
20/05/2025

Celebration! Forward

In this final installment of our Celebration! series, we turn to the future — propelled by rhythm, innovation, and legacy.

From Dvořák’s exuberant Slavonic Dances to Florence Price’s lyrical violin concerto, to the sweeping scope of Symphony No. 9 (From the New World), this is music that reminds us where we come from — and where we're headed.

Recorded May 17, 2025

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Celebration! Retrospect — a curated journey through bold fanfares, folk dances, winter moods, and timeless classics.Each...
20/05/2025

Celebration! Retrospect — a curated journey through bold fanfares, folk dances, winter moods, and timeless classics.

Each piece brings a unique color to the collection — from Rimsky-Korsakov’s noble grandeur to Weiner’s fiery Hungarian dances.

Recorded March 8, 2025

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Celebration! Tributes, is a set of powerful works honoring legacy, influence, and place. It’s music of reflection — from...
20/05/2025

Celebration! Tributes, is a set of powerful works honoring legacy, influence, and place. It’s music of reflection — from Farkas' elegiac lyricism to Brahms' masterful tribute to Haydn, to Vaughan Williams' sweeping musical vision of the English countryside.

Each piece is a tribute — to those who came before, and to what they left behind.

Recorded November 8, 2024

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Recent Kirkland Civic Orchestra concert. Real challenge mastering this one, for a few reasons:- venue has a noisy HVAC ...
26/04/2023

Recent Kirkland Civic Orchestra concert. Real challenge mastering this one, for a few reasons:
- venue has a noisy HVAC (hum/noise removal)
- venue is acoustically tuned to hype midrange (it's a theater, not a concert hall)
- heavy curtain at the rear of the stage soaked up a lot of the brass sound, and some of all instruments, and killed any stage reverb, making the recording sound like a bunch of people and not an orchestra.

Mastered (mostly) in the analog domain, with digital filters for noise and hum.

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