Ateneo De Manila University is an educational institution that encourages music in all year levels from elementary to college. In the elementary level, students are taught to play at least one musical instrument per year. As they reach high school, there are school organizations that promote both pop, rock (Music Industry)and classical music (Symphonic Ensemble). In college many of the musicians are affiliated with AMP. There are at least 80 informal bands throughout the campus in Loyola Heights and seeing students with their guitars is a common scene in the area. On campus (like classrooms and gymnasium)and in the vicinity, students practice to play their favorite popular songs and even work on their own compositions and many times create big hits that get aired on the FM radios. With the advent of digital pc-based recording, they can now rehearse and at the same time create digital copies of their creations. Places like Future Star, Blueberry and recently Auditions Digital Solutions provide services to cater to the demand for better practice rooms to improve their talent and trade.
When it come to band rehearsal studios, it is important that there should be some acoustics design in the rooms not so much to keep sound from leaking into the next room wall but to control reverberation and standing waves inside the practice rooms. This way, the music will sound right and the students will not be playing so loud to compensate for canceled frequency bands due to bad room acoustics. In the Ateneo area, Auditions Digital Solutions has invested in good acoustics engineering and professional sound engineering in its pro audio equipment. They also encourage students and customers to discuss with them technical issues that will prepare them for live and recording performances.
For students, the accessibility of rehearsal venues is very important. Access from public transport such as Jeepneys and even Tricycles Cabs. Proximity to pedestrian overpass is also important for safe walking to and from the studio.
Around the building, parking should be available and 24 hour guards and patrols will help secure the students and their cars that are properly parked.
When it come to band rehearsal studios, it is important that there should be some acoustics design in the rooms not so much to keep sound from leaking into the next room wall but to control reverberation and standing waves inside the practice rooms. This way, the music will sound right and the students will not be playing so loud to compensate for canceled frequency bands due to bad room acoustics. In the Ateneo area, Auditions Digital Solutions has invested in good acoustics engineering and professional sound engineering in its pro audio equipment. They also encourage students and customers to discuss with them technical issues that will prepare them for live and recording performances.
For students, the accessibility of rehearsal venues is very important. Access from public transport such as Jeepneys and even Tricycles Cabs. Proximity to pedestrian overpass is also important for safe walking to and from the studio.
Around the building, parking should be available and 24 hour guards and patrols will help secure the students and their cars that are properly parked.
Cairo Foster is an Asian American skateboarder. He was born April 25, 1976 in Taiwan. He picked up skateboarding at the age of 13, when he moved to Egypt. There he attended Cairo American College (CAC). In 1992, he moved to Jacksonville, Florida and continued skateboarding. In 1994 he got a local board sponsor based out of Jacksonville. The name of the board company was Wrecked. The owner, Jeff Davis, took Cairo on his first skate tour to California. Not until 1995 did Cairo transplant to San Francisco, California where he made his presence known within skateboarding by first appearing in a Thrasher video (Raw) edited by Satva Leung.
He has ridden for DLX distribution's, Real Skateboards and Co founded a new team, Popwar Skateboards, but in 2006 due to internal conflicts, Cairo left Popwar to join Jerry Hsu and crew at Enjoi Skateboards.
His current sponsors include Krux trucks, Ricta wheels, Bones Swiss bearings, Lakai shoes, RVCA clothing, Mob griptape, CCS Mailorder and Enjoi skateboards.
He has been featured in many videos such as Transworld's The Reason. He is also currently touring with Krux trucks, in their Blown Out tour which is featured on havocTV's On Demand section for Comcast Digital Cable. His latest video part is in the groundbreaking Lakai video, Fully Flared.
He has ridden for DLX distribution's, Real Skateboards and Co founded a new team, Popwar Skateboards, but in 2006 due to internal conflicts, Cairo left Popwar to join Jerry Hsu and crew at Enjoi Skateboards.
His current sponsors include Krux trucks, Ricta wheels, Bones Swiss bearings, Lakai shoes, RVCA clothing, Mob griptape, CCS Mailorder and Enjoi skateboards.
He has been featured in many videos such as Transworld's The Reason. He is also currently touring with Krux trucks, in their Blown Out tour which is featured on havocTV's On Demand section for Comcast Digital Cable. His latest video part is in the groundbreaking Lakai video, Fully Flared.
Satu Rautaharju is a Canadian actress and singer. In 2006, she was featured as "mid-week hotness" on the website Hottest Canadians. She was featured on the cover of Lollipop Magazine #69, in April of 2006.
History
Her professional career began as a voice actress in the mid- to late-1980s, when she lent her voice as Benten in three of the English versions of anime films in the Urusei Yatsura series. She worked as a journalist for UNCW's periodical The Seahawk, publishing articles on hard rock/metal concert reviews and interviews. Rautaharju moved to television in 2002 with an unbilled role on Dawson's Creek as "dancing girl". In 2004, She played "Misty", a goth chick serial killer, in the dark comedy Communication Breakdown. Thereafter, from 2004-2006, she hosted the public access magazine TV program E-Asylum, interviewing celebrities Bruce Willis,Natalie Portman, Woody Harrelson, andSalma Halyek. In 2006, she appeared in a Maybelline "Lash Expert" commercial with Adriana Lima. In 2006, Rautaharju modeled for the 2007 Gothic Calendar. She appeared as "Sarah Reid" in the horror feature In The Woods by Troma Films.
Current
Satu Rautaharju plays "Ana Asaad," a Kurdish-American schoolgirl in Lost Colony Entertainment/Coventry Lane Productions sci-fi/fantasy series entitled Breach of Heaven. Rautaharju is also producing and acting in The Adventures of Captain Schoolgirl, a serio-comedy about a corrupt high school with super-students who decide to fight back.
The character and the actress who embodies her were featured as "Geek Honey of the Month" in Blogzarro by "James A" on May 1 2007.
History
Her professional career began as a voice actress in the mid- to late-1980s, when she lent her voice as Benten in three of the English versions of anime films in the Urusei Yatsura series. She worked as a journalist for UNCW's periodical The Seahawk, publishing articles on hard rock/metal concert reviews and interviews. Rautaharju moved to television in 2002 with an unbilled role on Dawson's Creek as "dancing girl". In 2004, She played "Misty", a goth chick serial killer, in the dark comedy Communication Breakdown. Thereafter, from 2004-2006, she hosted the public access magazine TV program E-Asylum, interviewing celebrities Bruce Willis,Natalie Portman, Woody Harrelson, andSalma Halyek. In 2006, she appeared in a Maybelline "Lash Expert" commercial with Adriana Lima. In 2006, Rautaharju modeled for the 2007 Gothic Calendar. She appeared as "Sarah Reid" in the horror feature In The Woods by Troma Films.
Current
Satu Rautaharju plays "Ana Asaad," a Kurdish-American schoolgirl in Lost Colony Entertainment/Coventry Lane Productions sci-fi/fantasy series entitled Breach of Heaven. Rautaharju is also producing and acting in The Adventures of Captain Schoolgirl, a serio-comedy about a corrupt high school with super-students who decide to fight back.
The character and the actress who embodies her were featured as "Geek Honey of the Month" in Blogzarro by "James A" on May 1 2007.
The Reverie Sound Revue debut album is the first full length studio album by Reverie Sound Revue. When the group reformed in 2005, they announced work on an album, and then in March 2007, the group released a song titled "An Anniversary Away" with a music video directed by band member Marc De Pape. In November 2007, their MySpace stated they had completed recording the 11-track album, despite their distances all over Canada. They also mentioned they had no plans to tour, or play live because of this. The album will be mixed, mastered and released in 2008, according to the group's myspace.
Confirmed tracks
* An Anniversary Away
Confirmed tracks
* An Anniversary Away