Any of who have seen Copperfield live ?. Can you tell us how the sound is on DC's Show ?. Like he performs in mostly stadium kinda theatres. How is the sound repro ?. Is it deep ? Or does it sound shallow like stadiumish ? or do you get theatrical movie going effect ? And if you do know what equipment they use that would be great insight too !

I don't know what he uses (I think there might have been an article published at one time), but I've heard it being good, and sometimes not so good. A lot depends on the venue, but it usually has a pretty nice, full tone.

It's amazingly awesome! I loved every show that I've seen him in. The quality of the sound is universal to the theatre- meaning you are encompassed by it. For example: He does this whole, "going to the beach" bit and you literally hear, feel, smell the ocean. It was the neatest addition to his show. The music in generally is intriquing for it always seems to start off smoothly- then the climax was always dramatized. Very good show technically. Not only with sound, but lighting as well. Keep in touch,

Matt

That's nice to hear. I think you must be reffering to portal right ? The one where he vanishes and appears on the beach video. Then how does he reppear after that ? back from the video ?.

He reappears in the audance and dropps sand from his hands....The sound is quiet loud and exciting. gives a LOT of energ fi you ask me.. I love it. He has a great show...Great cast and a great showmanship.

Seen his two previous tours....Dreams and Nightmares and An Intiamte Evening of Grand Illusions and loved both of them.

Michael

The sound, "GO!" is amazing to hear- just seems so real, and I did like that he reappeared in the back of the theatre; with sand spilling from his hand. I agree with Michael- a lot of energy indeed! Keep in touch,

Tomasko

I have been to his show, and I must say the music wss AWESOME.

He starts the show by creating a mood and atmosphere. This is done before the show starts, and is accomplished by the theatre being filled with mysterious smoke and incense. The smoke just kind of swirls around the stage like a low lying fog, and the incense begins to get all your senses involved. It all looks very mysterious and magical, and sets the mood for magic perfecly.

But the question was asked about the music. All I can say is that it sounded perfect. Sound techs obviously knew EXACTLY what they wee doing.

Does anyone know what song he used with Grandpa's Aces?

That would be the love them from the movie cousins. You can find that and a lot of his other music at http://www.themagicofdc.com .

Thank you very much Jonathan