2014-603-E Arts - Lindsay Ann Leach Sparks for 2014 Arts Grant Agreement $1,000

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DocuSign Envelope ID:6368FECC-3C91-49C7-983E-AA65A76D339E rt U K N Re: flutist looking for horn player Andrew McAfee <andrewmcafeel @me.com> Sun, May 11, 2014 at 7.57 AM To: Lindsay Leach <1 alflut e.leach @gma il.com> Hi Lindsay, The best oboists in the area are Melanie Wilsden <r1ckmeInc@earthIink.net> and Joe Robinson <joboerob@gmail.com> I can give you more names if these don't pan out. One thing to consider before contracting me is that I have a health condition that requires I not be around wireless radiation like from cell phones, wi-fi routers, cordless phones, etc. All rehearsals and recording sessions must be free of these influences. If you are willing to ensure that every has their phones powered off, and there is no wi-fi in the area, etc. we are good to continue. With that said, it looks like an interesting project. Depending on how detailed you want the recording, the cheap side can be accomplished with two rehearsals and then recording a concert and is the simplest way. A recording session with lots of microphones in a studio would be very expensive. Reserving Hill Hall at UNC or some other acoustic venue for a couple of days (not during the summer as it is very hot, no AC) of recording is another option. My rates: For me to show up anywhere is $100 and $50 an hour after that.We could negotiate a lump sum for the entire gig once we work out all oft d I am open to offers. I imagine a minimum olL 500 to$750'to do it right. I have used Dwight Robinett <dwightrobinett@gmail.com> as my recording engineer a number of times. There are others as well and you can compare rates and schedules. Let me know what you think. Thank you! Andrew On May 10, 2014, at 10:49 PM, Lindsay Leach <1 alflute.I each @gmai l.com>wrote: Hi Andrew, Thanks so much for your response! I am relatively new to Chapel Hill, so I'm getting back into knowing who's in the performance circles in this area I'm in the process of applying for a couple of grants that would fund the production of a CD featuring chamber music of Hugo Kauder(1888-1972). He's an Austrian-American Jewish composer who's music is influenced by a combination of Eastern European folk tunes, 17th century counterpoint, Ocheghem, and his own brand of tonality(loosely comparable to Hindemith's)...you can check out www,hugokauder.org for more info. Kauder was the focus of my dissertation at CCM and I'm hoping that the CD in conjunction with some concerts in the area and some lecture-recital presentations this year will be the next step before writing a biography on Kauder(a kind of extension from my doctoral document). The first grant application is due at the end of May, so I'm planning to start perform some