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I figure you've already seen her more recent stuff, like Master of Tides.
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The UE Boom wireless speakers they used for that looked pretty interesting. I wonder how many of them they used and what the sound quality was actually like for listeners at that event.
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My hat's off to the sound mixer and sound track dubber.
No way can someone bounce around like she did in that pirate vid and actually play without errors. I suspect a lot of her "dancing playing" is later edited for content. If you watch closly you can see a few discrepancies between sound and bow motion. All in all, it's a cool performance though, very creative.
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Well, pretty much any time you see a video, unless it is strictly an amateur or low-fi sort of effort, or where the whole point of the production was to realistically show the playing and sound, the sound was usually done separately and then dubbed. The needs of getting good audio and getting good video footage don't really line up.
With this one, the basic setting and storyline was that it was supposed to be some spontaneous performance that catches the audience by surprise, maybe. But that is the set of the stage and the storyline, not reality. Even just from the moments that they went to slow motion, that was obvious.
Still a cool video and fun to watch, though. And she can probably actually dance and play at the same time a lot better than most of us, even though her produced videos are no doubt a bit wilder than when she has to actually get a good sound while doing somewhat more realistic moves in live performance.
"This young wine may have a lot of tannins now, but in 5 or 10 years it is going to be spectacular, despite the fact that right now it tastes like crude oil. You know this is how it is supposed to taste at this stage of development." ~ Itzhak Perlman
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Of course there is some playback but it's all still very impressive and entertaining. I wish I could dance and play at the same time. 
Don't think any of you would want to see that though. LOL
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I sure enjoy her spunk and playing. I just say go go go girl .. I liked her documentary ... And I like her pressing on with her art despite those that have some "violinist" expectation. I feel she has come a long way and inspired many. Bless her!!!
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Ps.. I have to giggle ... When I was young and Alice Cooper and Kiss were the Bain of society and "music was going to heck" ...and the " Solid Gold Dancers were ruining morals of girls everywhere.."
. Now what???.. People complain that we have a clean cut cute girl jumping around and making great music and inspiring young people and there are still those who grumble grumble..
It is all part of the " Biz " I guess.
I like a bit of it all myself. 
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She definitely does a great job of inspiring young violinists all around the globe. Her uniqueness is undeniable. There will always be people with different opinions complaining about one thing or another, coolpinkone. We just need to be proud of who we are and believe in our opinions. It's good to respect others rights to feel differently but believe in your feelings and opinions.
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In June of this year my wife and I went to a Lindsey Sterling concert in New York City. It was a professional production and most of the time that she performed she was energetically dancing.Really I only noticed two intonation slips in the whole concert (not that I was looking for mistakes) Definitely she wad playing live and not , er, "Milli Vanillied"/"Bow synched" g
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