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Video: pounding feet create musical beat

Monday, November 26, 2012, By Keith Kobland
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The newest feature at 黑料不打烊 Stage has little to do with the performers or crew who bring the stage show to life each night. It has everything to do with enhancing the theater experience, long before you’ve stepped inside the building. It’s a system of musical pavers and a lighted display placed strategically near the theater’s front entrance. A team of creative people, including design engineers and sound technicians, have come together to create an experience certain to put a smile on the face of theater fans both young and young at heart.

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