Eric Larson

Enthusiastic salesman, laid-back salesman, Brooklyn tough guy, Brooklyn con-man, Yiddish accent, Swedish accent, Irish Accent, down-east (Maine Yankee) accent, Indian Accent, Oriental accent. Sometimes do a "conversation" involving more than one character or accent, sometimes imitate people I encounter if they have an interesting way of speaking or an unusual accent. When playing music for an audience, I engage the audience between selections with humorous banter. If my wife is also part of the event, we do lots of humorous back-and-forth commentary which elicits lots of laughter. Regarding voice overs, I can compose and play appropriate music so there is never any issue with performance of someone else's work that might involve copyright infringement or the payment of royalties.

MC for a musical group that I presently run (www.NSHOS.com) MC at weddings, parties, tell dialect jokes. Professionally record music High school graduate, some college. 7 years of music instruction in both pops and classical organ and keyboard, extensive self-training in audio equipment and professional recording techniques such as multi-tracking, mixdowns, effects processing, editing. Robert-Morton theater pipe organ, Hammond X66 organ, Hammond C2 organ, piano, various keyboards, Alesis and Digitech effects processors, two AKG large-diaphragm condenser microphones, four ACG small diaphragm condenser microphones, Two Tascam multi-track recorders, Cubase MIDI and VST software on computer, WaveLab audio editing software, (PC running windows XP pro) Suitable power amplifiers and speakers for electronic instruments. audio electronic equipment operation, set-up and repair, piano tuner, pipe organ service technician, writing and editing, advertising copy writing, Publisher of a special niche hobby magazine (website is www.hornandwhistle.com) industrial instrumentation technician, watch and clock repair, professional keyboard musician. Accompaniment of silent movies using theater pipe organ.