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Swiss Producer Patrik Schwitter Extols the Virtues of His PMC Monitors Switzerland – Since upgrading his studio to incorporate a pair of PMC IB2S XBD-A monitors, Swiss producer and engineer Patrik Schwitter (pictured) has undertaken a steady stream of high end projects at his Zurich-based facility.
In recent months, he has worked with internationally acclaimed harp player and Grammy Award Winner Andreas Vollenweider on a new album, Quiet Places, which was recorded in Swiss broadcasting company SRF’s Studio A and Vollenweider’s own studio House on the Lake. Schwitteris is also currently mixing music for a documentary film about the hugely influential Swiss writer Adolf Muschg, which is scheduled for release later this year. Entitled Adolf Muschg – The Other, the film is directed by Erich Schmid and features music by 86-year-old computer Jazz legend Bruno Spoerri.
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In 2018, after she finished writing the manuscript of her first poetry collection,
On Days Like This, Shaira Afrida Oyshee was fortunate enough to meet writer and critic Syed Manzoorul Islam. Two weeks later, he said he found it worthwhile . Soon on, her collection was published by Journeyman Books. The success of her debut collection still fresh, her second poetry collection –
All the Quiet Places – was published by Anyaprokash in 2019. I understood that I was surrounded by literature and publishing people and that if I wasn t I would still be where I am, but it would take me at least two more years of dedicatedly searching for a publisher or getting accepted, she says, acknowledging her upbringing in a family active in the literary scene.