Fashion icon Barbara Hulanicki OBE, the legendary Founder of BIBA, will bring the latest collection from her incredible new brand, Fun In The Sun by Barbara Hulanicki, to the Runway 7 stage.
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The Runway 7 schedule includes three full days of designer runway shows featuring both established and indie fashion brands. NYC nightlife high priestess Susanne Bartsch brings Bartschland back to Runway 7 on Saturday, September 10thįormer Project Runway contestant Darren Apolonio launches latest collection at Runway 7 on Saturday, September 10thįashion Designer and CFDA member Steven Goudeau makes his Runway 7 appearance honoring 9/11 on Sunday, September 11th Internationally acclaimed Designer Naeem Khan will open Runway 7 Fashion Week again on Friday, September 9thįashion Icon Barbara Hulanicki OBE to debut latest collection from her new brand, Fun In The Sun by Barbara Hulanicki on Friday, September 9th Runway 7 announces its New York Fashion Week lineup of more than 40 Spring / Summer 2023 designer runway shows on Friday, Saturday, & Sunday September 9, 10, and 11, at Sony Hall, 235 W. They not only give a platform for designers to show but also offer production and manufacturing services to their designers. R unway 7, the fashion industry’s only true vertical platform, offers a world class platform and fashion incubator for independent designers and renowned brands alike to showcase their collections each season at NYC FW. (Reprinted from the "Soundings" department of the April/May 2007 issue of Air & Space. Navy's Grumman "Cats" of World War II, is in the works. Since then, Altmann has captured the sounds of 20 years of air races, and has created audio documentaries on the P-38 Lightning, Messerschmitt Bf 109, Mitsubishi Zero, and Chance-Vought Corsair, and a CD set on World War I aircraft. "All of a sudden, a pack of three P-51s came tearing through the skies flat-out, seemingly just above our heads, doing 400-plus miles per hour. "Bob asked Ron Burda, an award-winning photographer for the San Jose Mercury News, 'to take this kid out to Pylon 6.' I had no inkling what was going to happen. "Toting around my microphones and tape recorder, I was pretty much of a freak, but I was adopted by the regulars because Bob Love introduced me to them," Altmann says. Love suggested that Altmann go to the Reno Air Races. Today, vinyl copies are fetching $250 on eBay. The first album, CheckFlight P-51, was released in 1983 and included a foldout poster of the Mustang's instrument panel. I basically put a lot of rattling and wind noise on tape." He and Love made another flight with a smaller single-point stereo microphone and it worked beautifully. I thought, Why not make a record of that sound?"Īltmann says he used a complicated binaural dummy-head microphone and a reel-to-reel tape recorder jammed under the seat, which resulted in "a total disaster. The amazing sound of his Merlin 12-cylinder engine stayed with me. The pilot was Korean ace Bob Love-he had a beautifully restored two-seat Mustang in Livermore, California. In 1982, for my 40th birthday, I took a ride in a P-51. "I became a recording engineer, and owned a music recording studio in San Francisco. "My mom would take me out in the stroller near the runway and what I now know were P-38s would roar over. "I grew up in the flight path of Santa Rosa Naval Auxiliary Air Station," Altmann says. His custom microphone array looks like a piece of Darth Vader's helmet. The hard disk recorder is the size of a cigar box. (To hear a P-38 fly past, Howard Hughes biopic The Aviator, Discovery Channel's "Wings" series, and video games, and he has sold thousands of records and CDs.Īltmann sets up his digital recording equipment, a suite of electronics he has refined over the years. What started as a hobby is now a business, AirCraft Records, which produces CDs featuring the sound of radial engines. Fifteen miles outside Reno, Nevada, John Altmann is in a van heading for the outskirts of Stead Airfield, a former Air Force base, now used by general aviation traffic and, once a year, by the association that stages the National Air Races.Īltmann has been making audio recordings of vintage aircraft engines for 25 years. To hear the sound of a P-38 Lightning flying past, click here.
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