Ep 13 - Joanne Valentine

Episode 14 of the Talking Acoustics podcast, hosted by Matthew Ottley, titled "Ep 13 - Joanne Valentine" was published on March 31, 2019 and runs 39 minutes.

March 31, 2019 ·39m · Talking Acoustics

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Summary

Joanne Valentine started out studying architecture and with Harold Marshall as a lecturer, quickly developed a passion for room acoustics. She has followed that passion for over 30 years, working on the acoustic design performing arts projects around the world.

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Joanne Valentine started out studying architecture and with Harold Marshall as a lecturer, quickly developed a passion for room acoustics. She has followed that passion for over 30 years, working on the acoustic design performing arts projects around the world.

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