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SL ISO | SECOND LIFE INTERNATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

A Virtual Symphony Orchestra, Founded in August 2022 in Second Life​​

​​​Second Life International Symphony Orchestra (SL ISO) is a virtual orchestra that was founded in August of 2022. SL ISO includes over 100 musician-actors and 9 stage coordinators, all committed to presenting a symphonic musical experience for all those passionate about music.  SL ISO showcases and features many of Second Life’s best live singers, musicians, and composers, so each performance is unique and special.  SL ISO aims to provide a musical performance, creating a real-life concert experience. Once you experience an evening at the Symphony, you will not want to miss each show of the season!

Vision:

To be an innovative and inspiring project that allows people to experience the unifying power of music through symphonic concert performances in a digital environment; bringing the essence of real-life symphony concerts to the virtual world. The project aims to reach a global audience, regardless of their location or level of musical expertise, and to promote the esteemed tradition of the symphony as an orchestral art form by blending it with various and diverse musical genres.

Mission:

We aim to increase and support the love and passion for music in the virtual world, enabling our musician-actors to experience the excitement of performing on stage, regardless of whether they are involved with music in real life. Additionally, we strive to provide an unforgettable concert atmosphere for listeners from different parts of the world through live performances by various talented musicians who have proven their skills. Furthermore, by organizing symphonic-based concerts, we aim to demonstrate that symphonic music is not limited to classical genres but also serves as a unique and boundless medium of connection across diverse music styles.

Who are we?

We are a community that has embraced music as a way of life, feeling the beauty of music and the magical impact of harmony and counterpoint deep in our bones, and we have taken on the mission of spreading this to as many people as possible. Every concert we organize is prepared with great care, with every detail considered to create the most realistic atmosphere possible on the Second Life virtual platform, bringing the traditional symphony experience to listeners in an innovative world.​

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Fly Kugin

Founder

Artistic Director

Tom Sparkle

Head Coordinator

Conductor

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Tara Isachenko

PR Manager

SL ISO Spring Concert, March 2025

SL ISO STAGE COORDINATORS

The Second Life International Symphony Orchestra (SL ISO) is a virtual symphony orchestra that transforms each concert into a visual feast by combining music and stage design in the virtual world. Behind this organization, the stage coordinators play a crucial role in ensuring everything works in perfect harmony. They are the unsung heroes behind the scenes.

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Who Are the Stage Coordinators?
The stage coordinators of SL ISO are professionals who manage the dynamics of the orchestra and ensure the flawless flow of the concerts. Each coordinator is responsible for specific instrument groups and communicates directly with the musician-actors to ensure the smooth progression of the events. These individuals are the organizational power hidden behind every movement seen on stage.

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Duties and Responsibilities:
The duties of the stage coordinators cover a wide range. They are not only responsible for managing the musician-actors during the concert, but also for the strategic planning before and after the concerts:

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  • Communication with Musician-Actors: Before rehearsals and concerts, the stage coordinators communicate regularly with the musician-actors to discuss their needs and expectations. This is critical for ensuring everything progresses as planned.​

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  • Communication with New Members: They provide orientation to new members who wish to join SL ISO and have filled out the application form, explaining how things work before and during the concert. They also ensure the acquisition of concert attire and necessary materials.

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  • Stage Crew Management: On the SL ISO Excel list, they record which actors will participate in which events, maintaining the organization’s order. The roster for each concert member is planned and documented in advance.

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  • Attendance Tracking: The stage coordinators carefully monitor who will or has attended the events. Keeping the attendance lists up to date is a vital step to ensure the event takes place smoothly and completely. They track actors who are expected to attend or not, taking necessary measures before the concert begins.

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  • On-Stage Support: During concerts, the stage coordinators provide real-time support on stage. This ensures that the musical flow proceeds on time and smoothly.

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  • Emergency Management: Their ability to quickly resolve any potential disruptions on or behind the stage proves the value of the stage coordinators once again. They swiftly find solutions in situations such as a script not working, stage equipment malfunctioning, or a musician being delayed.

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Eromara Vita

First Violin

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Oldesoul Eldemar

Second Violin

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Dots Stoop

Viola

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Ami Malibu

Violoncello

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Leslea Aldrin

Oboe, Clarinet, Flute

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Noa Cloud

Double Bass

Tom Sparkle

Trumpet, Saxophone,

Trombone, French Horn

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Gareth Zwiers

Acoustic, Bass, Jazz,

Electric Guitar

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Dr. Elam

Piano, Marimba, Harp,

Congas, Timpani, Cymbals

Triangle

If you would like to join this creative team, let us know!

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