The vagaries of live, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine is a regular.
This Tuesday, November 12, she presented a new number of her show C to you . Alongside her columnists, she first received Sophie Binet, president of the CGT, and Nicolas Beytout, journalist, who debated the social crisis shaking France. In the second part, the group Asphalt, the pop rock revelation of recent years, was present. The singer is none other than Milo Thoretton, the son of Chiara Mastroianni and Marcello Mastroianni.
This is the piece Groundswell produced with Benjamin Biolay, which he came to perform.
The group was present on stage, determined to introduce this sound. However, as the song started playing, Asphalt seemed a little lost. He continues, trying to start his piece into a microphone… which didn't work. Indeed, if the lights were present, no sound was heard. Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine, aware of the technical problem, immediately stopped the performance.
“There is a small problem, we actually couldn’t hear anything” , she lamented. A concern that has persisted.
Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine: a facilitator who tries to resolve the problem
Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine appeared very confused. She did not know how to resolve this technical problem and therefore tried to find a solution fairly quickly. “Let's start again. Is the microphone problem fixed or not?” , she asked, speaking directly to the people in management. For a few minutes, the host was totally lost. “This is the first time this has happened, test your microphone. In control? No, there's nothing at all, it's complicated”she said, completely destabilized.
Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine even tried to give the artist another microphone, in vain. The latter didn't work either and she arrived at a simple occlusion: “It's not possible… There's a power cut?! There's a fuse that's blown!”
. Enough to cause panic on the set of the show. However, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine was quickly reassured since the problem was resolved in just a few minutes. “There is madness here”she said, just delighted that everything was working normally again. For its part, the group Asphalt was able to perform its piece, forgetting the hazards of live performance.
Anne-ELisabeth Lemoine: a host accustomed to the vagaries of live
Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine has been hosting her show for several years and she often has to juggle technical problems. On July 12, the last evening before the holidays, the host suffered a sound problem. From the first minutes, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine was cut off by a technical bug. While she was preparing to launch a magneto after having made her launch, the video extract was not broadcast. “We don’t have the little magneto?” she asked the management. A few minutes of hesitation then began before the host was able to offer the tape recorder to her guests.
As usual, Anne-Elisabeth Lemoine preferred to use humor to forget this concern.
