Marc Webster is recording engineer and visual artist working with classical musicians and composers to create albums, music videos, concert experiences, and all kinds of audio and video artistry. His unique background as a classically-trained pianist with a substantial performance and production background in a variety of genres has enabled him to create innovative productions of classical music in a fresh context of the modern recording studio. His audio and video recordings have been featured by Lake George Music Festival, Death of Classical, Performance Today, fivebyfivemusic, and many solo artists including flutist Laura Lentz and harpist Amy Nam.. His visual art highlights include the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra digital wall visuals at the Blue Cross Arena to an audience of 7500 and fivebyfivemusic immersive full dome experience at the Strasenburgh Planetarium. Marc Webster is based in Rochester, New York.
fivebyfive: Glaciers (March , 2026)
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This video was part of fivebyfive's Wonders of Water live video concert, a breathtaking multimedia experience beneath the dome of the Strasenburgh Planetarium. This program dives into the essential element that connects us all: water. Through evocative music and immersive full-dome visuals, Rochester’s chamber ensemble, fivebyfive, explores water’s beauty, strength, and vulnerability.
Video by Marc Webster Music composed by Meilina Tsui Music commissioned and performed by fivebyfive |
fivebyfive: The Force Within (March, 2026)
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This video was part of fivebyfive's Wonders of Water live video concert, a breathtaking multimedia experience beneath the dome of the Strasenburgh Planetarium. This program dives into the essential element that connects us all: water. Through evocative music and immersive full-dome visuals, Rochester’s chamber ensemble, fivebyfive, explores water’s beauty, strength, and vulnerability.
Video by Marc Webster Music composed by Sherri Chung Music commissioned and performed by fivebyfive |
fivebyfive: Anatomy of a Wave (March, 2026)
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This video was part of fivebyfive's Wonders of Water live video concert, a breathtaking multimedia experience beneath the dome of the Strasenburgh Planetarium. This program dives into the essential element that connects us all: water. Through evocative music and immersive full-dome visuals, Rochester’s chamber ensemble, fivebyfive, explores water’s beauty, strength, and vulnerability.
Video by Marc Webster Music composed by Glenn McClure Music commissioned and performed by fivebyfive |
Hats and Heels Duo: Nollaig Na mBan: A Little Christmas (December, 2025)
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Hats and Heels Christmas album! Little Christmas or Women's Christmas is a cherished Irish tradition celebrated on January 6th, marking the end of the Twelve Days of Christmas. In many parts of Ireland, this day was traditionally set aside to honour women for all the work they did throughout the festive season.. This album is a tribute to that spirit—a musical gathering that honors the women who hold households together, kept traditions alive, and bring warmth to the heart of winter. Blending carols, traditional airs, and contemporary interpretations, Nollaig na mBan invites you to step into a space of remembrance and joy.
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Laura Lentz: Serendipity (October, 2025)
Janus Guitar Duo: Issus (July, 2025)
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Flutist Laura Lentz's fifth album Serendipity is Laura's most adventurous recording project to date, bringing together three major works written for her or commissioned with her involvement. At its heart, this album celebrates how serendipity — those “good chance encounters”— can open the door to new possibilities.
Audio engineering by Marc Webster at Blue on Blue Recording Studio and released on Blue on Blue Records. Listen on Spotify: Listen on Apple Music: Buy on Bandcamp Album liner notes here!. |
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Janus Guitar Duo's new single, composed by Tom Torrisi, performed by Tom Torrisi and Ken Luk, recorded at Blue on Blue. Issus is an expression of two disparate musical traditions - the classical guitar and Balinese gamelan.
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fivebyfive: Sonidos de Tlön (May, 2025)
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fivebyfive's fourth album release features a new work by Grammy-nominated and Latin Grammy winner Roberto Sierra, "Sonidos de Tlön" commissioned by fivebyfive.
The inspiration for Sonidos de Tlön is the 1940 short story Tlön, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius by Jorge Luis Borges. The story describes Tlön, a fantastical place where, among other things, if you dance in a building you might find the building dances with you Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music Buy on Band Camp Album digital liner notes. |
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Blue on Blue Recording Studio is an approved Apple Digital Masters mastering house.
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