Symphony.live and Wolfgang - a perfect match
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Launched in September 2022, Symphony.live embarked on a dual mission: to unite orchestras from around the world and to enhance the accessibility and engagement of classical music for enthusiasts worldwide.
The addition of Wolfgang seamlessly aligns with this mission. Featuring concerts with caption, Wolfgang guides viewers to a deeper understanding of the music, offering an enriched classical music experience, thus strengthening the bond between orchestras and their audience.
Wolfgang: stories that appeal to the imagination.
The Wolfgang app was launched in the Netherlands in 2015. Its success has grown rapidly, the app is currently being used by European symphony orchestras, concert venues and festivals. Wolfgang does not offer dry theoretical knowledge, but rather explanations and stories that appeal to the imagination – based on knowledge, anecdotes and interpretations related to the music.
Wolfgang lets you experience the richness of classical music and tells the stories behind the music. And as of now also available to the audience of Symphony.live.
Concerts with captions
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Beethoven - Symphony No. 5
Symphony No.5 is not only one of Beethoven’s most important works but one of the greatest artistic and cultural milestones in the Western World.
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Debussy - La Mer
'La mer' is arguably the most famous of Debussy’s orchestral works, serving furthermore as one of the most inspiring milestones of the impressionist school of composition.
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Strauss - Also Sprach Zarathustra
Inspired by Friedrich Nietzsche's philosophical work, ‘Also sprach Zarathustra’ is divided into several sections, each representing aspects of human existence.
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Mozart - Clarinet Concerto
Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto was written in 1791, the final year of the composer’s life. The concerto is considered an essential part of clarinet repertoire.
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Stravinsky - The Rite Of Spring
'The Rite of Spring' is in essential part of Igor Stravinsky's oeuvre; a gem of the modernist movement challenging compositional standards.
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Sibelius - Symphony No. 5
Arguably Sibelius’ most well-known symphony, and perhaps even his best-loved work of all time, the Fifth announces itself with bold, positive colors
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Strauss - Ein Heldenleben
Richard Strauss’ monumental tone poem ‘Ein Heldenleben’ (A Hero's Life), composed in 1898, is renowned for its rich orchestration and elaborate musical narration.
Frequently Asked
Questions
What is Symphony.live?
Symphony.live is a video streaming platform committed to uniting the world’s orchestras. We believe in demystifying the wonderful world of classical music, striving to make it more approachable for diverse audiences through innovative viewing experiences. Our growing family of orchestras and their stories are at the forefront of everything we do. We curate a diverse array of concerts, playlists, in-depth explorations, and more. Our family of orchestras includes The Cleveland Orchestra, Budapest Festival Orchestra, Czech Philharmonic, Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich, Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, and others. This is your chance to get closer than ever to the music you love!
How does the free trial work?
For a 7-day free trial, curious users can try Symphony.live for free. During these 7 days, you can enjoy all of our content in full - and with no strings attached. During the trial period, it’s up to you to decide whether you want to join us or not, so feel free to cancel at any time. There are two types of subscriptions we offer: monthly ($6,99/month) and annual ($49,99/year).
Note: prices may vary per country.
How/where can I watch Symphony.live?
With Symphony.live, you can watch anywhere, anytime. As well as accessing online through Symphony.live, you can take your favorite concert experiences with you wherever you go, thanks to our mobile apps for iOS and Android.
You can also watch directly on your television via Roku, Android TV, Google TV, Apple TV, Amazon FireTV, and on recent Samsung and LG TV sets.
Currently, we are available in the following locations:
(Europe:) Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom;
(Americas:) Brazil, Canada, Mexico, United States of America;
(Asia-Pacific:) Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea;
Note: more platforms and regions will be added soon.
What content does Symphony.live offer?
We would like to think there is something for everyone at Symphony.live. Whether you're a history buff looking to explore some of history's greatest musical minds, a connoisseur of the concert hall looking for your favorite performance, or simply looking to throw some relaxing classical music on in the background while you work, we’ve got you covered. From exclusive concert performances to deep-dive documentaries and our very own Close Up series, we ensure the classical music fan never runs out of content to watch. Plus, our hard-working team of experts regularly curates hand-picked playlists for every mood you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re in the mood for Vivaldi or Zimmer, you will never get bored; we are constantly revamping our collection with new music!
What quality does Symphony.live offer?
We understand the importance of experiencing classical music in mint condition. To help with your immersive experience, we always strive to provide you with the highest quality possible. We also have a selection of 5.1 digital surround sound available. Moreover, through our Wolfgang collaboration, select concert videos come with captions, enriching your viewing experience by providing a deeper understanding of the beautiful music on your screen.
How many devices can stream simultaneously?
You can stream Symphony.live on two devices simultaneously.
How can I cancel?
You can cancel at any time, directly from your profile page on the Symphony.live website.
How can I contact Symphony.live if I need account support and/or troubleshooting?
If you need support about your account, billing details, or encounter problems, please go to our help & support section or send a mail to support@symphony.live
How do I acces the Member Benefits?
To acces the Member Benefits you need to have an active subscription with Symphony.live. You can activate your account here.
Please follow these steps:
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When you are a memner go to the login page on a browser on your desktop, laptop, tablet or phone: https://symphony.live/sign-in
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Login to Symphony.live with your account credentials
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The Member Benefits page is not available on our Apps so you need to head back to our member benefits page on the public website using this url: https://symphony.live/member-benefits
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Look for the desired deal, copy the coupon code and use the button to go to the landingpage
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From there you can activate the coupon code in the offered webshop or registration.
If you have any question please contact our support team.