A virtual concert hall has begun work in the Bosphorus Philharmonic
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Уфимская филармония обзавелась звуковой картой нового поколения — теперь классику из Москвы и Петербурга здесь слушают бесплатно и с панорамным звуком, как в зале. Подобные площадки уже действуют в 120 городах России. Открытие состоялось 25 июня, а первый концерт с Юрием Башметом и “Солистами Москвы” пройдёт в начале сентября.
UVA. A classic without borders with the help of new technologies.
Ufa residents are not deprived of regular visits by good musicians, including thanks to the efforts of the famous fellow countryman - Vladimir Spivakov. At the end of June, they received another wonderful gift. In order to see for free a concert of a beloved performer or group taking place in Moscow or St. Petersburg, residents and guests of the capital of Bashkortostan now just have to look into the converted hall of their native philharmonic.
The federal grant allocated to the republic offset the costs of acquiring and installing a new generation sound card. It allows you to get high-quality panoramic sound anywhere in the concert hall during online broadcasts of classical works. Not only in Ufa, but also in several dozen branches. Similar sites exist so far in 120 cities. The expansion of the virtual network is the optimal solution to the problem of accessibility and popularization of classics across a vast country.
The presentation of the virtual platform took place on June 25. The first concert with the participation of Yuri Bashmet and the Moscow Soloists collective is scheduled for the first ten days of September.
Elena Tanakova © Gallerix.ru
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