Concerts, operas, ballets and documentaries, filmed on the world’s great stages, in 4K Ultra HD, 50 fps and Dolby Atmos.
You would be at the Vienna Musikverein, at the Salzburg Festival, at the Paris Opera, in 4K so sharp you read the emotion on the singers’ faces.
Martha Argerich, Yuja Wang, Lang Lang, the Berlin and Vienna Philharmonics, in Dolby Atmos, as if you were sitting in row five.
And on every programme, the exclusive Allegro Spatial subtitles, written by a musicologist, would tell you the story of the work while it plays. You would not just hear the music. You would finally listen to it.
One channel, four worlds. Every programme belongs to one of them — and every one is filmed and told the Allegro Spatial way.
The Berlin and Vienna Philharmonics, Verbier, Salzburg: the world’s great stages in 4K, with the sound of row five.
Complete productions with today’s greatest voices — and the sung text translated line by line, as it is sung.
From The Nutcracker to Akram Khan: the great classics and the boldest new creation, filmed close enough to hear the breath.
The artists as you never meet them: at work, in rehearsal, alone with the music.
Eight programmes, chosen from the hundreds already playing on Allegro Spatial. This is what an ordinary week looks like.
Beethoven and Debussy among friends: three legends on a single stage.
Saint-Saëns four hands, by the most famous pianist in the world.
Mozart conducted by Daniel Barenboim, in Vienna’s golden hall.
Asmik Grigorian, incandescent, opposite Aigul Akhmetshina.
Sondra Radvanovsky and Joseph Calleja in the great Roman drama.
The classic of classics, for wide-open eyes of every age.
The English National Ballet taken to the very edge of dance.
Bruno Monsaingeon films the most-watched young conductor of our time.
The Allegro Spatial subtitles
On every programme, subtitles written by a musicologist tell the work while it plays. Here is what that looks like on screen.
Allegro Spatial subtitlesHere Haydn uses a device much loved in his time, known as the “Mannheim crescendo”.
Haydn · Alexandra Dovgan, Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra
Sung text · translationThou who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy upon us.
Bach, Mass in B minor · Collegium Vocale Gent, Philippe Herreweghe
The great Allegro Spatial difference
You used to hear. Now you will listen.
Exclusive subtitles written by a musicologist tell the work as it plays: the form, the context, the sung words. There are many classical channels. With commentary, only one.
Allegro Spatial. The music, explained while it plays.
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