News and stories from the StreamTeam of the Slovak Philharmonic.
The programme said one thing, the stage did another. An archive that wants to be an encyclopaedia has to know not only what was played – but also who says so. A look at what our certainty is built on.
Marek Piaček
Today, you have hundreds of concerts at your fingertips in the archive. But it all began with an unusual collaboration–in 2008, around two cameras and the first live recording and broadcast, the forces of official state culture (with the support of the Slovak Ministry of Culture) joined with those of Bratislava’s alternative, experimental scene. Take a look at where it all began–and who makes up the team today.
The same concert can sound different. For selected recordings you can switch the audio track in the player – for example a Hi‑Fi version for headphones. Try it on Mahler's Ninth.
Hundreds of recorded concerts by the Slovak Philharmonic are available to you for free–and it's not just "YouTube with concerts." We designed it as a study tool with commentary. It even includes reviews.
It's not just a collection of recordings. In the archive, you'll find entire periods of music history–performed by professionals, with scholarly texts and biographies. It's exactly what you need for your studies.
An orchestra is more than violins and trumpets. The archive hides rare guests too – the contrabassoon, the oboe d'amore, the mandolin. A few tips on what to look for.
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