New Trial - Digital Concert Hall

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We are happy to offer a new trial database to the Berliner Philharmoniker’s Digital Concert Hall.

Description: This database offers video streams of classical music concerts to your tablet, smartphone, smartTV, or PC. The sound quality is similar to that of a CD and the picture quality is similar to HD television. The Digital Concert Hall also documents almost in its entirety the artistic work of the Berliner Philharmoniker and its musical partners – from principal conductor Sir Simon Rattle to famous guest conductors and soloists.

Access: Access the database here from the Library Homepage, under the “New/Trial Databases” (Digital Concert Hall) on the right hand side.

Registration and Use: You will be prompted to register the first time you access a concert, and you must do this from a campus computer. After that, you can access this database off campus, but it will ask that you sign in.


Let us know if you have any questions or need help.

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