Feb23
Giant video screens at New York Philharmonic
Robin Pogrebin of the New York Times writes about large video screens making their way into some concert halls. A 15-by-20 foot video screen cutting the orchestra in two while they play Wagner and Brahms. How does this make the symphony more user-friendly?
"[T]he younger generation is more responsive to visual stimuli" says Benjamin M. Rosen, a Philharmonic trustee who spearheaded and financed the experiment.
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