The BSO Concert Channel is a pilot project that offers a continuous stream of concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The channel features: 

• performances from Symphony Hall in Boston,
   
• in superior fidelity of 192kps bit-rate sound (compared to the industry standard of 128kps), 
   
• including BSO performances from the 2012-2013 season, beginning with the Opening Night Gala on Sept. 22, 2012 with conductor and violinist Itzhak Perlman at Symphony Hall.
  
• See the current playlist.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra has collaborated with WGBH for over 60 years through live radio broadcasts, a tradition that continues today. The BSO Concert Channel opens a new vista in that tradition. This pilot program is a test of the promise of technology, combining superior audio quality and stellar, commercially unavailable performances.

To hear BSO concerts in person at Symphony Hall and Tanglewood, visit the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

(images of musicians and Symphony Hall by Stu Rosner, courtesy of the BSO)