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Audio Description Introduction on GSOplay

Are you curious about what it looks like inside the concert hall? Do you want to know where the members of the orchestra sit, how the instrument sections are arrayed, where the conductor stands?

Audio Description Introduction provides visual information verbally—in words—for people who are blind or visually impaired. But we hope others will also enjoy these introductions of selected concerts of the Gothenburg Symphony provided by Jennifer Hawkins. This is a pilot project and we are committed to making it the best possible. Please tell your friends about the inroductions and feel free to send us comments and suggestions about how we can improve this service. You can Email your comments to gsoplay@gso.se.

Thank you for joining us and we hope you enjoy this new way of experiencing the Gothenburg Symphony.

Audio Description Introduction to Liszt Piano Conserto no 2

Introduction to what happens on stage during the concert

Liszt Piano Concerto No 2

Gothenburg Symphony, Santtu-Matias Rouvali conductor, Alice Sara Ott piano

Audio Description Introduction to Mozart Linz Symphony

Introduction to what happens on stage during the concert

Mozart Symphony No 36 “Linz”

Gothenburg Symphony, Christian Zacharias conductor

Audio description introduction to Kosmishe Musik

Introduction to what happens on stage during the concert

Kosmische Musik

Electronica in symphonic shapes starting from the 1970s when Kraftwerk changed the world with its innovative music.

Audio Description Introduction to Shostakovich Symphony No 10

What the artists and the stage looks like in words

Shostakovich Symphony No 10

Klaus Mäkelä is made to take on Shostakovich’s Tenth Symphony

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