Brilliant atmosphere in 360°: Fireworks at the Vienna Philharmonic’s Summer Night Concert 2016, set within the pristine surroundings of Schoenbrunn Palace in Vienna.
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At the end of May, the Vienna Philharmonic invited guests to their traditional Summer Night Concert in the world capital of classical music, Vienna. Set in the imperial gardens of Schoenbrunn Palace, we captured the brilliant atmosphere of the evening in a 360° video.
For the 13th time the Vienna Philharmonic’s renowned Summer Night Concert took place in a spectacular open-air setting, just in front of Schoenbrunn Palace. Led by Russian conductor Semyon Bychkov the infamous Viennese orchestra presented a programme consisting mostly of French compositions. Once more, the Vienna Philharmonic underlined the importance of Vienna, as the centre for international classical music.

Accompanied by “Wiener Blut”, our 5-minute 360° video allows you to explore the unique atmosphere of this memorable evening. Follow us from the stage view, set in the midst of the Vienna Philharmonic, to the palace gardens and up to the grandly illuminated Gloriette.

A production of DEEP Inc. for Vienna Tourist Board in association with Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF).

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Setting
Schönbrunn Palace
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Credits

Director: Nico Jolliet
360 Camera: Nico Jolliet
Additional 360 Camera: Thomas Wallner, Matthias Smycka (Slash), Maximilian Meissl (ORF)
Editor: David New
360 video stitching and colour correction: Ian Dunbar
Sound mix: Janine White
Producer: Irene Vandertop, Alex Haberfellner (Slash)

Team WienTourismus
Commissioning Editor: Andres Rass, Eva Pröglhöf

Team ORF
Commissioning Editor: Siegfried Steinlechner
Producer: Martin Schermann
Head: Martin Traxl

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Supported by Slash ([ Ссылка ]) and ORF ([ Ссылка ])

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