BRITTEN Phantasy Quartet (13’)
Our second 360° video presentation of the Festival features Britten’s early and yet astoundingly assured work for strings and solo oboe. With its roots in English folk tunes, and solo oboe injecting eerie grittiness, this carefully constructed work grows gently out of silence before arching back to its still conclusion. From the Crucible Studio, Ensemble 360 presents a sensitive performance of this hypnotic work captured in remarkable 360 degree film and binaural sound, allowing you to see and hear this work ‘inside out’ as if you were sitting among the performers.
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How to get the best 360 video experience:
When watching this 360 video, you should be able to control which individual musician you are watching, and you will only see one musician at a time.
On a tablet or smartphone you can tilt your device and move it around to change your view; and on a computer you can use your mouse to ‘grab’ the screen and move it, or use the cursor in the top left-hand corner. 360° video is not intended for watching either directly on television, or via chromecast devices from a laptop.
You can test if the 360 video is working properly when watching on a tablet or smartphone by tilting your device left or right to see a different musician.
When watching on a computer, your screen should look like this:
If the device you are watching on does not recognise the video as 360 video, you will probably see all 4 players sitting together in a row, and you will not be able to change your view. We strongly recommend you try some of the following to experience the video in full 360 degrees:
– If you are watching on a smartphone or tablet, switch to watching on the YouTube app. You’ll be able to find the video on the musicintheround YouTube channel.
– If you are watching on a computer, click on the Music in the Round logo in the top left of the video to try watching the video directly through the YouTube website.
– If watching on the YouTube website doesn’t help, try switching to a different internet browser. For example, if you have been watching it on Chrome, try watching using Safari or Microsoft Edge. Your browser may also benefit from being updated to the latest version.
Find further help and tips on how to get the best experience when exploring these 360° videos in our Frequently Asked Questions section of this site.
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