This summer, audiences will enjoy a more powerful performance experience than ever with video screens on either side of the Klein Music Tent stage. Close-up images of the artists’ faces, fingers, and interactions will be projected live on large LED screens, enhancing the passion and program of the live performance.

• Conducting Academy Orchestra | Wednesday, August 12
• Chamber Symphony: Robertson with Gil Shaham and Orli Shaham | Friday, August 14
• Festival Orchestra: Malofeev Plays Rachmaninoff | Sunday, August 16
• Conducting Academy Orchestra | Wednesday, August 19
• Mozart’s The Magic Flute | Friday, August 21
• Festival Orchestra Plays Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony | Sunday, August 23

How will the screens affect the view from different seats?
Patrons can view the screens from any seat, though we anticipate they will be most comfortably viewable starting about halfway back in the floor sections (100, 200, 300), and about halfway in from the stage side of the sections on the sides (400 and 800).

Klein Music Tent Seating Chart

What will be on the screens?
A professional team will capture close-up images, coordinated with the music, highlighting the performers’ faces and fingers, interactions between performers, and dramatic moments in the music. Pianists’ and violinists’ hands will be highlighted, and singers’ faces, along with images of the conductor and the orchestra.

Why are there not screens on the Lawn?
The screens, like the musicians onstage, can be seen through the sides of the Klein Music Tent. This viewing option is available as a patron chooses; otherwise, the natural atmosphere of the small Lawn around the venue will be maintained for patrons to enjoy serenely.