Symphony.live, the global platform dedicated to high-quality classical and orchestral streaming, has been acquired by South Korean company Acoustics Space, which is known for its expertise in acoustic engineering and premium audiovisual environments.
Why it matters:
By joining Acoustics Space, Symphony.live will accelerate its roadmap toward enhanced audio and video fidelity.
As per the media release, the integration will enable orchestras, concert halls, broadcasters and cultural institutions “to distribute performances with unprecedented clarity and precision.”
Symphony.live will also expand from orchestral performances into opera, ballet, festivals and music documentaries.
What they said:
Jeroen van Egmond and Maarten Walraven, Co-CEOs of Symphony.live: “By becoming part of Acoustics Space, Symphony.live enters a new chapter where technical innovation and artistic excellence intersect. This partnership will allow us to push the boundaries of digital music experiences and to serve our partners with the highest production and delivery standards.”
Martha Do, General Manager of Acoustics Space: “Symphony.live shares our passion for music streaming, and together we are redefining what’s possible by marrying the emotional depth of classical music with state-of-the-art technology.”
