Homage to Stravinsky – a master of transformation
Get the Berliner Philharmoniker’s limited Stravinsky edition – only now with the purchase of a 12-month ticket for the Digital Concert Hall.
The Berliner Philharmoniker play Stravinsky.
Hardly anyone reinvented himself as often as Igor Stravinsky! Our limited edition on DVD/Blu-ray offers an exciting foray through his work. Only now, you can receive it when you buy a 12-month ticket. It brings together outstanding performances of the Berliner Philharmoniker with chief conductor Kirill Petrenko, Paavo Järvi, François-Xavier Roth and Simon Rattle.
Our offer at a glance
Enjoy a year full of music by ordering a 12-month ticket to the Digital Concert Hall now – we will send you the
Stravinsky edition in a high-quality gift box!
12-month ticket to the Digital Concert Hall
+ Stravinsky edition on DVD/Blu-ray
€149 (incl. taxes and shipping)
Good to know: You can of course also give the 12-month ticket as a gift. Simply select the appropriate option when ordering and you will receive a gift voucher.
Video format DVD/Blu-ray
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