Physiological and behavioral data on the experience of different classical concert formats

This dataset contains physiological and behavioural data from N = 802 participants watching one of eleven live classical chamber music concerts that differed regarding their formats. To test whether the audience experience differs depending on the format, physiological measures were obtained via portable sensors (heart and respiration activity, electrodermal activity), facial expression (valence, intensity) was extracted from video recordings, and subjective appreciation and experience was assessed with a post-concert survey. All dependent variables are z-standardized.