Coronavirus: could livestreaming be the answer to the arts industry's freefall?

At its peak, the MSO’s livestream was viewed by more than double the concert hall’s capacity. Twenty-four hours later, it had been viewed 38,000 times. Photograph: Melbourne Symphony Orchestras an arts journalist, I have been watching the freefall of Australia’s arts industry through a very specific lens this week.

NO

No.

No not really as the orchestra won’t be allowed to play or practice together .It would amount to to many people together in the same room . As this virus takes a stronger foothold. Nobody will want to leave there families to go sit or stand in a group. Sad as that might be

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Beethoven's Fifth seems like a good candidate right now..

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