“As classical music venues all over the world closes its doors to curb the Covid-19 outbreak, the show still goes on—online,” writes Kenneth Chaw in Tuesday’s (3/17) Star (Malaysia). The newspaper is one of multiple international media outlets providing links to classical-music performances available for free online. “In a move to provide comfort amid the chaos, reputed concert halls like Berlin Philharmonic has made its entire library of past performances available digitally. Here’s a list of links of where you can stream them: Berlin Philharmonic: Thirty-day free access to its entire library of performances…. Detroit Symphony Orchestra: The DSO Replay allows listeners to stream past shows for free…. Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center: Both live streams and past shows are available…. The Metropolitan Opera: One past concert is streamed live every day… for free on its homepage. The live stream link will be up for 20 hours….. Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra: South Korea, which has recorded over 8,000 Covid-19 cases to date, has mobilized this classical music venue to offer calm and respite to listeners at home. Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra live streamed its first concert on March 12…. Its YouTube channel [is announcing] more online concerts.”
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