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Rescue, as well as traditional and popular songs. View here for three days.
7:30 pm ET: Met Opera Streams presents Verdi’s
Luisa Miller. Starring Sonya Yoncheva, Olesya Petrova, Piotr Beczala, Plácido Domingo, Alexander Vinogradov, and Dmitry Belosselskiy, conducted by Bertrand de Billy. Production by Elijah Moshinsky. From April 14, 2018. View here and for 24 hours.
8 pm ET: Seattle Opera presents
The Big Opera Show. A journey through Seattle Opera s upcoming season featuring special guests and a performance by tenor, Lawrence Brownlee, who got his start in Seattle Opera’s young artist program.
The Big Opera Show is hosted by actor, director, and emcee Rebecca M. Davis with performers including Kenneth Kellogg and Karen Vuong. No fee to attend but donations made during the event will allow Seattle Opera to keep singing until it is safe to gather again. Register and view here.
New York trumpet player Tony Glausi remembers when he first became conscious of the coronavirus pandemic.
Last March, Glausi traveled to Columbus to perform a concert with the Columbus Jazz Orchestra. Although the pandemic was in the back of most people’s minds, no shutdowns or other significant public-health measures had yet been initiated in central Ohio.
“I rode on the plane without a mask,” said Glausi, 26. “There was no talk of the virus, other than people murmuring it was in the news: ‘Oh, yeah, there’s this thing some people have it, wash your hands.’”
That all changed on March 12, when Gov. Mike DeWine announced a ban on gatherings of 100 people or more. It was also the day the concert was set to make its debut.