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1-MIN READ Paris Opera Singers go Digital After Coronavirus Restrictions Keep Theatres Closed Violinist Yoan Brakha, Director Simon Valastro and Pianist Felix Ramos, members of the Opera de Paris Academy rehearse in masks at the Bastille Opera in Paris. REUTERS/Charles Platiau The singers decided to film their performance of works by a young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and 18th century French composers Chevalier de Saint-Georges and Andre Gretry and offer it on a new video-on-demand portal launched last week by the Opera de Paris. FOLLOW US ON: Just five days before they were due to perform befor...

Paris opera singers go digital after Covid-19 keeps venues closed 98 shares 15/12/2020 - 14:34 Singers and musicians, members of the Opera de Paris Academy, rehearse at the Bastille Opera in Paris as French theatres, cinemas and museums which have been on Covid-19 lockdown will not reopen this year in France, December 11, 2020. REUTERS - CHARLES PLATIAU 2 min Just five days before they were due to perform before a live audience for the first time in almost two months, the singers of the Paris ...

Paris Opera singers go digital after the pandemic keeps theatres closed © Provided by WION Just five days before they were due to perform before a live audience for the first time in almost two months, the singers of the Paris Opera learned they could not re-open before January as France`s coronavirus cases remained stubbornly high. So they decided to film their performance of works by a young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and 18th-century French composers Chevalier de Saint-Georges and Andre Gretry and offer it on a new video-on-demand portal launched last week by the Opera de Paris, which runs...

Article content PARIS — Just five days before they were due to perform before a live audience for the first time in almost two months, the singers of the Paris Opera learned they could not re-open before January as France’s coronavirus cases remained stubbornly high. So they decided to film their performance of works by a young Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and 18th century French composers Chevalier de Saint-Georges and Andre Gretry and offer it on a new video-on-demand portal launched last week by the Opera de Paris, which runs the Garnier and the Bastille opera venues. We apologize, but this...