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Sir Simon Rattle dirigierte das BRSO im Juli © Astrid Ackermann

„Die Welt für kurze Zeit Welt sein lassen“ Bayerns bedachte Rückkehr in den Konzertsaal

Von David Renke, 30 September 2020

Überall in Deutschland beginnen die Orchester und Theater mit ihren neuen Spielzeiten. Dabei stehen sowohl Publikum als auch Musiker vor ganz neuen Herausforderungen.

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30 Sep 2020

Bayerns bedachte Rückkehr in den Konzertsaal

Von David Renke

„Wo der Wille nur erwacht...“ Wie die Salzburger Festspiele Corona trotzten

Von Isabella Steppan, 16 September 2020

Mit einem effizienten Sicherheitskonzept konnten die Salzburger Festspiele diesen Sommer stattfinden – zwar in einer deutlich abgespeckten Version, aber allen Widrigkeiten zum Trotz.

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16 Sep 2020

„Wo der Wille nur erwacht...“ Wie die Salzburger Festspiele Corona trotzten

Von Isabella Steppan

Von unseren Gründern: Bachtrack in Zeiten des Coronavirus

Von Bachtrack webmaster, 08 April 2020

Bachtracks Tätigkeiten werden während der Covid-19-Pandemie reduziert. Die Gründer David und Alison Karlin erklären, wie es weiter geht.

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08 Apr 2020

Von unseren Gründern: Bachtrack in Zeiten des Coronavirus

Von Bachtrack webmaster

Alone Together: Jennifer Koh on new commissions and creative spaces for artists to tell their stories

Von Kurt Gottschalk, 21 März 2022

The violinist talks about her pandemic commissioning project as well the work she does that extends beyond performing concerts as Arco Collaborative’s artistic director and its primary performing artist.

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21 Mär 2022

Alone Together: Jennifer Koh on new commissions and telling stories

Von Kurt Gottschalk

A Kimmel Center employee cleans a banister in the Merriam Theater lobby © Kimmel Center

Getting back to the theater, as safely as possible

Von Cameron Kelsall, 04 Oktober 2021

As a theater critic, I’m prioritizing coverage of events that require Covid vaccination for all.

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04 Okt 2021

Getting back to the theater, as safely as possible

Von Cameron Kelsall

Dear UK Government: we need mask mandates and a health pass. Now.

Von David Karlin, 28 September 2021

The terror that keeps the performing arts awake at night is that audiences won’t return because they are not confident of attending an event without risking Covid-19 infection.

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28 Sep 2021

We need mask mandates and a health pass. Now.

Von David Karlin

Giuseppe Verdi wears his face mask © With thanks to Laura Volpi

Dropping the mask: are we jeopardising the arts’ recovery?

Von Mark Pullinger, 24 September 2021

New seasons are starting and classical music venues are throwing their doors open to the public. But are they also throwing caution to the wind?

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24 Sep 2021

Dropping the mask: are we jeopardising the arts’ recovery?

Von Mark Pullinger

“I’ve felt very lucky to be a composer over the last year”: Missy Mazzoli

Von Cameron Kelsall, 21 Mai 2021

The composer-in-residence at Bergen International Festival has been more productive than ever during the pandemic. She tells us how.

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21 Mai 2021

“I’ve felt very lucky to be a composer”: Missy Mazzoli

Von Cameron Kelsall

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COVID-19 news feed: cancellations, new seasons, virtual events

Von Bachtrack, 29 April 2021

Keep checking here to find out what news is reaching us about classical music events around the world.

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29 Apr 2021

COVID-19 news feed: cancellations, new seasons, virtual events

Von Bachtrack

« Je suis habitué aux polémiques » : Stéphane Lissner, du Teatro di San Carlo à Naples

Von David Karlin, 23 April 2021

Aix-en-Provence, La Scala, Paris et maintenant le San Carlo à Naples : son parcours se lit comme un hit-parade de l'opéra mondial. Rencontre avec un homme qui n'a pas peur de dire ce qu'il pense.

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23 Apr 2021

« Je suis habitué aux polémiques » : Stéphane Lissner

Von David Karlin

Joan Matabosch © Javier del Real | Teatro Real

Maybe not in a straight line: Teatro Real’s Joan Matabosch

Von David Karlin, 24 März 2021

Artistic Director in Madrid for eight years and in Barcelona for seventeen, Matabosch talks about singers, directors, audiences and staying open during the pandemic.

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24 Mär 2021

Maybe not in a straight line: Teatro Real’s Joan Matabosch

Von David Karlin

The year of the mask: Riccardo Minasi © Opernhaus Zürich

Goodbye, 2020. What now for 2021?

Von David Karlin, 05 Januar 2021

Many arts leaders have shared their thoughts with us over this pandemic year. Here are some reflections on what's happened and what's coming up.

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05 Jan 2021

Goodbye, 2020. What now for 2021?

Von David Karlin

Hungary’s artistic polymath: Csaba Káel, CEO of Müpa

Von David Karlin, 04 Januar 2021

We speak to the CEO of Budapest's premier arts centre: a film and opera director whose past includes spells as a painter and structural engineer.

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04 Jan 2021

Hungary’s artistic polymath: Csaba Káel, CEO of Müpa

Von David Karlin

Sir Mark Elder and the LPO under the spotlights © London Philharmonic Orchestra

Streams ahead: a guide to best online practice

Von Mark Pullinger, 07 Dezember 2020

As a streaming platform, how do you stand out in such a competitive market? What do you offer audiences beyond pointing cameras and microphones at musicians in an empty room?

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07 Dez 2020

Streams ahead: a guide to best online practice

Von Mark Pullinger

At the helm of the aircraft carrier: The Royal Opera's Oliver Mears

Von David Karlin, 03 Dezember 2020

Covent Garden's Director of Opera talks about directing opera, moving from a start-up to a behemoth and how The Royal Opera hopes to exit from the pandemic.

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03 Dez 2020

At the helm of the aircraft carrier: Oliver Mears

Von David Karlin

Keeping music live, whatever it takes: Kings Place's Helen Wallace

Von David Karlin, 25 November 2020

The Artistic Director of London's multi-genre hall gives us insights into how she builds a programme, about keeping concerts going during the pandemic and hopes for next year's London Unwrapped.

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25 Nov 2020

Keeping music live, whatever it takes: Kings Place's Helen Wallace

Von David Karlin

Patio de butacas del Liceu © Gran Teatre del Liceu

La música en España en tiempos de covid-19

Von Katia de Miguel, 16 November 2020

España, a diferencia de otros muchos países, ha retomado y mantenido la actividad musical de una manera continua desde el mes de junio. Repasamos, tras conversar con responsables de orquestas y teatros, las claves de esta diferencia.

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16 Nov 2020

La música en España en tiempos de covid-19

Von Katia de Miguel

La Piccola Scala, nouvelle salle de concert imaginée pendant le (premier) confinement © Alexei Vassiliev

L’édito de novembre : ode aux irréductibles

Von Tristan Labouret, 03 November 2020

Confinement, gestes barrière, couvre-feu, reconfinement... Les épreuves se succèdent pour un monde du spectacle vivant qui, pourtant, garde la tête haute et multiplie les miracles.

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03 Nov 2020

L’édito de novembre : ode aux irréductibles

Von Tristan Labouret

Members of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra in their "pilot concert" in October © Singapore Symphony Orchestra

Music vs. Covid-19: the state of play in Asia, America and Oceania

Von David Karlin, 02 November 2020

This month, we look at how live performance is faring outside Europe. The situations in Asia and the Americas could not be more different.

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02 Nov 2020

Music vs. Covid-19: the Asia, America and Oceania

Von David Karlin

Amsterdam Sinfonietta at the Concertgebouw © Milagro Elstak

Music vs Covid-19: the state of play in Western Europe

Von David Karlin, 01 Oktober 2020

Cancellations, programme changes, safety measures on and off the stage: we give a snapshot of how musical Europe is living with the coronavirus.

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01 Okt 2020

Music vs Covid-19: the state of play in Western Europe

Von David Karlin

PIMF virtual wind and brass class with Maestro Thomas Hong © Philadelphia International Music Festival

Love the lessons, miss the people: US virtual summer music camps in the pandemic

Von Linda Holt, 21 September 2020

As Covid-19 forces the traditional US music summer camps to go digital, students and teachers tell us about the experience.

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21 Sep 2020

US virtual summer music camps in the pandemic

Von Linda Holt

Defying Covid-19 in Switzerland: LuganoMusica’s Etienne Reymond

Von David Karlin, 18 September 2020

Lugano will be hosting the first major post-Covid concert with a full audience. Artistic Director Etienne Reymond tells us about the concert environment in Switzerland.

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18 Sep 2020

Defying Covid-19 in Switzerland: LuganoMusica’s Etienne Reymond

Von David Karlin

Covid-19 in the Netherlands: rapid shutdown, gradual reopening

Von Jenny Camilleri, 14 September 2020

Jenny Camilleri reports from Amsterdam on the response to the pandemic in the Netherlands, where the 1.5 metre rule is sacred.

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14 Sep 2020

Covid-19 in the Netherlands: rapid shutdown, gradual reopening

Von Jenny Camilleri

Free streaming: lifeline or noose?

Von Mark Pullinger, 11 September 2020

A personal reflection on the world of streaming through lockdown... and how the attitude to free content needs to change.

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11 Sep 2020

Free streaming: lifeline or noose?

Von Mark Pullinger

Wigmore Hall's John Gilhooly: classical music needs to be united, calm and reasoned

Von David Karlin, 09 September 2020

One of the most influential figures in chamber music talks about Wigmore Hall's efforts to survive the pandemic and the post-pandemic future.

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09 Sep 2020

John Gilhooly: music needs to be united, calm and reasoned

Von David Karlin

Lisette Oropesa (Violetta) © Javier del Real | Teatro Real

Raising the curtain: Lisette Oropesa on singing a socially-distanced Traviata

Von Mark Pullinger, 04 September 2020

As the curtain raised again on live performances in parts of the world, the American soprano reveals what it was like to sing in a 2020 "new normal" staging at Madrid's Teatro Real.

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04 Sep 2020

Lisette Oropesa on singing a socially-distanced Traviata

Von Mark Pullinger

Declan Costello's PERFORM study has facilitated the return of music performance. What next?

Von David Karlin, 01 September 2020

With smaller instrumental and vocal events tentatively creeping back into the sunshine, we speak to the PERFORM study principal to look at what happens next to the science of enabling a broader return to performance.

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01 Sep 2020

After Declan Costello's PERFORM study, what next?

Von David Karlin

The UK Culture Recovery Fund opens today. Should the Arts Council rethink its strategy?

Von David Karlin, 09 August 2020

As our government endeavours to help the arts recover from COVID-19, what should our priorities be? We argue for a rebalancing of the objectives aimed at spreading the arts more widely.

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09 Aug 2020

With the Culture Recovery Fund opening, is it time for a new strategy?

Von David Karlin

Les chorégraphes face à la pandémie, no.5 : Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

Von Laurine Mortha, 03 August 2020

Le directeur artistique du Ballet Royal de Flandres nous revient sur les débats et l'inspiration du confinement et sur la nécessité de réinterroger en permanence la culture.

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03 Aug 2020

Les chorégraphes face à la pandémie, no.5 : Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

Von Laurine Mortha

Choreographers against the pandemic, no.4: Hofesh Shechter

Von Laurine Mortha, 22 Juli 2020

Has lockdown made Hofesh Shechter more reflective? More political? A better teacher? Has he taken the time to compose? Read our interview to find out...

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22 Jul 2020

Hofesh Shechter, both believing and disbelieving in change

Von Laurine Mortha

The science for restarting live performance: Declan Costello

Von David Karlin, 16 Juli 2020

The ENT consultant and professional tenor tells us about the research he is conducting for Public Health England, which will inform singers, musicians and their ensembles and venues about the safety of a return to performing on stage.

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16 Jul 2020

The science for restarting live performance: Declan Costello

Von David Karlin

Toshiyuki Shibata with Henro Hat face shield

Coming out of lockdown in Japan

Von Nahoko Gotoh, 10 Juli 2020

Japan didn’t experience a strict “lockdown”, but concert halls and orchestras were asked to “refrain from” holding events. We look at how lockdown has progressed and the role that video has played.

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10 Jul 2020

Coming out of lockdown in Japan

Von Nahoko Gotoh

The importance of grass-roots cultural life: a view from the US

Von Hilary Stroh, 07 Juli 2020

The tradition of the great opera houses perhaps cannot stand unless we recommit ourselves to singing arias in the shower.

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07 Jul 2020

The importance of grass-roots cultural life: a view from the US

Von Hilary Stroh

Not the time to be dark: what audiences are telling us

Von Katy Raines, 02 Juli 2020

Audiences are telling us now is not the time to be dark. We should listen to them.

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02 Jul 2020

Not the time to be dark: what audiences are telling us

Von Katy Raines

An empty concert hall © David Karlin | Bachtrack Ltd

Live performance is in mortal peril. Now is the time to shout.

Von David Karlin, 02 Juli 2020

Stripped of its ability to earn revenue, large swathes of the performing arts industries could be wiped out within six months. The silence from the UK government is deafening.

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02 Jul 2020

Live performance is in mortal peril. Now is the time to shout.

Von David Karlin

Choreographers against the pandemic, no.3: Marcos Morau

Von Laurine Mortha, 30 Juni 2020

The founder of La Veronal has been busy during lockdown and he's now back in the studio. He tells us what's coming up.

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30 Jun 2020

Choreographers against the pandemic, no.3: Marcos Morau

Von Laurine Mortha

Scorched like the River Tay reed beds: a snapshot of cultural life in Scotland

Von David Smythe, 29 Juni 2020

Today, the reed beds are a sea of emerging green shoots, and so is Scotland's cultural scene.

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29 Jun 2020

A Snapshot of cultural life in Scotland

Von David Smythe

Les chorégraphes face à la pandémie, no.2 : Gabriela Carrizo (Peeping Tom)

Von Laurine Mortha, 22 Juni 2020

Artiste associée du KVS (Théâtre royal flamand), la co-fondatrice de la compagnie de danse-théâtre belge Peeping Tom revient sur les bouleversements causés par la pandémie et ses conséquences sur les productions à venir.

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22 Jun 2020

Les chorégraphes face à la pandémie, no.2 : Gabriela Carrizo

Von Laurine Mortha

Les chorégraphes face à la pandémie, no.1 : Rachid Ouramdane

Von Laurine Mortha, 15 Juni 2020

Co-directeur du CCN2 (Centre chorégraphique national de Grenoble) depuis 2016, Rachid Ouramdane revient sur la façon dont la pandémie a affecté sa façon de produire et de créer de l'art.

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15 Jun 2020

Les chorégraphes face à la pandémie, no.1 : Rachid Ouramdane

Von Laurine Mortha

Opera in times of corona: a snapshot of cultural life in Germany

Von Alexandra Richter, 10 Juni 2020

Our reviewer Alexandra Richter writes about an emotional journey from the first cancellation to the return to the opera house.

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10 Jun 2020

Opera in times of corona: a snapshot of cultural life in Germany

Von Alexandra Richter

Italy leads the way with first live music performances this summer

Von Stephen Pritchard, 28 Mai 2020

This year's Ravenna Festival and Rossini Opera Festival will go ahead – albeit in modified format and with strict social distancing enforced.

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28 Mai 2020

Concerts and opera return to Italy

Von Stephen Pritchard

Don't let the music stop: from the Director of the Association of British Orchestras

Von Mark Pemberton, 22 Mai 2020

The loss of revenue from ticket sales and touring has put most British orchestras into a parlous financial situation. The Director of the ABO discusses what has been done and what is needed.

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22 Mai 2020

Don't let the music stop: the Association of British Orchestras

Von Mark Pemberton

A Swedish angle on Covid-19: Stefan Forsberg, CEO of Stockholm Concert Hall

Von David Karlin, 22 Mai 2020

At least on the surface, Sweden's response to the Covid-19 pandemic has been very different from other countries. The CEO of Stockholm Concert Hall and the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra tells us how things are progressing there.

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22 Mai 2020

A Swedish angle on Covid-19: Stockholm’s Stefan Forsberg

Von David Karlin

Trafalgar Square, from the north © David Karlin | Bachtrack Ltd

Photo gallery: London in lockdown

Von David Karlin, 13 Mai 2020

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13 Mai 2020

Photo gallery: London in lockdown

Von David Karlin

Do governments care about the arts? Interview with top artist manager Jasper Parrott

Von David Karlin, 11 Mai 2020

The head of one of the world's leading Artist Management companies is optimistic about the post-pandemic world, but worried by the apparent lack of understanding in governments in the UK and elsewhere.

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11 Mai 2020

Do governments care about the arts? Interview with Jasper Parrott

Von David Karlin

Bonn without Beethoven: pandemic blows the birthday candles out

Von Stephen Pritchard, 07 Mai 2020

Conductor Dirk Kaftan believes that only cautious, careful planning will brings audiences back to the Beethoven Orchestra Bonn once the lockdown is lifted

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07 Mai 2020

What next for the Beethoven Orchestra Bonn?

Von Stephen Pritchard

Navigating the coronavirus waters and looking to the future: Bamberg Symphony's Marcus Axt

Von David Karlin, 01 Mai 2020

The CEO of a major international touring orchestra reflects on its conductors, discusses how to deal with orchestral life in the pandemic and looks forward to the coming season.

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01 Mai 2020

Navigating coronavirus waters: Bamberg Symphony's Marcus Axt

Von David Karlin

A coronavirus cliffhanger: Paul Leonard-Morgan's lockdown score for The Nest

Von Stephen Pritchard, 10 April 2020

How to produce music for the BBC's latest thriller when you have 48 hours and your musicians have gone into lockdown? The composer tells us how it was done...

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10 Apr 2020

A coronavirus cliffhanger: the score for The Nest

Von Stephen Pritchard