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How COVID-19 made Germany’s classical music industry more sustainable

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The coronavirus pandemic has had a major impact on the classical music industry in Germany, and around the world — yet there are lessons to be learned from the crisis. At least that's how Christian Höppner, Secretary General of the German Music Council, sees it: "We should now view the pandemic period as an opportunity and make cultural life fit for the future; from the point of view of sustainability, as well." It's not just about protecting nature and the environment, but also about sustainably promoting young musicians, he added. 

https://www.dw.com/en/how-covid-19-made-germanys-classical-music-industry-more-sustainable/a-60871468

Orchestras are also scheduling tours so that distances between venues are as short as possible.
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