Allowing art and culture events is not just an entertaining luxury, it also saves talent and exquisite skills from being destroyed.
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Hedwig Kainberger
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A nightmare has become real in New York: the week before, the Metropolitan Opera announced that it would end its season, i.e. not play until summer 2021. And even more: Without a vaccine and without herd immunity, it is hopeless to start operations. The New York Philharmonic did the same: “CANCELED” is written before every concert date set until June 2021. And on the website of the Broadway theater pops up: All shows are canceled. Leading companies are breaking away longer than ever before. Which will ever …
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Accessed on October 19, 2020 at 5:09 am on https://www.sn.at/kultur/allgemein/leitartikel-ein-schreckgespenst-hat-new-york-erobert-94383193
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