There isn't much live music at the moment.
However, the importance of the arts remains paramount, and in these uncertain times we take solace from music, drama and theatre. Many cultural organisations around the world are offering their services for free, so you can still experience fantastic music if you are unable to leave the house. Here are some highlights:
Berliner Philharmoniker Digital Concert Hall
The Berlin Phil are giving free access to their digital concert hall. Sign-up required, use the code BERLINPHIL if prompted.
Nightly live streams, and on-demand opera. Use the apps for best performance.
Journalist and author Alex Ross is tracking free live performances on his website here.
From 27th March, the Royal Opera has planned free online access to archived performances of four operas and ballets. Tune in via their Facebook or YouTube pages.
The amazing percussion group Third Coast Percussion are live-streaming a number of 'concerts', which are available after broadcast on their YouTube channel.
The London Symphony Orchestra has also made available some concerts and lectures for free. Get involved.
Opera Vision are making available Glyndebourne's version of Die Entführung aus dem Serail until 20th May. Would have been great in particular for Year 13 wider listening. But still a great concert.
JLCO (Jazz at Lincoln Centre Orchestra) - Free Jazz Online (Full Concerts)
JLCO (Jazz at Lincoln Centre Orchestra) - Free Jazz Online (Blog Post)
More to follow.