Covid-19: Free online concerts by world-famous classical music venues


The Met Opera is just one of many classical music venues availing its music to listeners at home without charge. Photo: AFP

As classical music venues all over the world closes its doors to curb the Covid-19 outbreak, the show still goes on - online.

In a move to provide comfort amid the chaos, reputed concert halls like Berlin Philharmonic has made its entire library of past performances available digitally.

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