Jim Farber

The first night of Mainly Mozart’s five-concert orchestra festival attracts a drive-in audience of over 1000.

Refurbishing an old Volkswagen bus, the musicians realize an old American dream.

The San Diego festival has found a safe, socially distanced way to give concerts, and a paying audience responds.

As orchestras return to the stage and recording studio it’s far from business as usual.

San Diego’s Mainly Mozart brings live classical music back with a pair of free drive-in concerts.

Organizations are figuring out ways to present concerts while maintaining pandemic restrictions.

The San Diego music festival finds an interesting way to do live music while maintaining social distancing.

Orchestras, opera companies, and their support services figure out paths forward amid too much uncertainty.

COVID-19 is forcing music presenters to make hard choices. Many are uniting to find ways to survive.

Why music conservatories were readier than most for the disruption of coronavirus.