“The impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic will be felt by the music industry for years to come,” states an unsigned article on last Friday’s (4/17) Colorado Public Radio. “Yet no one can argue how valuable music is to our health and sanity during these trying times. If you are grateful for the solace, joy, or peace that music is bringing you right now, consider taking action in one of the many ways we mention … 1. Donate directly: Visit the website of your favorite orchestra, ensemble or musician’s Facebook page…. 2. Donate to any” Colorado-based artist and musician relief fund. “3. Buy a gift certificate, ticket for a show in the fall, or forgo the refund from a canceled performance. 4. Buy music or merchandise directly from musicians, ensembles, and venues. 5. Check out Symphony Spot, a directory provided by the League of American Orchestras with links to support and listen to orchestras all over the country. 6. Share your actions: Feel good about donating and encourage others to do the same, share a link to a fundraiser on your … social media accounts.” The article also lists resources for individual musicians and classical-music groups from the National Endowment for the Arts and the League of American Orchestras.
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