The town of Ammerbuch, near Tübingen, has emptied an outdoor swimming pool and reconditioned it as a distanced concert venue.
Cellist Jürgen Gerlinger gave the first recital. There are plans for more. Full report here.
photo (c)Christoph Schmidt / dpa
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They’re giving a concert, distanced, in an empty swimming pool but *famous* singers can gather in rehearsals and on stage like nothing is going on in the world? I’m confused …
Brings back fond memories of Long Beach Opera “staging” Ricky Ian Gordon’s “Orpheus & Euridice” on the water in an Olympic-sized swimming pool.
https://www.longbeachopera.org/gallery/repertoire/2008_Orpheus_and_Euridice/179
Nothing new about this. By the sound of them, virtually all Russian recordings made during the 50s and 60s were made in gargantuan municipal swimming pools!
The entire world is stark raving mad.
Do humanity a favor and just flood the pool.
Swimming pools should be for swimming. especially excellent ones like that pictured.
And if they can’t use it for swimming, should they not use it for anything else?
I can’t breathe
An ideal venue for Tchaikovsky’s 3rd —
The “Poolish” Symphony.
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