Lithuania resumed live concerts this weekend under strict distancing regulations.
The audience, in their cars, were told to swish their windscreen wipers as a token of applause.
This is not going to work in classical music.
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Well, you have to try…
I agree, this is most definitely not going to work in classical music. But some have already suggested it.
Why not honk their horns for applause (if its really, really good)?
Local noise ordinances?
Guess they’d have to do without public WC’s if they want to maintain social distancing. Go in the woods?
Personally, I love this idea. Especially since PBS is showing so little classical music these days. You can eat, drink and talk all you want, without bothering anybody.
And COUGH! Ah, sweet release…
Or recline your seat and take a nap — and then cough when you wake up. It’ll be even better than the real thing! (Although it might be less fun if you can’t disturb anyone else)