LIVESTREAMED: Performing Arts

Arts organizations around the world are getting creative in the ways in which they reach audiences in the wake of COVID-19 safety measures. Performances that were once scheduled to take place in theatres are now reaching audiences at every corner of the globe, through Livestreaming.

All Classical Portland is in awe of the organizations that have quickly adapted to these difficult circumstances, and continue to serve and inspire and audiences when they need it most. In this spotlight, you will find a list of some of our favorite upcoming live stream events, and we will update this spotlight on an ongoing basis. You may also refer to Classical Music Communication’s Live-streamed Concert Database and the Social Distancing Festival. If you have questions about these events, please contact the organizations directly. Thank you!

Opera

Metropolitan Opera: A nightly series of full-length works, available to stream online from 4:30pm PST. Streams will be watchable for free for 20 hours after the initial broadcast time. Find out more about the Met’s live streams on their website.

Bayerische Staatsoper: 7 Deaths of Maria Callas features music by Bellini, Bizet, Verdi, and many others. Link to more information. April 11, 2pm

Solo, Chamber, and Orchestral Music

Washington Heights Chamber Orchestra: Every Sunday at 5pm PST / 8pm EST through April, WHCO will be releasing streaming concerts featuring music, insights, and conversation. Link to more information.

The Chamber Music Society at Lincoln Center: A large number of previously recorded concerts from The Chamber Music Society at Lincoln Center’s archives are now available to stream for free. Link to more information.

Detroit Symphony Orchestra: A large number of previously recorded concerts from the Detroit Symphony Orchestra are available to stream for free. Link to more information.

Berlin Philharmonic: Offering a month of free access to its Digital Concert Hall with code BERLINPHIL. The code is redeemable until March 31. Link to more information.

Seattle Symphony: All broadcasts can be streamed through the Symphony’s social media channels on YouTube and Facebook. Link to more information.

Dance

BodyVox: BodyVox shows will be available to stream on the following schedule: March 22 – April 12 Cosmosis, April 5 – April 26 Rain & Roses, April 9 – May 10 Death and Delight. Link to more information.

Pacific Northwest Ballet: Livestreamed rehearsals of the Pacific Northwest Ballet are available to anyone who signs up to receive the Livestream link. Link to more information.

Broadway

Living Room Concerts: A daily series of charming and personal mini-performances. Link to more information.