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The article discusses the creative projects that some classical artists are working on amidst quarantine due to the coronavirus pandemic. Topics covered include pianist Mitsuko Uchida who shares that she is making programs for the next seasons, performer Barbra Streisand who reveals that she is getting back to writing her memoir and composer Philip Glas who relates that he is working on a piece called "Circus Days and Nights."

The article offers information on critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and in person in New York City.

The article discusses critics have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually and in person.

The article discusses several performances which includes "Swan Lake" dance performance which will stream on New York City Center's website through March 14 2021, virtual benefit concert for the Recording Academy's charitable wing, MusiCares and Resonant Bodies Festival.

The article previews a lineup of performances by the New York Philharmonic in New York City in 2019, including the opera "Erwartung" starring Katarina Karneus, the opera "Bluebeard's Castle" starring Nina Stemme and a concert featuring vocalist Joan La Barbara.

The article presents the tips on critics and writers have selected cultural events to experience virtually. Topics include the small children usually love birthday parties, and this weekend they are invited to two that promise to be special, even without presents and cake, and the virtual concert business has more infrastructure than in the early stages of the lockdown and homebound performances has proliferated on social media.

The article looks at some special virtual events to watch in 2021 according to "The New York Times" critics and writers. Topics covered include the release of the music recording "Demidevil," by Ashnikko on January 15, 2021, the musical yoga program for children by Rachel and Dan Costello titled "Forest of Feelings," and video streaming of the opera "La Passion de Simone" on the Operavision platform.

The article examines that critics and writers have selected cultural events that are worth the virtual experience. Topics include reports that the Joyce Theater has been offering a free virtual fall season that is as good as some of its best in-person ones; and considered that three terracotta nymphs holding up a globe encased clock are either witnessing the passage of time or represent it themselves.

The article discusses critics and writers have selected noteworthy cultural events to experience virtually or in person in New York City.

The article highlights dances, classical music and theatres that gives relief from stress.

Th article discusses Jason Collins in a scene from Pam Tanowitz's "Four Quartets," has broadcast online for the first time from Saturday to Sunday.

The article offers information of an annual celebration of the city's architecture and urban design, was created in response to Sept and began two years later in 2003. It mentions that some questioning whether New York is dead, now is an opponent moment to remind its residents what makes their city so special.

The article reports that critics and writers have selected a variety of events, both virtual and live, that can help keep one entertained. It mentions Artists have had a strong but uneven history or incorporating technology, with digital and new media an coming in and out of favor more than a few times over the past 20 years - much like some of the defunction online platforms themselves.

The article reviews a theatrical production "Voyeur: The Windows of Toulouse-Lautrec," held in Manhattan through November 7, which is directed by Mara Lieberman with puppet design by James Ortiz, and features actors from Bated Breath Theater Company.

The article offers miscelleneous information on topics including film "Much Ado About Nothing" on channel HBO, music album "The Mugician" by Keyon Harrold and Kukuza Fest.

The article offers miscelleneous information on topics including theatrical production "Crush" by playwright Krista Knight, Dance Now festival and musical performance "Old Town Road" by performer Lil Nas X.

The article offers miscelleneous information on topics including streaming of theatrical performance "Kiki & Herb: Live at the Knitting Factory," Bard Music Festival in New York and Detroit Jazz Festival in Motor City.

The article presents several performances of artists including performance of the American singer-songwriter, Mitski; Comedian, Beth Stelling for her show, "Girl Daddy;" and the Guggenheim's performing arts series.

The article presents several performances which includes Battery Dance's YouTube channel; and the performance of artist Sreelakshmy Govardhanan performing Kuchipudi, a form of classical Indian dance.

The article previews several entertainment events scheduled for the first weekend of August 2020, including the showing by Public Theater on its website of the play "Much Ado About Nothing," directed by Kenny Leon and starring Danielle Brooks, and the concert of tenor saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings to be held at Total Refreshment Center in London, England which will be streamed on SummerStage's YouTube channel.

The article discusses the ways to get the cultural fix, with an emphasis on some great new sounds, as well as comedy and art.

The article presents information on several topics including interviewing members of the Ku Klux Klan about white nationalism for CNN; and about the River to River festival, an annual arts festival in Lower Manhattan in New York City.

The article offers information about several pride events in the U.S. including performance of the American singer-songwriter, Todrick Hall at the Global Pride 2020, a marathon livestream; and the Roots Picnic, an annual music festival in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The article offers several entertainment suggestions related to music, dance, and films. Topics include the musical comedy, Hedwig and the Angry Inch directed by John Cameron Mitchell; Justin Peck's "Hurry Up, We're Dreaming," and its resemblance to "The Times Are Racing,"; and singer's Taylor Swift "City of Lover" special which will be telecasted on American Broadcasting Co. (ABC).

The article reports on epochal symphonies which were supposed to take place to celebrate 250th birthday of composer Beethoven and mentions suspension of live performances by coronavirus pandemic.

The article reviews several theatricals to be held at Metropolitan Opera in New York in 2020 and includes "Aida," "Tristan und Isolde," and "Die Frau Ohne Schatten".

The article offers information on several musicals to be performed at Carnegie Hall in New York by several Orchestra and musical groups including Los Angeles Philharmonic; MusicAeterna; and Berlin Philharmonic.

The article discusses how sound quality has always mattered to Manfred Eicher, the meticulous and exploratory producer, and mentions how Edition of Contemporary Music (ECM) has released catalog tha encompasses jazz, classical music from perfomers like Keith Jarrett and Meredith Monk. Topics include music "Conference of the Birds" by Dave Holland, music album " Nice Guy" by Art Ensemble of Chicago and works by artist Egberto Gismonti .