The violinist has co-founded a website streaming live concerts from musicians’ homes
The violinist Tamsin Waley-Cohen has co-founded a new online concert platform, designed to live-stream performances from musicians’ living rooms during the Covid-19 crisis.
Working with a team that also includes her composer sister Freya, Waley-Cohen will be streaming regular live concerts on www.livingroom-live.com, in addition to Facebook Live, at 6pm BST. Upcoming performers include pianist Gloria Campaner, soprano Héloïse Werner, pianist Julien Brocal, and the cellist and cabaret artist Zoë Martlew.
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All concerts will remain on the website archive to be enjoyed at a later date and the concert schedule will be updated continuously.
‘As musicians and audiences find their normal concert schedules fully cancelled, we hope that this will be a way to share the joy of live musicmaking for all involved,’ says Waley-Cohen.
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