Musical performances have been hit particularly hard by COVID-19. Venues are closed for the foreseeable future and many groups have had to lay off performers.

The Columbus Symphony has managed to keep all of its full-time staff and even managed a few concerts this fall with more planned for the holidays.

We discuss how orchestras are adapting to the pandemic.

Take a look at the Columbus Symphony's Community Concert Series from the fall in this segment from Broad & High on WOSU TV.

Guests:

Zachary Woolfe, classical music editor, The New York Times
Denise Rehg, executve director, Columbus Symphony
Betsy Sturdevant, principal bassoonist, Columbus Symphony
Sarah Hixon, program director, Early Music in Columbus
Jennifer Hambrick, midday host and broadcast producer, WOSU's Classical 101