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by a tiny audience. the performabce took place in vienna s musikverein wien concert hall, which hosts up to 2000 people at events like the new year s concert, but nowjust100 people were allowed to attend because of coronavirus social distancing regulations. daniel barenboim says this is an important moment for music making. i think it s wonderful and this is the message that the vienna philharmonic and i want to give today that we start again with live music making. and this is how music can and should be experienced, live. all the players tested negative for covid 19 before the concert. the orchestra hasn t played in public for three months.
experienced, live. all the players tested negative for covid 19 before the concert. the orchestra hasn t played in public for three months. it s the first time in its history the first time in its history the vienna philharmonic has had such a long break between concerts. for the audience, the event was a sign of hope. it was wonderful after corona for the first time, that you could go back to our golden hall and have the vienna philharmonic play for us with daniel barenboim. wonderful programme with beethoven and they played exceptionally well. having live performances is very important for a country like austria, which prides itself on its cultural offerings. for now, it s just for the lucky few but there are plans to slowly increase the sizes of audiences as the summer goes on. bethany bell, bbc news, vienna. that s