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Season to remember : Shortened Tanglewood schedule still long on thrills

LENOX — The lineup for the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s six-week season at Tanglewood is packed with audience-favorite music, marquee artists and an extensive schedule of events â€” all in the open-air Shed and on the expansive Lawn, with audience capacity limits and health protocols based on state and federal guidance. Details for the July 9-Aug. 16 festival, unveiled Thursday, follow last month’s announcement of how the BSO’s summer home will navigate restrictions by maintaining separation between audience members and by closing indoor spaces, including Ozawa Hall and the Linde Center for Music and Learning. BSO Music Director Andris Nelsons will conduct eight orchestral performances during the first three weekends of the season.

Availability Bias Is Messing With Summer Planning

Government Executive email Our natural optimism points in one direction, even as recent history points in another. Last spring, Jared Kushner predicted that the coronavirus pandemic would soon end and that the United States would be “really rocking again” by July. Some critics saw his statement, which proved so fatally wrong, as a form of deceit. I saw evidence of something more pitiful: Kushner had fallen prey to optimism bias and availability bias. Optimism clouded his judgment. He wanted things to be better in July, so he assumed they would be. And his thinking was limited by the examples from the recent past available to him. Had the country ever shut down for months in his lifetime? No. Therefore, that wouldn’t happen.

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