Social Distancing as Virtual Proximity — Musicians Worldwide Serenade People from Their Homes in the Times of Coronavirus
March 23, 2020
As part of a global initiative, musicians worldwide have offered a series of virtual concerts via different social media platforms to encourage people to take social distancing seriously while also spreading awareness about Covid-19 safety measures all around the world. Here are some of those live sessions from around the world that will not be seen by 8 million Kashmiris whose internet speed has been restricted to 2G.

As part of a global initiative, musicians worldwide have offered a series of virtual concerts via different social media platforms to encourage people to take social distancing seriously while also spreading awareness about Covid-19 safety measures all around the world. Here are some of those live sessions from around the world that will not be seen by 8 million Kashmiris whose internet speed has been restricted to 2G.

Accompanied by his cat Mozart, Argentine music legend Fito Paez performs live from his house.

Chris Martin, Founder and Vocalist of British band Coldplay, performs live on Instagram from his house.

American band OneRepublic plays live on Instagram.

Uruguayan Musician and Doctor Jorge Drexler plays live alone in an empty concert hall in San José, Costa Rica

Indian score composer duo Salim–Sulaiman do a special Navroz performance

American Musician and Singer Songwriter John Legend live from his house

Irish Musician Hozier live from home.

Ukranian Rock Band The Hardkiss live from home.

South Korean Acoustic Folk duo 10CM live from home.

American Hip Hop Legend and Actor Common live from his house.

Musicians Alejandro Sanz (Spain) and Juanes (Colombia) play their tour concert online from quarantine.

Colombian DJ Arnaldo Champetuo plays a live set from home.

The Rotterdam Philharmonic perform the finale of Beethoven’s 9th with each musician playing from their respective homes.

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