Uniting Through Music During the Covid-19 Pandemic

The video explores the role of music as a universal language, highlighting a Boston choral group and the Landmarks Orchestra. These groups promote unity and inclusivity through diverse musical expressions, even during the pandemic. The choral group sings in multiple languages, while the orchestra collaborates with museums and adapts to online platforms. Music's non-specificity allows it to unite people across political divides, offering shared experiences and connections.

What is the primary mission of the Holy Singers?

• To promote unity through music

• To perform only in English

• To charge high ticket prices

• To focus on classical music

What is unique about the Landmarks Orchestra's concerts?

• They are held exclusively in Boston's parks

• They feature only classical music

• They require a membership to attend

• They are free and include unique collaborations

How did the Landmarks Orchestra adapt during the pandemic?

• By canceling all performances

• By performing only online

• By using rooftops and drones for performances

• By focusing on solo performances

Why is music considered a powerful tool for unity?

• It is always played at political events

• It requires no instruments

• It provides a shared experience without political bias

• It is only understood by musicians

How have music organizations continued their mission despite closed venues?

• By stopping all activities

• By increasing ticket prices

• By focusing on local audiences only

• By moving performances online