CLEAN : New York Philharmonic marks 'homecoming' after pandemic cancellations

The transcript reflects on the joy of playing music outdoors and the feeling of returning to familiar spaces, akin to a homecoming. It highlights the gratitude felt by musicians for performing live again and addresses concerns about audience experiences, particularly with loud instruments like trumpets. The speaker emphasizes the importance of safety measures for both performers and audiences. The narrative concludes with an optimistic outlook on contributing to New York's return to normalcy, despite the slow and tentative progress.

What does the musician compare returning to the performance space to?

• A new adventure

• A homecoming

• A challenging journey

• A farewell

How does the musician feel about performing numerous concerts each year?

• They feel grateful despite the routine

• They are indifferent

• They feel overwhelmed

• They find it monotonous

What concern does the musician have about the audience's experience?

• The audience might be bored

• The audience might be afraid of the trumpet

• The audience might find the music too loud

• The audience might not understand the music

What is the musician's hope for the audience during the performance?

• That they forget real life and enjoy the moment

• That they feel inspired to play music

• That they critique the performance

• That they learn something new

What role does the musician believe they play in New York's recovery?

• A minor role

• An important part of bringing back normalcy

• A temporary distraction

• A financial contributor