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Taiwan's music industry moves to online concerts amid COVID-19 pandemic

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Kaohsiung, Jun 30 (EFE/EPA).- Taiwan's music industry has had to adapt itself and resort to conducting online concerts to survive amid the COVID-19 pandemic, as concert venues such as the National Center for the Arts in Kaohsiung, need to close to prevent the spread of the virus. (Camera: RITCHIE TONGO).FOOTAGE SHOWS MUSIC STAFF AND MUSICIAN PERFORMING CONCERTS FOR ONLINE VIEWERS AT THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR THE ARTS IN KAOHSIUNG, TAIWAN.SOUNDBITES: ANTONIO COSTA, VIOLINIST (IN SPANISH); AND CHIEN WEN-PIN, DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR THE ARTS IN KAOHSIUNG (IN ENGLISH).TRANSLATIONS: I think it is a very good idea that people can follow the concerts from their home without having to come to the concert halls, either due to fear of the risk of contagion or due to schedule conflicts (02: 18-02: 36).

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