Pantyhose and Trash Bags: How Music Programs Are Surviving in the Pandemic


Pantyhose and Trash Bags: How Music Programs Are Surviving in the Pandemic

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nytimes.com
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In 13 years of playing flute, Gabriella Alvarez never imagined playing with a clear plastic trash bag around her instrument. Kevin Vigil never foresaw his fellow tuba players wrapping pantyhose around their instrument bells.

And neither expected to watch their marching band at New Mexico State University play through cloth face masks, separated by six-foot loops of water pipe, with bags filled with hand sanitizer and disinfectant strapped around their waists.

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