Irimban feels that accessible opera is good for everyone.

“Being in the Oracle domain is pretty cool,” said San Francisco resident Emile Irimban. We used to come to this event all the time before COVID so it’s a great night to be outside!” She set up a family friendly picnic outside for the free event. Yeh, a mother, brought her children and newborns to the Oracle. Related: Bluegrass hardly speaks accurately about virtual performances, the Pandemic Musical Relief Fund

“I mean you have garlic potatoes and Oprah – that’s cool,” said Melissa Yeh. “It’s very safe from the coronavirus, everyone is outside, wearing masks, or at least six feet away,” said Jennifer Estrada, who is visiting San Francisco from Tampa, Florida. “I really love the opera,” said Carol Shariff, who drove all the way from San Jose to attend the event. Related: People gather for live music in downtown San Jose to end an important week Opera officials say 7,000 people turned out to watch the simulcast, for Opera in Ballpark Event. There were nearly 2,000 people at the War Memorial on Friday night, but it turns out that most of the audience was in Oracle Park. “There’s still so much going on in the world that we can bring people back together and let people find that breathing space through music – that’s what we do, that’s the heart we bring into society.” “It is just a life affirmation that all the energy of opera comes to life – the orchestra, the soloists, the stage,” San Francisco Opera General Manager, Matthew Shelfock, who explained how a return to the performing arts is powerful: Related: The Santa Cruz party has been linked to several positive COVID-19 cases among guests, staff, and band members Vaccine and mask verification is mandatory to enter the War Memorial, but the experience remains. “They are just indications that we may be nearing the end of the pandemic,” said opera cheerleader Janet Pease. “Life is not the same without the music and the people around you,” said Moraga resident Helen Schiff, who has attended the San Francisco Opera for decades. San Francisco (KGO) – After a pandemic A long gap, the curtain rose at the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House, where opera fans gathered for the homecoming party.

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