Bring it on Home
(WorldNews Music)

Francesco Lecce-Chong got stuck in quarantine earlier than most people. About three weeks ago, after flying back and forth from Miami Beach, Florida, where he lives with his fiancée, to Eugene, he had to self-isolate himself, following orders from his apartment building. He had made the cross-country trip twice because social distancing measures had forced Eugene Symphony to postpone a concert. The Eugene Symphony conductor and music director took the self-quarantining as a chance to make music education videos with his fiancée, Chloe Tula, principal harpist with the New World Symphony, and curate live classical music performances, allowing him to connect with patrons in Eugene and Santa...