Pandemic makes arts partnerships more important than ever
(WorldNews Music)

Good neighbors make good music. That could be the theme of coming concerts from the Omaha Symphony. During the pandemic, symphony leaders have been working with other groups in the community to create programs in locations that aren`t normally accustomed to classical music. Their efforts are part of a bigger endeavor among Omaha arts organizations to collaborate and share ideas as the coronavirus outbreak persists. Arts leaders in the city say they`ve always been collegial and open to partnerships, but admit that now, it`s even more prevalent — and more important. “I think the pandemic has brought us closer,” said Joan Squires, president of Omaha Performing Arts, which operates the Orpheum...