Prince Charles Worries How The Arts Will Survive Coronavirus Crisis: ‘They’re In Terrible Difficulties’
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etcanada.comIn a new interview, Prince Charles discusses his love of classical music and raises concerns over how orchestras and theatres will survive the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
Charles speaks to Alan Titchmarsh for a special Classic FM program, set to air Monday. According to the BBC, the Prince of Wales says it’s important to “find a way of keeping these orchestras and other arts bodies going.” The royal, who is patron of dozens of arts institutions, insists the organizations are of “enormous importance” to the economy. “It’s absolutely crucial that they can come back twice as enthusiastic as before,” Charles shares.
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