“Like so many, the musicians of the Met Opera Orchestra were affected by the shut-down. “The collaboration with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra marks a significant milestone in our journey to take NFTs mainstream and to reach new audiences,” said Alex Salnikov, Head of Product & Co-founder of Rarible. The filmed version of the concert, along with other VIP perks, are available on the online marketplace, Rarible, where buyers can bid or buy the NFTs.īy uploading to Rarible, the performance was “minted”, an important part of the transformation process from digital art to NFT. Two months after the performance, the DSO released a three-level NFT celebrating the historic musical event. ‘NFTs can generate new streams of revenue for artists’
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The acclaimed performance was described as a “sonic extravaganza” and full of “dazzling excitement.” by the Dallas Morning News, and a video performance of the event was called “fresh, vivid and cumulatively quite moving” by The New York Times.įabio Luisi conducts a masked Dallas Symphony Orchestra and members of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. A 90-minute program was created all about this collaboration, and it will be shown on KERA-TV in North Texas on Friday 29 October at 9pm and Sunday 31 October at 12pm.
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ĭallas raised money in order to pay each of the 50 visiting musicians a week’s salary to perform, as well as present a series of master classes and chamber music performances. They subsequently invited 50 musicians from the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, to join the Dallas Symphony Orchestra for performances of Mahler’s Symphony No.1 on 30 April and. The Dallas Symphony Orchestra were however, able to begin giving performances again from Autumn 2020, and consequently wanted to do something to help.
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