I’m a harmonica player and teacher. I’ve been playing and instructing online, but haven’t really been able to figure out a framework for assessing risk for in person activities. My worry is there is so much deep breathing involved in harmonica.
Friends of mine who are musicians but not specifically harmonica players have started doing small socially distanced outdoor shows and some students have asked for lessons now that it is summer. I’ve tried to look at studies about the risks of singing and my town had restrictions on performances by wind instruments.
As someone who is not a scientist but is trying to figure out when it is safe to resume activities for what is a somewhat niche activity but also the entirety of my livelihood, do you have suggestions on what I should be paying attention to/learning about to figure this out?
Thank you for the work, energy and time you have put into sharing what you know with others
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I’m a harmonica player and teacher. I’ve been playing and instructing online, but haven’t really been able to figure out a framework for assessing risk for in person activities. My worry is there is so much deep breathing involved in harmonica.
Friends of mine who are musicians but not specifically harmonica players have started doing small socially distanced outdoor shows and some students have asked for lessons now that it is summer. I’ve tried to look at studies about the risks of singing and my town had restrictions on performances by wind instruments.
As someone who is not a scientist but is trying to figure out when it is safe to resume activities for what is a somewhat niche activity but also the entirety of my livelihood, do you have suggestions on what I should be paying attention to/learning about to figure this out?
Thank you for the work, energy and time you have put into sharing what you know with others
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