deo1

Coming from more of a computer engineering and science background, Julia is the first language that I’ve both enjoyed learning and using. Previous to Julia, my main languages were Python and C# (and SQL if you count that). I avoided C++ in college (at a cost to my GPA at times) like the plague. I can now happily say that I use Julia almost exclusively in personal use or anytime there is not a legacy language in place.

why zoom? why not an existing live streaming service like twitch or youtube that is a) discoverable b) follow-able c) saves a recording for future viewing d) advertises for you to potential viewers and e) provides built in monetization options.

i think that would enable you to nurture an audience and fan base during and beyond the pandemic given a good marketing strategy. (which, honestly, should be near effortless given your collaboration record). but ultimately, you know best what your goals are as an organization. best of luck!

thanks for the response. i would suggest that you could still have a limited "live audience" via zoom while streaming the concert to a larger audience on a different platform.

and while i very much support the preservation of live performances, i understand that there are legal and personal complexities involved.