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Survey: Impact of Coronavirus on the music sector

European Music Council,
13 March 2020, Germany

The Coronavirus is spreading world-wide and the crisis is severely affecting public, cultural and social life. The European Music Council’s (EMC) thoughts are with all those who have suffered bereavement and sincerely hopes that anyone sadly affected by the virus gets well soon.

https://www.emc-imc.org/press-news/newsletter/emc-newsletter-62020-coronavirus-and-the-music-sector/

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