We are all being digitised one way or another. Performing arts companies, not able to perform, are gamely putting themselves in the digital space. But there are concerns. One leading Australian orchestra administrator has cautioned: ‘if we make the digital experience so engaging and so wonderful, what’s going to happen to the live shows?’ That’s an understandable concern, but decades ago, his predecessors had similar worries about quality sound recordings.
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