The best classical music to boost you up during the coronavirus crisis

The couple pledged just over £90,000 to the charity Feeding Britain for its programs across the UK, which provide families in need with hot meals and food packages. The funds have been called a "godsend" by the organization's national director, Andrew Forsey, and come from excess profits from the BBC's royal wedding broadcast.

The RSPCA has urged people struggling during the coronavirus pandemic to not dump their pets after two cats were found dumped near the Rochdale Canal.

In one such virtual meeting earlier this week, William and Kate expressed their gratitude for teachers who are continuing to work during the coronavirus crisis to provide a safe space for students whose parents are considered essential workers.

There was a 120% increase in calls to the National Domestic Abuse hotline over a 24 hour period sine the coronavirus lockdown came into force.

A talented nurse has created her own song about life on the front life in an NHS hospital during the coronavirus crisis.

The royal couple took part in a video call with a school in Lancashire, north west England, where they thanked staff for their dedication in providing a “safe place” for children whose parents are carrying out vital roles, even during what are supposed to be the Easter holidays.

With schools across the country now shuttered due to coronavirus-related stay-at-home orders, remote music education resources have seen a massive uptick as of late, with companies and nonprofits alike offering cheap and easy ways to learn music-making online.The range of virtual programs that have sprouted up over the last several weeks aren’t just for kids.

The latest NHS Lothian board papers reveal that liaison officers from the Royal Marines and British Army are supporting the health board during the coronavirus crisis.

Tesco has offered up support to communities fighting coronavirus with a multi-million national cash boost.

"The government must act with urgency if musicians are to have any hope of surviving financially"

"Now technically I’m not a doctor/But motherfuckers listen when I read a poem"

The artist's new album came out as planned on March 20

After all face-to-face teaching stopped due to the closure of its Livingston campus following government advice on the Coronoavirus, West Lothian College is continuing to support students online where possible.

Two of the region's biggest bus companies are scaling back their operations - but will still run timetables to help key workers during the coronavirus crisis.

Those worried about the impact of the coronavirus lockdown on their mental health have been urged to find a new routine - and seek help if they need it.

By Anthony D'Alessandro, Jill Goldsmith

NASHVILLE — When the COVID-19 coronavirus forced the shutdown of the concert industry, independent Nashville artist Stevie Woodward got a double whammy.Not only did she lose the steady, six-nights-a-week bookings in the Music City club scene that kept her afloat, she also faced the stark reality that one of her roommates, a nurse at Vanderbilt Medical Center, might well bring the bug home from work.Woodward decided to make lemonade out of lemons and drove to Myrtle Beach, S.C., for an unexpected

By Jake Kanter

As everyone adjusts to new realities amid the coronavirus pandemic, we asked some of our favorite artists about the music they’re gravitating to at this anxious and isolating time. From meditative drones to nourishing R&B to classic jazz, here are their selections:

As cities and states continue to shut down all but essential services and the live music industry has essentially ground to a standstill, the music community has been struggling with the loss of work and an uncertain future.