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Billie Eilish, with her brother Finneas on electric piano, cooed her way through the Bobby Hebb love song “Sunny” with jazzy aplomb and multiple key changes.

Jennifer Lopez sang the Barbra Streisand hit “People” with an orchestral track and birdsong in the background. New Drug’s Long Odds: A promising new treatment quashes all Covid variants, but regulatory hurdles and a lack of funding make it unlikely to reach the United States market anytime soon.Long Covid: A large study found that Covid patients were significantly more likely to experience gastrointestinal problems a year after infection than people who were not infected.Covid Testing: The Biden administration appears to be planning to end a requirement that travelers coming from China present a negative Covid-19 test before entering the United States.

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Shawn Mendes, at the piano, and Camila Cabello shared a reverential “What a Wonderful World” as a coda to the song’s resolute optimism, they added lines about, “all the pain that we’ve been through/All the fears and the hurt.” Lady Gaga reached back to “Smile,” the 1954 song with music by Charlie Chaplin, in a poised Broadway mode. Many stars chose to revive an inspirational oldie. On “One World: Together at Home,” the mood was usually reflective, with a handful of more lighthearted moments. And then there’s the question of tone: Mourning? Sympathy? Stoicism? Comfort? Dogged determination? Upbeat defiance? Let’s just try to forget? Performers are coming to terms with the unpolished sound and look of playing from home online: solo in the living room or home studio or, more ambitiously, collaborating virtually with homebound bandmates. Musicians are separated from both bandmates and audiences, forcing both players and listeners to reconsider what they have always taken for granted. Popular music is still seeking appropriate ways to face this crisis. It also extolled palliative efforts by corporations, and it urged viewers to pressure governments to provide far more extensive testing.

#Virtual piano despacito full#

“One World: Together at Home” was full of stay-inside advisories alongside tributes to and testimonials from health care workers, volunteer initiatives and international officials fighting the pandemic. Global Citizen’s productions - it has presented annual all-star concerts in Central Park since 2012 - hammer home messages about worldwide predicaments and relief efforts between acts. Instead, it was a reminder of the medical, logistical and humanitarian efforts being made worldwide. Lady Gaga helped select the musical lineup, which included Billie Eilish, Lizzo, Taylor Swift, Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes, the Rolling Stones, Elton John and more - many more, since there was also a six-hour webcast before the televised broadcast.īilled as a special to celebrate Covid-19 workers and to support the World Health Organization, the show was not a fund-raiser. Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel, late-night representatives from each network, were the hosts, toggling awkwardly between deadpan comedy and earnestness. Songs called for inspiration, empathy and perseverance on “One World: Together at Home,” the prime-time special produced by Global Citizen that was broadcast Saturday night on CBS, NBC and ABC and online.