WATCH: Tulsa Symphony Orchestra Creates Amazing Virtual Performance

Throughout the pandemic, we've seen how musicians are getting creative to continue making music.

Tulsa composer Noam Faingold has created an orchestral piece for a virtual performance here's a clip of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra playing "We Persist".

Faingold said it took him a week to write and 300-400 hours to edit. Each of the 47 musicians recorded their part on a cell phone, using a click track to keep the beat. He wanted something they could learn and record in a short time. He believes this is one of the first pieces ever written for a virtual orchestra, allowing music to be made while social distancing.

He wants to remind folks our local arts organizations need continued support during the pandemic. Click HERE for more details.