Virtual Video Game Orchestra Glendale, California
With shelter-in-place measures in full swing as a result of the novel coronavirus, musicians worldwide are banding together
to make music in virtual ensembles.
And so, Virtual Video Game Orchestra (VVGO for short) was organized by members from various IRL VGOs/GSOs, and comprised of local musicians hailing from across the globe!
Contact us at contact@vvgo.org.
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