Wochenplan

28.10.2020

A short video that shows the ways in which Rieger organised her activities into weekly schedules in order to maintain her singing practice as well as her social life. Part of "Learning from COVID19: Reflections on knowledge-related commons and practices of self-organization amidst COVID19."

“Since the lockdown I started doing week plans to organize my studies, more specifically my digital lessons and my practising as a singer. Those plans became essential because being home all the time it is difficult to remember appointments and especially get practising motivation. My social life I wanted to portray only by showing it through a screen, skype chats or series. My goal is to show that at the beginning this was all new and even fun. But as time goes by the desire to get back to normal and meeting friends increases. As the discipline to be good decreases. Nevertheless we should not forget how lucky the situation we are in still is.”

Made by Vera Rieger.

Vera Rieger

Vera studies Vocals at the Classical Music department of the ZHdK.

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