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Roller Coaster, In E Flat


by Alan Melson 5 Jun 2008 2:31 PM

The interwebs are littered with criticism that classical music is too stuffy, staid and self-absorbed to survive in the current on-demand, über-processed climate – and some critics cite the drop in ticket and CD sales as proof that the genre is dying. There are plenty of examples to the contrary, however, particularly in Europe – […]

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The interwebs are littered with criticism that classical music is too stuffy, staid and self-absorbed to survive in the current on-demand, über-processed climate – and some critics cite the drop in ticket and CD sales as proof that the genre is dying.

There are plenty of examples to the contrary, however, particularly in Europe – and maybe TV ads like this one from the Zurich Chamber Orchestra in Germany are helping grow audiences:

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