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To: forkinsocket
Thank you for posting this. I did a thesis on a similar topic called “The Industrialization of Music,” which I feel began around the time of Mozart and Beethoven, and then swept the landscape after the French Revolution. Very interesting topic. And a little sad for me, as I watched the Classical Era begin to disintegrate before my very eyes in the history books. I was torn: it seemed to coincide with the demise of the aristocracy and the new “liberty” of the coming world and, while I believed deeply into the concept of liberty, I also felt some grief for the beginning of the demise of Classical Music. A real conundrum.

Bookmarking. This is a good article.

Cheers.

6 posted on 05/04/2008 6:55:45 PM PDT by EggsAckley
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To: EggsAckley

If the record companies don’t figure out a way to make money in the age of Internet file sharing, a return to music supported by patronage may be in our future.


11 posted on 05/04/2008 7:06:46 PM PDT by SeeSharp
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