In Classical Music in a Changing Culture, Donald Vroon takes no prisoners in assessing the challenges and failures and possible successes that confront America's future as a nation of music listeners. Vroon delves into a variety of topics: orchestra finances, contemporary music, classical music marketing, attracting young crowds, musical aesthetics, the future of classical music, the sale and distribution of music in the modern era; the decline of American culture and its causes; the role of misguided ideologies that affect American music, from political correctness to multiculturalism to…mehr
In Classical Music in a Changing Culture, Donald Vroon takes no prisoners in assessing the challenges and failures and possible successes that confront America's future as a nation of music listeners. Vroon delves into a variety of topics: orchestra finances, contemporary music, classical music marketing, attracting young crowds, musical aesthetics, the future of classical music, the sale and distribution of music in the modern era; the decline of American culture and its causes; the role of misguided ideologies that affect American music, from political correctness to multiculturalism to period performance practice, and the true richness of our music and its subculture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Essay 1: Elitism Essay 2: Education & Culture Essay 3: Don't Educate Us; Entertain Us Essay 4: Fun Essay 5: Fads and Trends Essay 6: The Romantic Art Essay 7: Orchestra Finances Essay 8: The New and News Essay 9: Contemporary Music Essay 10: Airheads Essay 11: Marketing and Image Essay 12: Marketing Idiocy Essay 13: Marketing and Its Discontents Essay 14: Seeking Out the Best Things in Life Essay 15: Multiculturalism Essay 16: Later: Black Musicians and Marketing Essay 17: Attracting a Young Crowd Essay 18: The Land of the Obvious Essay 19: On Spiritual Matters Essay 20:Attentiveness and Judgment Essay 21: Attentiveness II Essay 22: Absorption Essay 23: Feeling Essay 24: Does Quality Have a Future Essay 25: Performance Practice Essay 26: Aesthetics and Criticism Essay 27: PPP and True Authenticity Essay 28: PPP II Essay 29: Cultural Suicide Essay 30: Cultural Suicide 2 Essay 31: The Golden Age Essay 32: The Nostalgia Trap Essay 33: Surtitles Essay 34: The Death of Service Essay 35: Distribution Essay 36: Browsing Essay 37: Is the Internet the End of Records?
Introduction Essay 1: Elitism Essay 2: Education & Culture Essay 3: Don't Educate Us; Entertain Us Essay 4: Fun Essay 5: Fads and Trends Essay 6: The Romantic Art Essay 7: Orchestra Finances Essay 8: The New and News Essay 9: Contemporary Music Essay 10: Airheads Essay 11: Marketing and Image Essay 12: Marketing Idiocy Essay 13: Marketing and Its Discontents Essay 14: Seeking Out the Best Things in Life Essay 15: Multiculturalism Essay 16: Later: Black Musicians and Marketing Essay 17: Attracting a Young Crowd Essay 18: The Land of the Obvious Essay 19: On Spiritual Matters Essay 20:Attentiveness and Judgment Essay 21: Attentiveness II Essay 22: Absorption Essay 23: Feeling Essay 24: Does Quality Have a Future Essay 25: Performance Practice Essay 26: Aesthetics and Criticism Essay 27: PPP and True Authenticity Essay 28: PPP II Essay 29: Cultural Suicide Essay 30: Cultural Suicide 2 Essay 31: The Golden Age Essay 32: The Nostalgia Trap Essay 33: Surtitles Essay 34: The Death of Service Essay 35: Distribution Essay 36: Browsing Essay 37: Is the Internet the End of Records?
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