From the desk of James Reel on Tuesday, April 4th 2006 at 6:46
THE CLASSICAL MANIFESTO
As I’ve written before, I’m not enthusiastic about how classical music fits into the world of iPods and downloads. It’s not that I’m a Luddite; the quality and organization simply aren’t good enough, and I believe that innovation should bolster quality along with—or ahead of—increasing convenience. Last week in the Times of London, Amanda Holloway issued a list of demands that the content providers must meet soon if they expect to be taken seriously by the classical audience. My thoughts exactly.
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