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Does the record industry matter to classical music?

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Hosted by Goldsmiths. People have tried to record music for as long as music has existed. Writing it down, describing it, oral tradition and, as soon as any form of credible device existed, creating physical recordings.
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Recording methods have dictated what has been recorded, and how long it can be, and record labels have for decades dictated repertoire.
Now, in the age of media, self-release and independent promotion, do we need a record industry at all? Can you as performers “make it” in today’s musical world without the support of the establishment, or have even the “independent" methods such as YouTube and MySpace become irrelevant?

Duration: Half day (10.30am - 12.30pm)

Subject area/s: Music

Course Requirements: This taster course is for year 12 students only.
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