Pop go the classics: When Nigel Kennedy's Four Seasons recording was released in September 1989, using pop techniques to market a classical release fr the first time, it was a move that changed the way classical music business operated forever, argues former record company press officer Marius Carboni

Marius Carboni

Pop go the classics: When Nigel Kennedy's Four Seasons recording was released in September 1989, using pop techniques to market a classical release fr the first time, it was a move that changed the way classical music business operated forever, argues former record company press officer Marius Carboni

Marius Carboni

School of Creative Arts

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Original language	English
Journal	Classical Music Magazine
Publication status	Published - 5 Jun 2010

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In: Classical Music Magazine, 05.06.2010.

Research output: Contribution to journal › Comment/debate › peer-review

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