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Requiem the Commercial CD

rattle.jpgSimon Rattle, probably the most recorded conductor of our time, told me this recently about the future of the recording industry.
"My own theory is that the time when people made money out of recordings is over and now it’s going to be way of evangelizing and sharing the good news. I have this feeling that music will probably be in our lives and in our houses in the way that water is. It will be considered a utility. We don’t even know what we pay for water. It’s interesting because in a way it’s a really wonderful thing. More and more people will be open to more and more music."

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Peter Dobrin has been writing about classical music and the arts for The Inquirer since 1989. He earned an undergraduate degree in performance from the University of Miami, and received a master's degree in music criticism from the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University.

He’s grateful for news tips, willing to engage in a certain amount of back and forth with readers, but is unfortunately unable to remove old LPs from your basement or post photographs of your cat.


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