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May 25 2020

Keeping Classical Music Alive

With there being all the different genres of music, it is not uncommon for some of these to get pushed to the background while new trends in music take the spotlight. However, when it comes to classical music, it has been around for a very long time, and it is very unlikely that it will become extinct.

Teachers of Classical Music

There are many different venues where classical music remains the focus. An excellent example of this is the teachers of this form of music will not allow their students to put their learning by the wayside for any reason. This type of music takes a huge commitment. Usually, those who have an interest in performing it will start lessons at a very young age and will continue with these for many years.

Is Classical Music Coming to an End?

There has been a lot of speculation that classical music will not survive in the modern world. Articles have been written supporting this like “Classical Music in America is Dead’. Then to debunk this, another article surfaces like “Classical Music Is Not Dead.”

Keeping This Music Alive

For those who have an appreciation for this type of music, many efforts can be put forth to keep it going.

  • Platforms: Making sure that there are platforms that offer this type of music is one huge step to keeping it popular. Fortunately there are radio stations both on and offline that are dedicated to this. They can be tapped into from many different types of devices such as computers, iPhones and even the radio menu via the television.
  • Creating the Interest: This type of music, like many other genres, gets passed down through the generations. The children are the most significant target market to zero in on to make sure this continues. This means grabbing their interest, and one way to do this is to find one of the common musical instruments used in classical music and get the children interested in these first. Once they form a passion for the instrument, they will gravitate to the most appropriate music for it, which should be the classical.
  • Three key elements: If this music is going to be kept alive there are three key elements that need to be relied on. These are education, performance and listening.

Exposure

Young children will often adopt a liking to the music that they are exposed to during their younger years. Parents can expose their kids to this type of music along with other types. At least this way, the kids are building a familiarity to the classical music along with different genres.

Support

Those who already have a passion for this type of music need to support the venues that provide it. Listening to the online radios that are playing this music is one way. Buying the music is another. Attending classical performances is an additional way.

Encouragement

Those who are beginning to show an interest in this type of music should be encouraged to do so. It doesn’t matter whether their interest is by way of listening or becoming a classical artist.

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