Classical music performers and listeners are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with how streaming platforms deal with the genre – but hope is arriving in the form of new specialist services, writes Patrick Sawer.
From Sibelius to Shostakovich and Bach to Beethoven it has produced some of the most sublime and profound artistic experiences known to man.
But for all its genius, classical music has fallen foul of a very 21st century way of listening to music.
Musicians and classical music fans are growing increasingly frustrated at the way the computer algorithms of streaming platforms such as Spotify and Apple are biased in favour of pop, rock and dance music...Keep reading on the Telegraph
From Sibelius to Shostakovich and Bach to Beethoven it has produced some of the most sublime and profound artistic experiences known to man.
But for all its genius, classical music has fallen foul of a very 21st century way of listening to music.
Musicians and classical music fans are growing increasingly frustrated at the way the computer algorithms of streaming platforms such as Spotify and Apple are biased in favour of pop, rock and dance music...Keep reading on the Telegraph