Karl Miller writes: >Where are people going to be exposed to the range of art music. Certainly >not on NPR, or PBS...or in the concert hall, or in school. Where should >they be exposed to art music? In environments from which they can't voluntarily leave - prisons come to mind. Seriously, I don't know of any good answer to Karl's question. I was exposed early on through my dad, dumped classical while a teenager and young adult only to pick it up again when I was in my mid 30's and tired of progressive rock. Obviously, that wouldn't have happened without the early exposure I received. How about tax credits for those parents who can prove their children are receiving serious musical instruction? Our musically inclined Congress might like the notion, and tax credits always solve problems (while creating new ones). Maybe this entire matter needs Superman's intervention. Don Satz [log in to unmask]