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Brad Leissa:
>Figures from the IFPI give classical recordings a market share of 4.5%
>in 1997 as compared with 4.8% in 1996 and 5.8% in 1992
Brad, I read somewhere that the total music market, whatever that is, is
increasing at a tremendous rate, whatever that is. Could it be that the
market for classical music is, in real terms, increasing?
Tony de Freitas
Trinidad, W.I.
[Indeed it is increasing, and has been for the past few years. In
addition, these sorts of 0.1% incremental changes from year to year
in market are, typically, considered well below the noise floor in the
statistics. Only in the paranoid classical world would such analysis
carry any weight. -Dave]
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