Guardian column examines commercial appeal of vinyl and period-instrument revivals
A Guardian culture column explored the renewed popularity of vinyl records, cassettes and period instruments, noting their commercial impact on the music industry.
A Guardian column examined the renewed commercial popularity of formats such as vinyl records and cassette tapes, describing them as a nostalgia-driven boon for the music industry.
The piece also discussed two upcoming Proms concerts featuring period instruments, arguing that such instruments can bring historical music into the present rather than simply serving as retro affectation.
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- Forget vinyl v digital debates, this kind of musical ‘authenticity’ brings real rewards — The Guardian — Culture
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