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<title>Blogcritics: Comments on Classical Recording Industry Circling Drain</title>
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<title>Comment by Jim Carruthers</title>
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<description>I think the classics labels just need more releases of Vivaldi&#039;s &quot;Four Seasons&quot;.

Actually, while the article calls for more stars, the real problem is repertoire. For example, DG-London-Philips in the 90s made most of their money from orchestral movie scores (eg Braveheart) The Three Tenors and catalogue.

Expensive stars were a loss leader as long as they looked good on the cover. Add in the constant deficits almost all orhcestras run, and you have an unstainable business.
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