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Description: Monthly classical music magazine based on the radio station Classic fm Newest Review: ... to be broadcast on Classic fm. This type of angle means that the magazine verges on the women’s magazine / ... more |
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Classic FM Magazine
Classic FM Magazine is for classical music lovers who enjoy the m ... |
£ 43,00 |
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by cswann - written on 28.03.02 (Very useful, 99 readings)
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Classic FM magazine is, as you might imagine, connected to Classic FM, the radio station. Along with BBC Music magazine (produced by he BBC – again, as I’m sure you can tell!) these two titles are the most popular, and most easily available monthly classical music magazines. Class FM always has a goodlooking, glossy cover, with stars of classical music (often female) flatteringly photographed and presented against a white background – not quite Harpers, but very classy nonetheless. The features are not always solely about music. For instance an interview with an artist is quite likely to feature one of their recipes (in Joan ...
by Pingu - written on 11.09.00 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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I've only read this one a few times, and I'm in two minds about it. On the one hand it does seem to have a rather high percentage of actual content to ads and other garbage. Whereas some music magazines have only one main feature, such as an interview, padded out with a lot of fake material, Classic FM may have multiple interviews, and an 'in depth' article on some aspect of music. On the other hand, it is aimed at a very low intellectual level. Recently an article was featured on the effects of music on the brain, and, as it happened, I was just reading a lot of research in the same area for an assignment. And reading the Classic FM special, ...
by somersetsaint - written on 31.08.00 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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At a cost of 3.75 (cheaper by subscription), Classic FM is a fairly average classical music magazine, both in terms of content and price. Each issue includes a free CD with movements from various pieces of music, usually based around a mood, country, composer or other subject. The quality of the CD is normally fairly high, and makes up for the fairly shallow level of the magazine's content. Regular features include reviews of releases, interviews and news, plus upcoming programming on the radio station. All in all, the magazine is nothing special, but for someone new to classical music the CDs provide a cheap way to build up a collection. ...




