Post 1 Erika:I would be hard for me to answer the question if classical music is growing and changing rapidly as popular music because I not familiar with the genre.

Post 1 Erika:
I would be hard for me to answer the question if classical music is growing and changing rapidly as popular music because I not familiar with the genre. A lot of the rapid changes and growth in music we hear now a days are fusions or sub-genres being created for a different style of the genre. I can see this happening with a lot of the music we do listen to were classical music is base foundation but it has a slight twist with pop or a different genre. I know we had talked about this in another discussion but what also tends to happen is that a lot of the artist are not categorizing their music in the correct genre they are supposed to be and rather what is “hitting”. So, when they are producing the fusions, they are either creating their own new sub-genre or saying that its one or the other. Looking at it from a marketing perspective, let’s say the song is clearly classical and they add a feature with a pop artist, they are going to categorize this song as being a pop song. Reason being that the market can be doing a lot better in pop and its easier to market the song with radio stations for example and or have more options for marketing purposes. Not saying this is happening with classical music, but I do see it happening in other genres. Its also hard for me to say what piece is the most innovative since I’m not familiar with the basics of classical music. If I had to pick either one or which one I would think, I would say Joel Love.
Post 2: Takara
Classical music is a genre of music that originated in Europe in the 18th century. It is a form of music that is known for its elegance, complexity, and sophistication. Over the years, classical music has grown rapidly, and it has changed significantly in the way it is produced, enjoyed, and consumed. Classical music is no longer reserved for the elite, but rather it has become a part of the mainstream music scene, and it is enjoyed by people from all walks of life. The growth of classical music can be attributed to the influence of pop culture. Classical music has been fused with popular music, and this has given it a new appeal to the younger generation. There has been a rise in the number of classical music concerts, and this has led to a surge in the number of people who attend these concerts. The accessibility of classical music has also been greatly enhanced by the internet and streaming platforms that provide easy access to classical music for everyone. Classical music has also changed rapidly in terms of its production techniques. The use of technology and digital music instruments has revolutionized the way composers create classical music. This has led to the creation of new sounds and styles that are appealing to a wider audience. Classical music has also become more diverse, with composers experimenting with different styles and fusing different cultures into their compositions. The growth and change of classical music have made it a more inclusive and diverse form of music that continues to attract a wider audience. I think that the opera example by George Gershwin is the most innovative.