When the Music Stops--: Managers, Maestros and the Corporate Murder of Classical Music

(1996)
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Abstract

The record industry has fallen into the hands of arms producers, music has lost control of its own production. Lebrecht traces the history of the classical music business. He records the final days of serious music as an independent art, and challenges the murderers of classical music.

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