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Reconsidering Classical Music's No Applause Rule
Alex Ross: "Programme booklets sometimes contain a list of rules, rendered in the style of God on Mount Sinai," telling people when it is and isn't acceptable to applaud. "The underlying message of the protocol is, in essence: 'Curb your enthusiasm. Don't get too excited.' Should we be surprised that people aren't as excited about classical music as they used to be?" The Guardian (UK) 03/08/10
Posted March 9, 2010 08:13 PM





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