Classical music sells on iTunes in greater numbers than in CD stores. But what are the most popular downloads? The list is revealing, writes Marc Geelhoed.
Where do you get this statistic from? Without a source, I have no way to verify what you say.
I use iTunes, but I still buy CD's. The classical music store I regularly use is always full of people purchasing CD's (and DVD's).
I have not yet used the iTunes store, I have nothing against purchasing music online in this fashion, I just don't have a reason to do it. Seeing my local classical music store so busy tells me that there's some information missing in your report.
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Where do you get this statistic from? Without a source, I have no way to verify what you say.
I use iTunes, but I still buy CD's. The classical music store I regularly use is always full of people purchasing CD's (and DVD's).
I have not yet used the iTunes store, I have nothing against purchasing music online in this fashion, I just don't have a reason to do it. Seeing my local classical music store so busy tells me that there's some information missing in your report.
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