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China could give classical music a boost (AP)

Date : 23 Feb 2008 Category : Entertainment

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AP - Facing dwindling popularity in the West, classical music could receive a boost from a large Chinese population increasingly interested in other cultures, the music director of the New York Philharmonic said Saturday.

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