This publication provides a commentary on the report ‘Sound Performance – The Economic Value of Music to the United Kingdom’ which summarises the statistical dimensions of the UK music industry, with particular reference to expenditure, turnover, ‘value added’ and overseas earnings.
Tag Archives: music
Music and the Middle Class. The Social Structure of Concert Life in London, Paris, and Vienna, 1830-1848 – William Weber (1975)
The Modernisation of London Concert Life Around 1900 – Simon McVeigh and Cyril Ehrlich (2002)
The Business of Music – Michael Talbot (ed.) (2002)
Wigmore Hall 1901-2001: A Celebration – Julia Macrae (ed.) (2001)
Destination Music: The contribution of music festivals and major concerts to tourism in the UK – Adam Blake/UK Music (2011)
A Story As Old As Time – guest post by Horace Trubridge, Assistant General Secretary, Musicians’ Union
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In the first of our guest blog posts, Horace Trubridge, Assistant General Secretary of the Musicians’ Union, writes about the up-coming London 2012 Olympics and finds that, as usual, musicians are getting a raw deal. If you have had a similar experience or would like to join the debate, please do leave a comment underneath the post. A Story as …