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" From its first appearance Goldberg magazine has been considered the most interesting publication of its kind in the field of early music.
Its basic features are its international dimension and orientation, its careful edition and the quality of its contents.
Goldberg Magazine is now a "collector's item" among music lovers, who treasure it for more than just its informative value.
Up to September 2003 Goldberg Magazine was published in bilingual English/Spanish and English/ French versions. As of September, the magazine will be published in three separate editions in English, French and Spanish.
Also, as of the year 2004 six issues will be published per year, instead of the four that have been published until now.
With the launch of goldbergweb.com - the early-music portal- our aim is to diversify communication channels with music lovers and the "protagonists" of early music.
We believe its presence on the Internet is fundamental in order to serve new target audiences and to further their knowledge of early music. " ... more about Goldberg

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" Since its first issue in April 1923, Gramophone has grown up alongside the classical record industry. In our pages we have followed the latest technical developments, greeted the greatest talents and watched the repertoire expand to embrace music that our founding editor would not have dreamed possible.
We have drawn on the talents of some of the finest writers on music for more than 75 years, and we continue to do so.
As technology takes Gramophone on to the world wide web we enter a new phase in our history but remain recognisably the same publication that has ensured our position as the leading classical music magazine in the world.
Gramophone Online is the electronic arm of Gramophone magazine.
Launched in April 2000, Gramophone Online includes a daily international classical music news service, unique online features and competitions, details of all Gramophone publications and and a section devoted to our annual Awards (recognised as the highest honours in the recording world). " more about Gramophone

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In addition to our own exclusive releases, many of our hard-to-find artists and albums hail from labels in Britain, Japan, Germany, Holland and Australia and beyond. We also support the tiniest independent labels in the U.S. as well as the majors. " more

" musicOMH.com's album and single previews, interview features and gig, film, opera and theatre reviews are written by professional writers, musicians, music industry professionals and music fans on a voluntary basis.
Contributors write for the site for a variety of reasons. Some want to start or build on their portfolio. Others enjoy writing for leisure. We've had contributions from complete novices and from writers previously employed by the BBC, Channel 4 Teletext, NME, Drowned In Sound and The Boston Herald.
Our contributors have gone on to write for other media outlets - such as BBC News Online, Ceefax, The Sun, The Guardian, The Independent, The New Statesman and Metro..." more about musicOMH.com

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" Music From China (MFC) is an extraordinary musical ensemble that invokes the delicacy and power of both traditional and contemporary Chinese music. Discover the sights and sounds of "silk strings and bamboo winds" with fiddles, lutes, plucked zithers, bamboo flutes, reeded mouth organs, and hammered dulcimers. Step back in time for several millennia and hear the ancient sounds of the sheng and the pipa, or listen to the compelling music of the erhu. The percussive strength of drums, gongs, cymbals, and woodblocks summons the spirit of ancient music and invokes the vitality of folk music and traditional opera. "