相对的在中国,古典音乐市场确实另一番景象。古典音乐的观众紧紧局限于少部分人。古典音乐被渲染为高雅音乐,严肃音乐,这样的定义也让一部分人望而却步。老一辈的演唱家去世,新的优秀的演唱家却很稀缺,由于没有市场,很多人选择去做流行音乐,古典音乐人才缺少的局面越来越严重。唱片公司只顾眼前利益,随意拼凑几首曲子便出版发行,价格也很昂贵,这不利于古典音乐的普及。总之,古典音乐在中国市场的萧条已经不是一两天的事情,而是多年以来的症状。 Relatively in China, the classical music market is indeed a different picture. The audience of classical music is confined to a few people. Classical music is rendered as elegant music, serious music, such a definition also allow some people prohibitive. The death of the older generation of singers, the new great singer is very scarce, because there is no market, many people choose to do pop music, the lack of classical music talent is getting worse. Record companies focus on the immediate interests, feel free to piece together a few songs will be published, the price is also very expensive, which is not conducive to the popularity of classical music. In short, the depression of classical music in the Chinese market is not a matter of a day or two, but a symptom of many years.