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Compared with China or Japan, India doesn't have much of a Western classical-music infrastructure; it has its own classical music, thank you, which is plenty distinguished on its own.

Just as Italy and other European countries during the Renaissance turned to the Latin and Greek classics, so Wales turned to its own classical tradition of bardism.

It's owned by Universal Music and has decided to build its own classical music download site, where the MP3s are DRM-free and encoded at 320kbps.

Though the saxophone has its own classical repertory, Mr. Adams sought out models from jazz.

India is a country with an enormously rich and deep-rooted tradition of its own classical music.

He was terribly homesick, but he was also inspired to help America find its musical voice and launch its own classical tradition.

Despite the flood of citations and examples, Mr. Adams conveys his own classical perspective on matters esthetic with remarkable economy.

In 1953 Beaumont gave him another chance - at the Lyric, Hammersmith - to run his own classical company again.

Frank Zappa's fascination with contemporary classical music is evident even in some of his early Mothers of Invention albums, and by the mid-1980's he was overseeing recordings of his own classical works as a sideline to his rock endeavors.

We did not see him in "Divertimento No. 15," "Diamonds," "Raymonda Variations," or in the City Ballet version of "Theme and Variations". The purity of his own classical style was rarely allowed to encounter the extension of the classical tradition that marks the Balanchine revolution.

There was his fourth Hamlet, and the abominably cruel Ferdinand in The Duchess Of Malfi, ranged with what the fledgling critic Kenneth Tynan delightedly called his "tongue-in-cheek and hand-on-heart Valentine in Love For Love". In 1953, Beaumont gave him another chance - at the Lyric, Hammersmith - to run his own classical company again.