The significance of short-form video content has been growing considerably. This is why YouTube has now introduced the ability for users to ‘remix’ their YouTube music videos and turn them into Shorts, reportedly aiming to challenge the dominance of TikTok.

Music can take you places — emotionally and geographically, too. The provenance of both compositions and their authors has massively helped shape music, its genres, and styles. In this article, we’re diving into classical music, visiting classical destinations that have played an essential role in the history and development of the genre (and are beautiful places to visit, too). Would you care to join us for a short journey through some of the world's most significant classical music cities?

The music business is an incredibly dynamic and ever-changing industry. The past 20 years have brought some drastic transformations to the industry, including the genesis of the internet, the rise of music piracy, the downfall of CDs and physical music consumption, the emergence of music streaming platforms, the birth and expansion of music distributors, and the domination of AI. Navigating such a high-paced and unpredictable environment might be challenging for artists, especially for independent musicians like yourself. In this article, we’ll give you tips on how to better adapt to the treadmill full of changes you might encounter throughout your career in the music industry.

As announced in a post on X, Apple’s devoted classical music app, Apple Music Classical, will become available in 5 new Asian territories starting January 24th. The new territories are China, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau.