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| GMN.COM EXCLUSIVE DAILY WEBCAST SCHEDULE CLASSICAL MUSIC - JUNE 2000 Global Music Network (www.gmn.com), offers, daily, the unique opportunity to experience the finest performances by leading musicians from around the globe, webcast exclusively on GMN.com. Read More Thu May 25 2000
Time Magazine: Online music - Tune in to Tenor.com Opera star Plácido Domingo wil announce this week in New York that he wil releae new music over the Net for Global Music Network (www.gmn.com), a Web portal specializing in classical music, opera and jazz. Domingo will become a member of GMN`s board of di Read More Mon Oct 4 1999
The Daily Telegraph: Domingo steps into cyberspace Placido Domingo thinks the future of music lies with the Internet. Norman Lebrecht reports Read More Wed Sep 29 1999
Classic FM (monthly) - Music à la modem The way we buy music could be about to change dramatically thanks to the Internet. Stephen Pettitt looks at two new ‘MP3’ technology offers us music by phone – and for free Read More Wed Sep 15 1999
Hong Kong Standard: `Classic Sounds` Hong Kong Philharmonic maestro David Atherton told me in an interview recently that the big difference between computers and music was that computers were not infinite, while music is. Read More Sat Jun 26 1999
GMN.com presents first ever live opera production on the World Wide Web GMN.com partners with INTERVU, Microsoft, and Real Networks to produce and distribute seven performances live from Kirov Opera Read More Tue Jun 22 1999
San Diego Union Tribune: Magic mix: classical music and the Internet What do you get when you cross a classical music conductor with a high-tech entrepreneur? A classic Internet business where centuries old music meets today`s technology. Read More Wed Apr 21 1999
LONDON, April 15, 1999 — Global Music Network (www.gmn.com), the most-recognized destination for classical music on the World Wide Web, announced today that it has secured prominent position within Microsoft’s Web Events site. The easy way to experience classical music on the net Read More Thu Apr 15 1999
Classical Music (monthly): `Global Warming' Despite the wonders of the Internet, the question of protecting musicians’ rights has always been a thorny one. But now, thanks to a deal struck up with the MU, Global Music Network is set to go online. Roger Watkins reports: Read More Sat Sep 12 1998
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