I came across this link today:
https://slippedisc.com/2017/06/biz-news-warner-classics-gets-a-new-boss/
Warner has created a new Arts Music division operating out of New York. The leader will be the former head of Universal Classics US (Decca/DG), Kevin Gore. Alain Lanceron will continue to operate the Warner Classics division out of Paris, but now he will report to the Arts Music boss instead of being somewhat autonomous it seems.
I like what Warner Classics has been doing lately since the buyout of the EMI/Virgin Classics catalogs. Hopefully this won't disrupt the good things, but we'll see. Perhaps we'll see more new recordings from Warner, but I'm not sure what to expect.
Any thoughts on the situation?
https://slippedisc.com/2017/06/biz-news-warner-classics-gets-a-new-boss/
Warner has created a new Arts Music division operating out of New York. The leader will be the former head of Universal Classics US (Decca/DG), Kevin Gore. Alain Lanceron will continue to operate the Warner Classics division out of Paris, but now he will report to the Arts Music boss instead of being somewhat autonomous it seems.
I like what Warner Classics has been doing lately since the buyout of the EMI/Virgin Classics catalogs. Hopefully this won't disrupt the good things, but we'll see. Perhaps we'll see more new recordings from Warner, but I'm not sure what to expect.
Any thoughts on the situation?