Classical crossover

Simply put, classical crossover is a term used to describe artists that adopt strong classical influences in their music, but ultimately they have an accessible and popular sound or a marketable image to reach out to a wider audience. Read more…|Edit this Artist photo: Petra Berger

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Friday 24 February 2012
Jackie Evancho Friday 24 February 2012	Nokia Theatre LA Live Los Angeles, United States 34.044357 -118.267372	Add shout
Saturday 31 March 2012
Jackie Evancho Saturday 31 March 2012	Maverik Center West Valley City, UT, United States 40.728537 -111.967608	Add shout

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EMFiloP wrote:
10 days ago

The Classical Crossover trend has not seen anything like this. "This place is done" and 15 other tracks on the "Twinite (1498-2000)" album use classical influences on Jazz, Asian underground, R&B, Calypso, Rock and Latin in a unique fashion. You can hear "This place is done" at http://www.last.fm/music/Errol+Michael+"Filo"+Phillips

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chaoszac wrote:
October 2011

I am looking for cross over thrash. Can any of you help? It should be around here somewhere.

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fernandafdias wrote:
December 2010

Il Divo , Josh Groban and Andrea Bocelli ♥ ³

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Wagmacker wrote:
June 2010

Katherine Jenkins ♥

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BrightBlueInk wrote:
May 2010

Huh. Never heard of this genre until I saw it listed as a tag. I think I actually sort of like it!

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jani1308 wrote:
January 2010

so friedensvoll und entspannend...

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Mirtrione wrote:
December 2009

My favourite genre. <3

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Darkuria666 wrote:
October 2009

RBD?? O.o WTF?

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mrcolj2006 wrote:
September 2009

someone rewrite that description up top. Whilst we know that Canon in D is popular among non-classical types, that shouldn't be the crux of the article. Classical Crossover to the rest of us means classical or vocal-classical music being interpreted or applied to any non-traditional form. Every artist listed above or to the right of this comment fits that description. Mario Lanza does not fit into this category, except maybe some retechnified Fatboy Slim version a la Moulin Rouge, etc.

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