Sir, – In our modern society is it not possible for music to be considered art? Or does overexposure to music in our everyday life diminish our appreciation? You can’t enter a shop without being greeted by a form of curated music playing through speakers.
Do people find that they’re barraged with too much music each day to merit forking out the price of admission to a concert? Does this have a negative impact on concert attendances?
Does this mean concerts need to adapt and offer more than playing music but rather an experience?
Either way, it is a sad state when people would, without much thought, pay more for a cup of coffee than music. – Yours, etc,
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GAVIN BRENNAN,
Clontarf,
Dublin 3.