Title: good doorstop
Product review: While it's no fault to promote its own country's music industry, as a guide it is misguiding. After all, in the over 300 years from Bach to today, the only composer from Britain and its numerous former colonies who ever made to the periphery of major league is Elgar. The Britisher's authority on this matter then very likely relies on the domination of the English language and that Americans are even less likely salesmen of fine music. Its coverage on British composers is out of proportion as if one had to take film composers such as V-W, Arnold, Alwyn, Bliss etc. seriously. Its enthusiasm on British lables and performers is effusive and embarassing as if the British Isles were a Hollywood of classical music.
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