Does the smash hit "The Voice 2" mean the rise of classical music?

First of all, since "The Voice" is a variety show, it is different from a music program, and its degree of musicality and professionalism is not that high. But we have to admit that the fire of "The Voice of the People 2" and its program content about the interpretation of classical music has aroused the interest of the audience, and when the attraction of the interest into the flow of heat, will undoubtedly attract a lot of attention for the classical music.

And the increase in attention is bound to attract more people who have never heard of classical music before or who have only heard of classical music, and when they really pay attention to classical music, they will have the possibility of liking classical music, and if they do like it, it will help spread the word at the very least.

But like is like, and music is, in a way, a gift, "The Voice 2" can only do so much for classical music -- as far as the rise of classical music is concerned -- and that's a big, big deal. -- it's a question of a big level of significance, far more than just liking what you hear and wanting to learn it.

Again, the difficulty of classical music is much higher than that of traditional pop music, which will inevitably kill some people's interest, and the harder things are, the fewer people reach the peak heights, and there are fewer classical music adherents per se, so when they become the only classical musicians left, won't the pinnacle of classical music drop by many levels.

Of course, the above is a long-term idea, but we have to admit that "The Voice 2" is a good start for classical music, and we hope that more young people will devote themselves to the contribution of classical music, and we also hope that there will be more musical variety shows to imitate and innovate this form, so that classical music will become a trend in contemporary society. Let classical music not be "classical".

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