By Jacob Stockinger
It is the season of entertainment awards, what with the Golden Globes, the Oscars or Academy Awards, and the Grammys among others.
Those awards are given out by privileged insiders, who work inside the various industries.
But when it comes to classical music, you — and the ordinary listeners or the “common listener,” as writer Virginia Woolf might term it — can also vote in the BBC Music Magazine Awards for 2015.
So here is your chance to play the expert insider.
True, only United Kingdom residents can win prizes. But anyone can listen to the 1,200 entries and vote for the 200 ultimate winners.
Here is a link to the introductory story:
http://www.classical-music.com/news/vote-bbc-music-magazine-awards-2015
And here is a link to the various excerpts:
http://www.classical-music.com/awards
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