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IN BRIEF: Boosey & Hawkes launches classical digital radio station.
Classical music publisher Boosey & Hawkes has launched www.BooseyRadio.com, an internet radio service, which aims to introduce classical music to a wider audience by putting listeners in control of their own playlists. Stations can be selected ...
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