Classical music and reluctant youngsters Several features account for the fabulous recital that Vladimir Horowitz gave in Moskow in 1986. Were a casual passer-by devoid of any knowledge about classical music asked to explain the reasons why the music coming from the auditorium at the time was so uniquely divine, they * would probably say that passion and consistent ingenuity makes it. That should classical music, often perceived as being inexplicably difficult in terms of structure and attitude towards the public, sound like that every time it's played, stadiums wouldn't be sufficient to hold the people eager to enjoy it. Several features make countless performances given in the world of classical music unique and magical. So, how come that every time a "youngster" (namely someone younger than forty years old) goes to a concert they * will find themselves being part of a dubiously lucky 10%? Is it due to how expensive a ticket for these kinds of event is? Tickets at a Pink Floyd gig may well reach £100 each (and eventually skyrocket to simply astounding sums just shy of £1000). So why is it? Well, if you have an idea and care about this phenomenon, why not posting it below together with your corrections and/or suggestions? ;-) * not sure whether "they" or "he/she" is the right option...