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If you associate Classic FM magazine solelywith classical music, think again. The offshoot of radio station Classic FM has branched out into fine wines, travel and art in its lifestyle-based relaunch. For example, did you know a glass of Pinot Noir is best served withasideorderof Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata?
The new five-page section called 'Classic Life' showcases food and wine, travel and hi-fi equipment, while linking back to classical music through a 'perfect with...' suggestion as to which piece of music would suit the relevant product. There is also a twopage culture listings spread covering everything from art to architecture, with Classic FM radio presenters choosing highlights.
Classic FM magazine outsells its rival BBCMusicby two to one, and Gramophone by three to one. It is 'perfectly in tune' with the radio station itself due to have a makeover on 30 March - as it 'makes classical music more accessible,modernandrelevant',explains its editor John Evans.
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