| This is a follow-up to my third question about the state of classical music today. Like many American children, my first real exposure to classical music involved Elmer Fudd dressed in long blonde locks carrying a spear and singing "Kill da wabbit! Kill da wabbit!" or Bugs giving Elmer a shave. As such, I first thought of classical music as a soundtrack to something on TV or in a movie.
Do you think that men like John Williams, Michael Kamen and others who have made a living and repuation composing movie scores deserve to be considered classical composers?
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