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ELI5 Classical music is still relevant es ever. Nevertheless how come there are no longer super star composers like in earlier times and how do you actually transcend undying music of genius composers to be relevant today?

Yes, I am aware of world star performers like David Garret, Lang Lang but they still perform old repertoires  90% of the time. The closest star composer I know is Ludovico Einaudi but the music still sounds very modern and different. Is it because classical music no longer has a monopoly and because the world has become more diverse? 

TL;DR where is the next Beethoven or Vivaldi?

Thank you

Edit: „as ever“ as opposed to „es ever“
gpt
Well, the landscape of classical music changed a lot over the course of the last hundred and fifty years because there are other means of entertainment. It used to be that classical music was the music of the common man, but now it has the appearance of an aristocratic activity. Composers writing academic art music aren’t necessarily writing for a wider audience, rather they’re writing for academically trained composers like themselves. That doesn’t mean that there aren’t composers that everyone knows these days, take John Williams or Hans Zimmer for example. They’re writing for the most popular media of today just like how Puccini, Verdi or Wagner wrote for opera, which was the most popular media in the 19th century.