Advertising Agency: Euro RSCG, Zurich, Switzerland
Art Director: Rob Hartmann
Creative Directors: Frank Bodin, Axel Eckstein
Photographer: Oliver Nanzig
Published: December 2010
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10 Comments
Well the photography is nice.
Was the choice of comparison purposely outdated (AOB/Rednex/the Hoff)? If so, why? It just dates your thinking, doesn't add a shred of irony to the series.
I'm a little shocked that the best you could think of to promote a world-famous orchestra boils down to this:
"classical musicians are better."
I have to disagree, "I Saw the Sign" was the soundtrack to my '94...scratch that...my '94 and my '95
Seems I went off uncocked. AOB are still alive and nominees in this year's Scandipop awards http://www.aceofbase-music.de/
Take THAT, Vivaldi!
Cool idea, well done.
What hath God wrought
Classic.
More notes.
Less is often more, though not in the case of Ace of Bass.
Sunn O))) however.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtnG6EHh1N4
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wow.. i love it.. nice.. very nice
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I really like these ads, but I wonder who they are directed at? Is the meaning to have young people interested in classical music? Or just for the people who already like classical music anyway?
Whatever, they're very well done and it's a simple, direct idea.
Not sure that bashing "pop" music in order to promote classical music is the way to go...So that's a no from me...
Isn't there a way to draw more people to things like classical concerts without invoking the fear of being considered a stupid philistine? I don't think this ad offers an answer to that question.
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I like the idea. The art direction especially conveys the soft and uplifting experience of classical music through the floating instruments and the soft photography.