"interests" refers to class/income levels - the interest then is in maintaining class/wealth and privilege

orchestras have embraced the trend, bringing gamers to the symphony - do classical music fans flock to the games?

this marriage of old and new art forms seems to have alot of potential.

the fusion of technology and art has brought to life entire worlds in games like assasin creed and Sekiro, who use historically accurate compositions, has brought many new and diverse people to classical music

the author sees video games as a bridged the gap and made to make symphonic music more accessible

Was attracting a new audience to symphonic music a goal or a happy side effect of investing in an "epic" soundtrack

classical music became exclusive and a clear divide developed between popular and classical music - which was seen as inaccessible

video games create new fans of classical music...

Starfield and games like it (The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) make the soundtrack as important as the story arcs music is a "companion to the player"