Visit the site:  www.classicalmusichomepage.com

ClassicalMusicHomepage ('CMH')  has been created for all those with an interest in, and passion for, classical music, whether as a professional musician, a student learning an instrument, a parent, an enthusiastic listener or as one of the many businesses and organisations involved with classical music. We have developed our content and services so that there is something of potentially great value for every member of the community. Much of the content and many of these services are available now via our Beta site,  and others are being added all the time.  Why not visit the site and become a member, or sign up for updates on our future developments.

For all Classical Music Lovers

You can listen to the most comprehensive collection of classical music on the web via the Naxos Music Library, and research your classical music facts via the definitive Grove Dictionary of Music and our CMH Reference Library. Find out what's going on worldwide with our latest selection of  News from the classical music world, use the Events Guide to find out what's on locally, and buy tickets online via TicketSwitch.

Coming soon - If you want to buy music in any form, CD's, downloads, or sheet music, or buy instruments, or anything else music related, we can supply all your needs, and all at great prices. Search our comprehensive CMHDirectory for key information on all aspects of the classical music world in the UK, including all the best suppliers to the community, or to find a musician or group for a special occasion. Sell your old music , instruments, or anything else, using our CMHClassifieds service. Contribute your own reviews and recommendations, and interact with other community members via the CMH Forums.

For Professional Musicians & Orchestral Managers

Our fully automated CMH Diary Service has been designed to reduce significantly the administrative burden of orchestral and ensemble fixing and to make available to orchestral managers a wider group of musicians. As a musician, you can make known your availability for work with your own personal on-line diary.  You can chose to share your diary access with all members of the groups or ensembles to which you belong so as to facilitate the management of your own rehearsals and events.  You can develop a comprehensive web profile for yourself as part of our Musicians Directory, including sound and video samples, and you can create a personal web site.

For Students

Whether you are starting out at Grade 1 or about to graduate form a top conservatoire, we can help you.

We can help you find a teacher or buy your grade books at very competitive prices. When you need to access research for that essay, or to listen to that piece played by an expert, go to our CMH Reference Library, and use Grove or Naxos. Once you have graduated, access CMH Jobs, the most comprehensive classical music job site in the UK, and tailor the searches to just the type of jobs that interest you.

For Businesses & Service Providers

If you are working with the classical music community, we can help you  improve your web presence by developing or optimising and adding functionality to your site, and  benefit from implementing the latest thinking in Search engine optimisation (SEO) and Search engine marketing (SEM). We can help increase your reach in the community through our comprehensive CMH Directory and via a number of highly targeted advertising and sponsorship opportunities. You can even outsource your entire web presence to experts in these fields.

For Academic Institutions Schools & Societies

In addition to all the services for businesses above, we can help you to provide a comprehensive service to your own specific member community by implementing some or all of our services within your own branded portal or intranet. We can help you improve your purchasing efficiency and value, and can help you to commercialise and promote your own activities. And we can help to profile and promote the specific talents available in your groups and ensembles.

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