WELCOME!

The Art of Music has always been the liveliest of the arts - dynamic, spirited, thoughtful. The immediacy and power of music can create a revolution in the twinkling of an eye, in a brilliant moment in the heart and mind. The great tradition of classical music has always been on the forefront of the creative revolution and today is going forward in the unparalleled cyber revolution in communication on the internet. Artists are able to reach out and present their work simply and immediately to a worldwide audience - and with excellent audio quality! At Classical Matters, our main goal is to present the work of classical musicians, groups, composers, and conductors - free of charge. We are interested in younger artists seeking exposure as well as established artists. We are inspired by love of classical music and hope our small effort will inspire others to get involved with the excitement of a new world of music.



Presentation of Your Work - Free!

The presentation of your work on Classical Matters includes a personal page with your biographical sketch, a photo page, and , if available, tracks of your music in mp3 format. You will also have an e-mail account in your name. If you are interested in joining Classical Matters, please check out the Contact Page for more details.



News and Announcements!

Check out our new "Articles" section and read:

Rebecca Jackson: "What It Takes to be a Successful Concert Artist: Conversations with World Renowned Musicians." This is a must-read!

Ed Wolfe: "Tradition is the Key to Current Compositions." An excellent discussion of musical tradition and its place in current composition.

Ed Wolfe: "Composition Considerations." A discussion of the composer's musical influences, composers past and present, and notes on his work, "Teton Sketches."

Ed Wolfe: "The Art of Creating Music." A discussion of the history and elements of creating music.

Be sure to visit The Studio, where artists can quickly upload, download, and stream music. We are also interested in pro audio technology using computers in creating and recording classical music. We plan on presenting articles on this and related topics.

Please stop by and sign our Guest Book. Feel free to leave your feedback/comments on the site!

Come join us!

Terry Williams, Ph.D.
Del Mar, CA
USA