Introducing Classical Notes: The Game-Changer for Musicians, Ensembles, and Concert Organizers
Writing program notes: a necessary evil or an artistic opportunity? At Catalyst Music, we know that crafting the perfect concert program isn’t just about playing the right notes—it’s about setting the stage, drawing the audience in, and giving your music the context it deserves. But let’s be honest: researching and writing program notes takes time. A
If Classical Musicians Were Dogs..
English Bulldog: The veteran musician who's seen it all, moves at their own tempo but delivers pure excellence when it matters. Probably plays trombone. German Shepherd: Takes conducting too x, knows everyone's part better than they do Golden Retriever: The enthusiastic orchestra member who's just happy to be there, brings snacks to rehearsal Poodle: The over-prepared first
Classical Music is Everywhere. You Just Haven’t Been Paying Attention
The Silicon Valley exec who plays Bach before major decisions… The blockbuster film score that borrows from Holst… The luxury hotel that has a Chopin suite in their flagship hotel… The startup founder who structures her day around Beethoven's symphonies… Classical music isn't dying.It's infiltrating.It's influencing.It's inspiring. Just not in the places we've been trained to look. The truth is: Video
Building Catalyst.Music in Public: The Real Journey
Today, we're taking a different approach. Instead of insightful marketing, we're pulling back the curtain on building Catalyst.Music. The truth? Building a disruptive classical music consultancy isn't all perfect performances and standing ovations. What we've learned so far: The industry is simultaneously hungry for change and resistant to it. The same people who nod enthusiastically about innovation