About Classical Music Day
A digital space created by and for music lovers — dedicated to collecting, curating, and celebrating classical music and the countless artists who keep its spirit alive.
Our Mission
We collect and organize classical music materials from across the internet — from timeless recordings and historical archives to the creative works shared by modern artists. Our goal is to make this rich musical heritage freely accessible to everyone.
Every composer, musician, and listener contributes to the story of classical music. Classicalmusic.day exists to honor those contributions, connecting people to the history, emotion, and craft behind every note.
What We Offer
- •Curated collections of classical works from across the web
- •In-depth composer biographies and historical insights
- •Explorations of eras, roles, and categories (ERC)
- •Educational materials for learners and teachers
- •Tools to discover and explore new music and composers
Our Values
Collaboration
Built by the community, for the community — artists, historians, educators, and fans all contribute to the living archive of classical music.
Knowledge
We bring together reliable, well-researched information to help people understand and appreciate the evolution of music across centuries.
Openness
All music belongs to humanity. We believe in sharing, preserving, and celebrating this art form without barriers.
Our Philosophy
"Music is a universal language that speaks beyond time and culture. Each artist — past and present — adds a new voice to this eternal conversation."
Classicalmusic.day is more than a database — it’s a collective creation. We gather, organize, and celebrate classical music from across the internet, made possible by the work and passion of artists, archivists, and listeners everywhere. Together, we keep the music alive.
Join Our Community
classicalmusic.day is powered by the contributions and curiosity of people around the world. Whether you’re a musician, teacher, researcher, or simply a lover of sound — you’re part of our shared creation.