Clear Music Australia

Clear Music is an innovative new classical music promotions company offering a unique set of highly specialised services to the music community. Clear Music supplies Orchestras, Choirs, Conductors, Music Libraries and Performers with printed music. We are currently dealing with over 400 publishers worldwide including Bärenreiter, Breitkopf & Härtel, Schott, Universal Vienna, Carus Verlag, Doblinger, Boosey & Hawkes, Ricordi, OUP, Henle and many more. We also offer a completely free research and reference service. We can research all the various printed music options available and give advice about the best editions to secure for your needs. Offering expert knowledge, attention to detail and experience, our approach embodies a genuine caring and respect for the professional music community, and a close association with the publishers we represent. We specialise in instrumental, choral, orchestral, and chamber music repertoire. We also specialise in searching for hard-to-find repertoire, and in many cases we are able to organise with publishers to obtain special reprints of archive /out of print titles. How does it work?An orchestra /librarian /conductor etc. will send us a list of the works they wish to perform. We will then perform a complete analysis and breakdown of the various options available, including information about the quality of various editions, prices, whether the work is available on sale or hire and answer any other questions you may have. We will then source the material direct from the publishers overseas and have it delivered here by air courier, with no freight charges passed on to you! What is our pricing policy?Where we are dealing direct with overseas publishers, we can offer you virtually a straight conversion from the original overseas price. Coupled with free freight from overseas, this makes ordering music through us a speedy and highly appealing exercise!
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Employee Count: 2
Keywords: musicians