About Muso

 

About Muso

Muso - The music magazine that rewrites the score

If you've not seen Muso, you've probably read about it in the international press and heard some of our unique stories reported on by radio stations around the world.

Muso is the groundbreaking bi-monthly magazine for the 16-30 generation of classical music enthusiasts in the UK and beyond that has changed the face of classical music journalism.

Designed for young professional musicians, students and music enthusiasts wanting to keep up with the latest news and gossip, Muso provides essential advice on courses and careers as well as celebrity interviews, great competitions and practical resources.

Published six times a year in the UK, a dedicated North American version of the magazine appears every quarter.

Musolife.com - Classical music. From your Perspective

Launched in September 2007, Musolife.com is the online arm of Muso magazine. It offers classical musicians and enthusiasts the chance to engage with like-minded people around the world via blogs, user reviews, concert listings, classified ads and a forum.

The MyMuso section gives members the chance to showcase their talent with music uploads and embedded video, and they can add photos, events and biographical information too. MyMuso users can make friends, write on each other's walls and form or join groups.

Musolife.com also provides an online outlet for Muso magazine content. Our features archive contains full articles from the magazine, while the popular G Spot section uncovers the hottest young classical talent. CDs and other music-related products are critiqued in our reviews section.

Musolife.com offers plenty more too: exclusive competitions, our Big Noise showcase, a specialist online shop and a news section, which is updated on a daily basis, plus the Muso mailer, which keeps subscribers abreast of the latest developments via a weekly newsletter.

Muso in the press...

'I'm delighted with the interview and how it is marketed in general, not least because the magazine is targeted for the young and they are our future...' Read more at Jamie Walton's homepage

'Independent publishing company Impromptu has appointed Claire Jackson editor of its bi-monthly music magazine Muso...' Read more at How Do

'Are we our own worst enemies? Is the world of classical music too stuffy by half? Certainly Muso magazine seems to think so...' Read more at Daily Telegraph

'Muso magazine asked classical musicians to say which sort of instrumentalists make the best lovers...' Read more at Timesonline

'I am going to produce a classical magazine for young people, recognizing the niche in the market the Muso has began to gnaw successfully away at...' Read more at Arts Journal

'Everyone should know about Muso, "the music magazine that rewrites the score..."' Read more at Arts Journal

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