Zinfonia welcomes Donemus Publishing
Tuesday, November 7, 2023

Based in The Hague in the Netherlands, Donemus strives to be the nexus for contemporary classical music, taking relish in every opportunity to let its composers’ music be heard.
Donemus is renowned for the quality of its editions. This is not only due to the tireless effort and professionalism of our editorial staff. We can maintain this standard because we believe in reciprocity and transparency.
When we rent out our symphonic repertoire, there will be no hassle with sending hardcopies back and forth, sign offs or other outdated complexities. We have digitized our repertoire, making it easy to rent the editions you desire.
But of course we are happy to oblige if your orchestra needs hardcopies. Whether digital files or hardcopies, you are allowed to keep the rented editions on permanent loan.
To view Donemus works in Zinfonia,
click here.
To visit the Donemus website,
click here.
Zinfonia welcomes Musica Baltica
Monday, October 9, 2023

Musica Baltica Ltd is the major publisher in Latvia for Latvian music (classical and contemporary) including Latvian choral music (sacred and secular), Latvian instrumental music, Latvian chamber music and Latvian orchestral music. They publish sheet music and music collections and promote over 60 contemporary composers from the Baltic States including
Rihards Dubra,
Andris Dzenitis,
Arturs Maskats,
Eriks Esenvalds,
Peteris Plakidis making their works available to choirs, orchestras and ensembles throughout the world.
In Riga, the capital of Latvia, Musica Baltica has a shop at 39 K. Barona Street where you can buy Musica Baltica publications.
To view Musica Baltica works in Zinfonia,
click here.
To visit the Musica Baltica website,
click here.
Zinfonia Reimagined
Saturday, September 30, 2023

Big changes are coming to Zinfonia with a new modern (and mobile friendly) design to be released in the coming months.
To read more about the changes, visit the BTMI blog at
btmi.au
Zinfonia 2022 Review
Sunday, January 8, 2023
UIC has Moved
Monday, November 28, 2022

The home of the Universal Instrumentation Code (UIC) has changed.
The UIC was created by Peter Grimshaw in 2014 to create a standard for the identification of instrumental parts that is not bound to any language or convention and can provide new ways to search and display the instrumental requirements of printed music.
The UIC is now available from this location:
https://uic.btmi.au
Click here to read more information about the UIC and the new repository
Zinfonia welcomes Beyond Notes Music Publishing
Saturday, May 14, 2022
Beyond Notes Music Publishing aims to publish the works of selected composers who share a love of true music.
They are Currently publishing symphonic works for large orchestra, organ works, piano pieces and string quartets by composer
Saeed Habibzadeh. Other works such as piano concertos, film music and musicals will follow.
Beyond Notes pay special attention to the content of the music, because true music always contains a special message. This message is the essence and meaning of music.
True music is the best and most beautiful means of communication for our soul and at the same time the best remedy for the soul. It touches us in our innermost being, creates images, gives joy and connects us with the whole world.
It is a journey of sounds into the world beyond the notes!
Click here to view Beyond Notes Music Publishing titles in Zinfonia
Click here to visit the Beyond Notes Music Publishing website
Universal Edition, scodo, and Zinfonia
Saturday, December 4, 2021

With
scodo, a new publishing tool, Universal Edition gives composers and arrangers around the world the opportunity to shape the future of music together. New composers and arrangers who publish their sheet music via scodo appear in Universal Edition’s catalogue alongside Gustav Mahler, Arnold Schönberg, Pierre Boulez, and Arvo Pärt.
With just a few clicks, a new work can be published via scodo at any time and can be obtained via the Universal Edition website immediately after publication. Universal Edition takes care of licensing, invoicing, and production, and can distribute all sheet music published via scodo digitally and printed to orchestras and musicians all over the world.
All hire works published via scodo are now also listed on Zinfonia!
Click here to view scodo titles in Zinfonia
Click here to find out more about scodo
Zinfonia and Newzik work together to make it easier to order digital scores
Wednesday, October 13, 2021

Newzik is the leading sheet music reader solution tailored for large ensembles.
Through Newzik, music librarians can order digital scores on-demand for perusal, rental and purchase purposes to their music publishers.
The digital material can be viewed, marked, and shared from any device, legally and securely.
Moreover, when the rental expires, all markings are stored in the Newzik accounts so it can be retrieved next season.
It is now possible, directly via the Zinfonia platform, to order digital scores with
Schott,
Boosey & Hawkes,
Carl Fischer/Theodore Presser and
Faber Music.
For more information on how to benefit from this option,
please view this tutorial video.
To learn more about Newzik for Ensembles,
click here.
Zinfonia welcomes Edition Skellton
Saturday, May 1, 2021

Edition Skellton is a small music publishing company located in Vasastan in the centre of Stockholm, Sweden.
We are dedicated to give all musicians and conductors access to fine arrangements of works by
Wagner,
Liszt,
Brahms,
Grieg,
Alban Berg, and
Amy Beach, besides reductions for all kinds of ensembles and orchestras.
We also introduce new Scandinavian composers like, for example,
Daniel Nelson,
Pinja Nuñez,
Torbjörn Helander, and
David Björkman to curious audiences throughout the world.
Beyond this, we feel strongly about our Swedish legacy from masters like
Wilhelm Stenhammar,
Hugo Alfvén, and
Ture Rangström.
Edition Skellton's editors and arrangers are all performing artists, comfortable to bring their own material to the stage or the orchestra pit.
Click here to view Edition Skellton titles in Zinfonia
Zinfonia welcomes Zen-On Music Company
Wednesday, January 6, 2021
OUP and B&H sign new global music hire and stage licensing agreement
Sunday, October 18, 2020

Two of the world’s leading music publishers, Oxford University Press and Boosey & Hawkes, have signed an agreement for B&H to represent OUP music hire distribution and opera and ballet licensing globally. B&H will be responsible for these services in the UK with effect from 1 October 2020, with other countries to follow through 2021.
Click here for more information
Music Sales changes name to Wise Music Group
Monday, February 3, 2020

The Music Sales Group, one of the world's leading independent music publishers, has renamed itself to
Wise Music Group.
The Wise Music Group will continue to operate a flourishing global network with offices in London, New York, Los Angeles, Sydney, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris, Tokyo and Berlin comprising over 60 publishing houses, 30 imprints, 2 record labels, 2 digital music education companies, a book publisher, and a live concert & theatrical production company.
Click here to view all of the Wise Music Group imprints in Zinfonia
Zinfonia reaches important milestone
Sunday, January 26, 2020

Zinfonia celebrated this week an important milestone as our number of users passed the landmark of 50,000 registrations. Zinfonia today hosts more than 135,000 titles by 10,500 composers from 250 imprints which are accessed in six languages by performers, librarians, publishers and scholars from 130 countries.
The Zinfonia team of
Peter Grimshaw,
Ulrich Steffen Eck and
Joanne Hayley would like to take this opportunity to thank our publisher and distributor partners for their support as we strive to ensure that Zinfonia remains the primary destination for published performance materials across the globe.
Zinfonia welcomes Absolute Music Services
Sunday, December 8, 2019

Absolute Music Services is a UK-based company, providing orchestral scores and parts on hire throughout Europe and Worldwide. Their extensive orchestral hire library contains over 500 sets, and constitutes a vast collection of material for orchestral and choral pieces.
Alongside original editions they also have new orchestrations and reductions for differing ensemble sizes.
Their clients include professional orchestras, amateur orchestras, choral societies, and educational institutions.
Click here to view Absolute Music Services titles in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Absolute Music Services website.
Zinfonia welcomes Studio Orchestrations
Thursday, October 17, 2019
Zinfonia en Español
Saturday, June 22, 2019

Zinfonia ya está disponible en español. Puede ver esta traducción utilizando las opciones de selección de idioma en su sección
Mi Cuenta
Zinfonia da las gracias a
Jose Ferrer por su increíble trabajo y esperamos que disfrute usando esta nueva traducción.
First in Music
Monday, January 7, 2019

Breitkopf & Härtel, the oldest music publishing company in the world celebrates their 300th anniversary in 2019.
The Company was founded in 1719 in Leipzig by Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf as a small general print shop. The music publishing icon was created when Gottfried Christoph Härtel joined the company in 1795.
A gala concert with the hr-Sinfonieorchester conducted by Michał Nesterowicz at the Wiesbaden Kurhaus on January 26th, 2019 will celebrate this important milestone with a program that includes a new work by
Christian Mason and the
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto performed by Vadim Gluzman.
Click here for more information about the event.
Zinfonia welcomes Stainer & Bell
Sunday, October 14, 2018

Founded in 1907, Stainer & Bell is an independent, family-run business, specialising in the publication of quality music and books. The catalogue includes choral, orchestral, vocal and instrumental music representing the highest achievement of British classical composers from the sixteenth century to the present day. Publishing of new composers continues alongside the renewal and updating of performing material for mainstream orchestral and choral works by
Bridge,
Butterworth,
Delius,
Elgar,
Holst,
Ireland,
Gordon Jacob,
Stanford and
Vaughan Williams.
Click here to view Stainer & Bell’s Music works in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Stainer & Bell website
Zinfonia welcomes Musica Mundana
Tuesday, January 23, 2018

Musica Mundana was founded in 2013, with headquarters in Switzerland.
The focus of their publishing activity is work by contemporary composers and the so-called "classical modernity" with a distinct emphasis on the works of Swiss composers. Their catalogue represents titles by
Boudewijn Cox,
Jacqueline Fontyn,
Klaus K. Hübler,
Jan Jirásek, and
Rudolf Kelterborn - just to name a few.
In addition, Musica Mundana also publishes new editions, mostly stage works, but also re-discoveries of music of the 19th century.
Since mid-2014 Musica mundana has represented worldwide the catalogs of Tre Media, Edition Modern, Top Music, Cesky Rohzlas and is the exclusive representative of all classical catalogs by Universal Music, of Poland, and the Czech Republic.
Click here to view Musica Mundana’s Music works in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Musica Mundana website
Zinfonia welcomes Breitkopf & Härtel
Thursday, October 5, 2017

Breitkopf & Härtel, founded in 1719, is the oldest music publishing company in the world. Already dealing with leading composers in the 18th century, the publishing house continues this tradition today. Today, in the 21st century, the house stands for one of the largest music-publishing programs stocking standard-setting music editions for practical musical requirements.
Breitkopf & Härtel maintains an extensive rental library of concert and stage works including works by
J.S. Bach,
Beethoven,
Mozart,
Liszt,
Mendelssohn Bartholdy,
Tschaikowsky,
Wagner,
Sibelius,
Zender,
Lachenmann and more.
Click here to view Breitkopf & Härtel’s Music works in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Breitkopf & Härtel website
Zinfonia welcomes Bärenreiter · Alkor-Edition
Sunday, September 17, 2017

Bärenreiter · Alkor-Edition Agentur für Bühne und Orchester is one of the world's most distinguished and recognisable publishers and distributors of classical music. They have a rich catalogue of major works for stage and orchestra by
Monteverdi,
Cavalli,
Lully,
Rameau,
Telemann,
Händel,
Gluck,
Haydn,
Mozart,
Beethoven,
Schubert,
Mendelssohn,
Dvořák,
Smetana,
Berlioz,
Fauré,
Saint-Saens,
Bruckner,
Janáček, and
Tchaikovsky.
The repertoire has been expanded in recent times with new scholarly critical editions of French 19th century operas as
Werther,
Samson et Delilah,
La Juive,
Hamlet,
Faust,
L’Etoile,
Les Pêcheurs de perles, and
La Belle Hélène, just to name the most prominent ones.
Click here to view works published by Bärenreiter · Alkor-Edition in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Bärenreiter · Alkor-Edition website
Zinfonia welcomes Janen Music
Monday, August 14, 2017
Zinfonia welcomes Friedrich Hofmeister Musikverlag
Sunday, April 2, 2017

Friedrich Hofmeister Musikverlag, founded 1807 in Leipzig, is one of the oldest music publishers worldwide.
Having been family owned from the very beginning, the publisher is present in nearly every domain of musical life through its extensive catalogue of orchestral, choral and ensemble repertoire and pedagogical literature.
The hire catalogue features works from Baroque, Classic, and Romantic periods by such composers as
Johann Gottfried Stölzel, Georg Philipp Telemann, Johann Sebastian Bach or
Carl Maria von Weber together with music of our time, exclusively published by Friedrich Hofmeister Musikverlag.
The orchestral music program includes repertoire works from Classical concert literature for double bass, bassoon or trombone and tuba, right up to contemporary compositions. The catalogue grows continuously in all genres.
Click here to view Friedrich Hofmeister works in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Friedrich Hofmeister website
Zinfonia welcomes A-R Editions
Saturday, March 11, 2017

Since its beginning in 1962,
A-R Editions has become internationally recognized for their expertise in publishing modern, well-edited editions of outstanding historical music. Their strength is in bringing forward from the past works by composers who are not as well-known as Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart but who had the talent and drive to make significant contributions to the development of Western music.
The rental catalog includes more than 200 works by over 100 composers from the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic eras, along with some from the first half of the 20th century. Most of these works are only available in modern editions from A-R Editions.
The most popular rental titles include
Francesco Cavalli: La Calisto,
Jean Gilles: Requiem,
Johann Kuhnau: Magnificat,
Florence Price: Symphonies Nos. 1 and 3,
Antonio Salieri: Masses in D Major and D Minor, and
Charles-Marie Widor, Symphonie pour orgue et orchestre, opus 42[bis].
Other composers featured in the catalog include
J.C.F. Bach,
Amy Beach,
Heinrich Biber,
George Bristow,
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor,
Leopold Damrosch,
Niels Gade,
Thomas Lindley Jr.,
Hamish MacCunn,
Benedetto Marcello,
John Knowles Paine,
Anton Reicha,
Alessandro Scarlatti,
Alice Mary Smith,
Charles Stanford,
Franz Süssmayr,
J.B. Vanhal, and
Leo Zeitlin.
Click here to view titles published by A-R Editions in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the A-R Editions Website
Zinfonia welcomes Carl Fischer Music
Monday, November 14, 2016

Founded in 1872, Carl Fischer Music is a leader in music publishing, with an extensive and diverse catalog of music, musical literature, and pedagogy from premiere composers of the past and present. For over 140 years Carl Fischer Music has maintained a deep commitment to sharing traditional and contemporary music with the world.
Carl Fischer Music maintains an extensive rental library of concert and stage works that includes works by celebrated composers
David Masklanka,
Ricky Ian Gordon,
Martin Bresnick,
Samuel Jones,
Michael Colgrass,
Paul Lansky,
Lukas Foss,
William Grant Still,
Howard Hanson,
Ernest Bloch,
Henry Brant,
Peter Mennin,
Elie Siegmeister,
Norman Dello Joio and more.
The Carl Fischer Rental catalog is distributed by Theodore Presser Company.
Click here to view titles represented by Carl Fischer Music in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Carl Fischer Music website
Zinfonia welcomes Theodore Presser Company
Sunday, November 13, 2016

Since 1883, Theodore Presser Company has remained dedicated to carrying out the aims and goals established by its founder: service, with integrity, to music and musicians, commitment to quality, and a vision for the future. A celebrated leader in American symphonic and recital music, Theodore Presser Company is a full-range publisher and distributor of sales and rental catalogs, representing the catalogs of more than 70 American and foreign affiliated publishers.
Theodore Presser Company offers an extensive and diverse collection of symphonic, band, operatic, vocal and chamber works. Contemporary repertoire features the music of prominent composers including
Charles Ives,
Ellen Taaffe Zwilich,
Henry Brant,
P.D.Q. Bach and
Peter Schickele,
Lowell Liebermann,
Chen Yi,
Thomas Pasatieri,
Ricky Ian Gordon,
Samuel Adler,
Steven Stucky,
William Schuman,
Leopold Stokowski,
George Rochberg,
Vincent Persichetti,
Shulamit Ran,
James Matheson,
Hugo Weisgall and many more.
Click here to view titles represented by Theodore Presser Company in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Theodore Presser Company website
Zinfonia welcomes Norsk Musikforlag A/S
Tuesday, January 19, 2016

Norsk Musikforlag A/S, one of Scandinavia’s leading independent sheet music publishers, based in Oslo, Norway was founded on 1 January 1909 and today boasts a catalogue of approximately 16,000 printed editions; with subsidiaries the total number is some 20,000. In addition to offering music by Norway’s leading composers for over a century (examples being:
Ole Bull,
Hjalmar Borgström,
Johan Halvorsen,
David Monrad-Johansen,
Ludvig Irgens-Jensen,
Egil Hovland and
Knut Nystedt) the Norsk Musikforlag catalogue today includes works by an increasing number of internationally renowned composers from abroad (
Sally Beamish,
Wim Henderickx,
Emmanuel Séjourné and more). Norsk Musikforlag A/S publishes sheet music for a wide variety of instruments, as well as teaching material and music books.
Norsk Musikforlag is also distributing the orchestral material for Lyche Musikforlag (
Edvard Grieg,
Klaus Egge,
Fartein Valen,
Eivind Groven,
Knut Nystedt,
Egil Hovland and more), and Musikk-Husets Forlag (
Harald Sæverud,
Trygve Madsen,
Edvard Fliflet Bræin,
Carl Gustav Sparre Olsen, and more)
Click here to view titles published by Norsk Musikforlag A/S
Click here to go to the Norsk Musikforlag A/S website
Zinfonia welcomes Ondine Press
Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Founded in 2013, Ondine Press is the exclusive publisher of arrangements and transcriptions by multifaceted conductor, pianist, and musical entrepreneur Yoon Jae Lee. Among the works included in the catalog are several
Mahler symphonies,
Debussy's Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun, the entire Nutcracker ballet for 13 instruments,
Mendelssohn's Octet for full orchestra and suite compilations from the operas The Queen of Spades and Boris Godunov.
Musicians, critics, and audiences have praised Yoon Jae Lee's arrangements and transcriptions. His orchestral transcription of Mendelssohn’s Octet “Incorporated winds and brass...intelligently”, claimed David Patrick Stearns of the Philadelphia Inquirer when performed by the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. The New York Times described his chamber version of Mahler’s Fourth Symphony as “Illuminating...with solos leaping out in unusually bold detail.” Yoon Jae Lee is currently engaged in “The Mahler Chamber Project” to arrange all the symphonies and Das Lied von der Erde for chamber orchestra and is projected to be completed by 2020.
Scores and select performance materials are available for digital download at
http://ondinepress.musicaneo.com.
Click here to view titles published by Ondine Press on Zinfonia
Zinfonia welcomes the Canadian Music Centre
Tuesday, August 11, 2015
Zinfonia welcomes Ediciones Joaquín Rodrigo
Sunday, August 2, 2015
Zinfonia welcomes Subito Music Corporation
Tuesday, June 30, 2015

With over 20 years of professional service, Subito Music Corporation (SMC) is widely recognized as a leader in the concert music publishing industry with a reputation for publishing, producing, and distributing the finest quality music with state-of-the-art service. SMC provides a wide range of production and distribution services for both composers and publishers, including engraving, printing, rental, sales, and copyright administration.
Subito Music publishes a select roster of world-class, prize-winning composers including
Michael Abels,
Kenneth Frazelle,
Nancy Galbraith,
Susan Kander,
James Lee III,
Dan Locklair,
Steven Mercurio,
Paul Moravec,
Leanna Primiani,
Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR),
Roberto Sierra, and
Judith Lang Zaimont.
Click here to view titles published by Subito Music Corporation
Click here to go to the Subito Music Corporation website
Zinfonia welcomes JoAnn Kane Music Library
Sunday, June 21, 2015

For almost 30 years JoAnn Kane Music Library has had relationships with many top composers and film production companies. From these relationships they are able to bring rental material from some of the world’s most beloved composers and films. Composers like:
Alexandre Desplat,
Jerry Goldsmith,
Marvin Hamlisch,
Bernard Herrmann,
James Horner,
James Newton Howard,
Henry Mancini,
Ennio Morricone,
Alfred Newman,
Alex North,
John Powell, and
Alan Silvestri.
Concert performances of film music, whether performed by the great symphony orchestras of the world in grand concert halls, or by a volunteer group in a high school auditorium, are very popular with today’s concert audiences. JoAnn Kane Music Library is constantly acquiring new film suites. Continue to check back for new listings.
Click here to view titles from the JoAnn Kane Music Library
Click here to go to the JoAnn Kane Music Library website
Zinfonia welcomes Schott Music
Friday, May 29, 2015
Schott Music is one of the world's leading music publishers with subsidiaries in ten countries. Family-owned since 1770, the company, including the largest music distribution centre in Europe, offers products and services covering all aspects of music. The product range of Schott Music, comprising performance and teaching literature, urtext editions, concert and opera literature, study scores, complete editions, books on music, specialist magazines, audio recordings, E-Books and Apps, influences all areas of musical life. One of the focal points of the publishing programme of Schott Music is the publication of works by contemporary composers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Renowned composers such as
Carl Orff,
Igor Stravinsky,
Michael Tippett,
Paul Hindemith,
Erich Wolfgang Korngold,
György Ligeti,
Hans Werner Henze and
Krzysztof Penderecki entrusted Schott with the publication of their works. Today as before, Schott Music seeks to support and promote young composers throughout the world as part of its cultural mandate, such as
Jörg Widmann,
Thierry Pécou,
Chaya Czernowin,
Toshio Hosokawa,
Fazil Say, and
Andrew Norman.
Click here to view works published by Schott Music in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Schott Music website
Zinfonia welcomes Gehrmans Musikförlag
Monday, May 18, 2015

Gehrmans Musikförlag was founded in 1893 by Carl Gehrman and is today one of the leading music publishers in Scandinavia.
The catalogue includes works by well known Swedish composers such as
Lars-Erik Larsson,
Hugo Alfvén and
Dag Wirén.
Gehrmans has during the years established partnership with such prominent composers as
Erland von Koch,
Daniel Börtz,
Hans Eklund,
Fredrik Högberg,
Maurice Karkoff,
Nils Lindberg,
Rolf Martinsson and
Albert Schnelzer. When Nordiska Musikförlaget and Warner/Chappell Music Scandinavia Serious Music Catalogues was acquired, the publisher welcomed
Allan Pettersson,
Eduard Tubin,
Ingvar Lidholm,
Sven-David Sandström and
Anders Eliasson among others to the publishing house. Apart from orchestral music, Gehrmans Musikförlag has a strong catalogue of choral music as well as pedagogical materials.
Click here to view works published by Gehrmans in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Gehrmans Musikförlag website
Zinfonia welcomes Robert Lienau and Musikverlag Zimmermann
Monday, May 4, 2015

The world reputation of the publisher
Robert Lienau (formerly Schlesinger), founded in Berlin in 1810, is based on composers like
Carl Maria von Weber with his operas and
Jean Sibelius, including his major Violin Concerto. 20th and 21st century works by such composers as
Paul Juon,
Hans Chemin-Petit,
Josef Matthias Hauer,
Ruth Zechlin and
Graham Waterhouse have since shaped the Lienau catalogue. Most recently, the catalogue has been enhanced by the addition of compositions by
Wilhelm Petersen.
The immensely popular music publishing company
Zimmermann, founded in St. Petersburg in 1876 published Russian masterpieces by
Balakirev,
Liapounov and
Nicolas Medtner. From the 1920s Zimmermann (now located in Germany) focussed on symphonic light music with works by such composers as
Theodor Blumer,
Willy Czernik and
Fried Walter. In the 1970s significant composers of contemporary music were added like
Masaaki Hayakawa,
Maki Ishii,
F.E. Spannheimer and
K.H. Stahmer.
Click here to view works published by Robert Lienau in Zinfonia
Click here to view works published by Musikverlag Zimmerman in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Musikverlag Zimmerman/Robert Lienau Musikverlag website
Archive your Orders
Thursday, December 18, 2014

There is a new option for Zinfonia users and publishers to assist in the management of long lists of orders. By clicking the archive icon located on the right-hand side of the screen in the
My Orders section of Zinfonia, you can set or remove the archive status of completed orders. When archived, orders are only displayed when the
Show Archive search option is checked.
Unread messages are always displayed, even if the order has been archived.
Rodgers & Hammerstein Concert Library for Europe
Monday, September 1, 2014
Making Zinfonia Easier
Saturday, March 1, 2014

Today Zinfonia launched a new and improved ordering process which should make it significantly easier for users to enter the required information to request materials from your local distributor.
We have created a few videos (in English only at the moment) to demonstrate the new features and to help you get the most out of Zinfonia. These are available by clicking here :
http://www.youtube.com/user/zinadmin
There are more changes to come which will further improve the service, but as always we welcome your comments and suggestions to make Zinfonia work better for you.
Zinfonia welcomes Éditions Alphonse Leduc
Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Zinfonia welcomes the addition of the prestigious French music publishing houses
Éditions Alphonse Leduc,
Éditions Hamelle and
Éditions Heugel which are new members of the international family of music publishers that comprises
The Music Sales Group.
Founded in 1841 Éditions Alphonse Leduc became a family business that started by specialising in piano tutors then expanded to acquire operatic works by
Rossini,
Bellini,
Weber and
Meyerbeer, as well as pieces by
Clémenti,
Hummel,
Weber and
Onslow.
Later the acquisition of Éditions Hamelle added works by
Fauré,
Saint-Saëns,
d'Indy,
Vierne and
Widor. When Éditions Heugel was absorbed in the 1980s it brought with it
Rossini’s The Barber of Seville and
Delibes’ Coppélia, but also the important catalogue of operas created by Georges Hartmann, featuring works by composers such as
Franck and
Lalo, and the very significant operatic output of
Massenet.
Please note: These catalogues are currently only visible in selected territories.
Click here to view works published by Éditions Alphonse Leduc
Click here to view works published by Éditions Hamelle
Click here to view works published by Éditions Heugel
Click here to visit the Music Sales Classical Website
Zinfonia welcomes Universal Edition
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Zinfonia welcomes Counterpoint Music Library
Sunday, June 30, 2013

Counterpoint Music Library Services is a small music publisher and orchestral-sheet-music rental service, based in Toronto, Canada, with a focus on classical music. We represent for the territory of Canada a number of international publishers promoting and making their music available through our rental service to Canadian performance organizations from amateur to professional. We also publish works by the best of Canada's classical composers, promoting and making their music available to performers worldwide.
We provide excellent customer service, are happy to make repertoire suggestions and provide perusal scores and recordings. We encourage you to explore our website to discover new composers and music that you will want to perform, as well as music you know and love.
Click here to view Counterpoint Music Library works in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Counterpoint Music Library website
Zinfonia welcomes Alfred Music Publishing
Friday, October 26, 2012

Alfred Music Publishing represents a rich variety of works drawn from a number of distinguished catalogues with an emphasis on popular music from film and the stage.
This includes
- Selections from important film composers such as Danny Elfman (Batman Suites), Erich Korngold (The Adventures of Robin Hood, and Captain Blood), Howard Shore (The Lord of the Rings Symphony), Alan Silvestri (The Polar Express), Max Steiner (Gone with the Wind Suite), Dimitri Tiomkin (Suite from High and the Mighty) John Williams (selections from Harry Potter, Empire of the Sun), and Hans Zimmer (selections from Inception, and Sherlock Holmes).
- Selections from classic musicals such as Stephen Flaherty’s Ragtime, Kander and Ebb’s Chicago, Lerner/Loewe’s Camelot, Gigi, My Fair Lady, and Paint Your Wagon.
- Operas and operettas from Howard Hanson (Merry Mount), Gian-Carlo Menotti (The Old Maid and the Thief), Sigmund Romberg (The Desert Song).
- Selections from prominent 20th century composers such as Arnold Bax, David Fanshawe, Astor Piazzolla, and Heitor Villa-Lobos.
- One of the best selections of Christmas works of any library including Robert Shaw and Robert Russell Bennett’s The Many Moods of Christmas, and available is an ever growing catalog of high-quality arrangements from prominent composer, Gary Fry.
Click here to view Alfred Music Publishing works in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Alfred Rental Library website
Zinfonia welcomes Oxford University Press
Sunday, June 3, 2012

Oxford University Press has been publishing high quality titles for over 530 years. The Music Department opened its Music Hire Library in Oxford in 1923 and this now contains thousands of individual titles including popular works by
William Walton,
Vaughan Williams and
John Rutter. They have especially strong representation in twentieth-century British music, new and classic choral works, opera choruses, and they also publish the largest collection of Christmas carol orchestrations in the world.
Click here to view Oxford University Press works in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Oxford University Press website
Czy mówią Państwo po polsku?
Thursday, February 23, 2012

Zinfonia is pleased to announce the availability of a Polish translation of the site commissioned by PWM Edition and translated by Elżbieta Staude. Zinfonia is now available in five languages (English, German, French, Italian and Polish) with more translations planned for the future. Existing users can select the language of choice in the
My Account section of Zinfonia and new users can use the language selection options on the
main screen.
Zinfonia welcomes Fennica Gehrman
Saturday, December 10, 2011

Fennica Gehrman is the leading publisher of classical and contemporary music in Finland and the owner of the valuable Finnish musical treasure consisting of ca 12000 titles previously owned by Edition Fazer and Warner/Chappell Music Finland.
They have established partnerships with such leading composers as
Einojuhani Rautavaara,
Kalevi Aho,
Kimmo Hakola,
Mikko Heiniö and
Olli Kortekangas, and their catalogue also includes gems by
Jean Sibelius,
Uuno Klami and others. Apart from orchestral, chamber, instrumental and vocal music they also publish pedagogical materials, e.g. books for the famous Colourstrings method.
Click here to view works by Fennica Gehrman in Zinfonia
Click here to go to the Fennica Gehrman Website
Scheduled Maintenance
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Open for Business
Friday, July 1, 2011

We are very pleased to announce that Zinfonia.com is now ready to accept hire/rental orders for more than 40,000 titles from some of the world’s most distinguished publishing houses including: Boosey & Hawkes, Bote & Bock, Peters, Ricordi, Durand, Eschig, Salabert, AMP, Wilhelm Hansen, Chester Music and Novello.
Distribution networks continue to be established in some countries and so if your request is not sent directly to the local agent, request will be forwarded on by the original publisher. New composers, titles and publishers are being added daily, so please check back often or let us know if a work you seek is not currently listed.
Over the next few months we will be creating tutorials to help you get the most from Zinfonia. Your feedback is welcome and you can
click here to let us know how we are doing.
Ready for business on July 1st
Tuesday, May 24, 2011

We are working hard to get everything ready to start receiving your orders by July 1st, 2011.
This includes the ongoing testing of our service, complete title listings from our publishing partners, all available translations and the configuration of the distribution networks.
You are free to register, search and even place orders through Zinfonia now and you can be assured your requests will be forwarded to the publisher or distributor.
If you experience any problems or have a suggestion to improve the service, please
click here to contact us.
Zinfonia at MOLA London 2011
Friday, April 22, 2011

Peter Grimshaw will be making a brief presentation about Zinfonia to delegates of the 2011 29th Annual Conference of the Major Orchestra Librarians’ Association at 2.30pm May 15th in the Henry Wood Hall, London United Kingdom.
Zinfonia Launched Today
Friday, April 8, 2011

Zinfonia was launched today at the Frankfurt Musikmesse by Peter Grimshaw of BTM Innovation and his partners from Boosey & Hawkes, Edition Peters Group, The Music Sales Group and Universal Music Publishing Classical.
At launch time some 40,000 titles and 4,000 composers were available from the 40 publishers represented on the system.
Although Zinfonia is fully operational, it will be a few more months before the German, French and Italian translations are complete and all of catalogues represented by Zinfonia are ready.
We expect to have everything finalised by the end of May by which time the service will be promoted internationally.
Zinfonia to be Launched at MusikMesse 2011
Sunday, February 20, 2011

Zinfonia will be launched on Thursday, April 7 at the Frankfurt MusikMesse. The launch will be followed by a more technical session explaining in detail how the Zinfonia system works. If you are interested in attending, please contact Peter Grimshaw at
admin@zinfonia.com for more information.
Under Construction
Saturday, January 1, 2011

The Zinfonia website is currently being under construction. For this reason we apologise if selections are unavailable or do not work. Keep an eye on the news section for more information about the launch in 2011.
Zinfonia in the Cloud
Wednesday, July 28, 2010

The Zinfonia system recently moved its resources into the “Cloud” to take advantage of all that this new technological concept has to offer. Cloud Computing promises many advantages to all of Zinfonia’s users including a more efficient service with high availability even under peak loads.
Zinfonia at Frankfurt 2010
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Peter Grimshaw from BTM Innovation will be attending the Frankfurt Musikmessse and available for meetings to discuss Zinfonia on Thursday March 25th and Friday March 26th. A meeting of existing stakeholders is also scheduled to occur during the fair.
Please contact me at
info@zinfonia.com to arrange an appointment.
Zinfonia is Born
Saturday, April 4, 2009

A meeting at the Frankfurt Musikmesse 2009 hosted by Peter Grimshaw of BTM Innovation with representatives from some of the leading publishers of classical music agreed to collaborate on a new enterprise called Zinfonia. The main goal of the Zinfonia program is to create a website that combines the catalogues of all member publishers into a single searchable online catalogue. Not only will Zinfonia provide a valuable resource for classical music research, but it aims also to simplify the process of hiring or buying performance material by directing requests to the appropriate agent or website based on the country of origin.
Zinfonia is planned to be launched in 2010.