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HISTORY
October 2000 musicalchairs is launched. Classical music jobs are listed according to instrument, and available 24/365. Musicians no longer have to seek out various periodicals, wading through pages of adverts. And managers can publish and amend advert details at any time, without worrying about deadlines or irreversible typos! Our key market – the best young musicians leaving Conservatoires and seeking employment – are fully conversant with the Internet, and already expect it to offer this information. The site takes off immediately and word spreads like wildfire among musicians. Its success brings rapid enquiries from orchestra managers worldwide
2001 musicalchairs introduces singing jobs and administration posts
2002 musicalchairs launches a separate section for US, Canadian and Latin American orchestras
2003 Managers are given special site access, with a personal page to view and adjust their listings
2004 A survey by one British orchestra finds that over 75% of applicants for a Violin job applied via musicalchairs and only 12% via the Saturday Telegraph
2005 Significant investment in new servers and databanks increase musicalchairs speed and reliability
2006 Huge increase in visitor numbers – now 6,000 a day. Fully recognised in world wide Conservatoires
2007 The most widely read classical music jobs publication in the world, with over 9,000 visitors a day, musicalchairs continues to evolve according to your demands - please tell us how we can further help you.