Classical Music Index (CMI) is a searchable and editable database of classical music information.
| Compositions | Musical works, and associated scores and recordings |
| People | Composers, performers, arrangers, etc. |
| Ensembles | Orchestras, choirs, chamber groups, etc. |
| Organizations | Publishers and concert sponsors |
| Locations | Cities, provinces, countries, continents |
| Instrumentations | Combinations of instruments |
| Concerts | Live performances, past and future |
| Venues | Concert locations |
CMI is non-profit, created and operated by volunteers. Its code is open-source and is available on Github.
CMI is under development. The database may be reset at any time, in which case your account and items you've added will be lost. Please contact us if this is a problem.
Features based on ratings are simulated until we get enough ratings.
CMI helps performers discover compositions. Its companion project, Music Match, helps performers and composers discover each other.
Easy listening
When a recording of a composition is available, you can listen to it by clicking on the note. For other compositions, we've added a link to a YouTube search; there's at least one recording for most compositions.
9 Apr 2026, 3:24:47 UTC
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Improvements to composition search
26 Mar 2026, 23:32:16 UTC
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Search by location
We added the ability to search by continent and subcontinent, as well as by country.
21 Mar 2025, 4:42:41 UTC
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Search improvements
When searching for compositions or arrangements, you can now specify instrumentations - for example, '2 pianos'.
4 Mar 2025, 1:53:13 UTC
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Various features added
You can rate and review compositions, scores, performances and people.
You can add new items and edit them;
privileged users can edit anything.
Social features: you can see what other users have rated and added.
You can send private messages and be 'friends'.
13 May 2024, 22:43:31 UTC
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