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Contemporary Music for All (CoMA)
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Contemporary Music for All
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coma.org
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Private
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1994
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Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is a UK-registered charity (no. 1067282 in England & Wales; SC051561 in Scotland), founded in 1993-1994 and headquartered in London, that exists to make contemporary classical music participatory and accessible. Its core assets are a curated open-score sheet music catalogue of more than 900 works designed for amateur and youth ensembles, including graphic and flexible-instrumentation pieces, and a network of 19 regional ensembles operating across the UK, Netherlands, Germany, Ireland, and Australia without audition requirements. Adjacent programme offerings include the mysounds youth development scheme (ages 14-25), the MidWinter Composers Course (residential, currently presented in partnership with Allcomers Music), the online 'Composing for All' course for beginners, the biennial CoMA Festival, and inclusive-practice initiatives such as Connect the Dots.

Operating with 11-50 staff under CEO Tamara Kohler, CoMA generates revenue from three distinct streams: per-unit digital sheet music sales priced between £8 and £65 per work on its online catalogue; donations routed through the JustGiving platform with impact-tagged tiers at £25, £50, and £100; and restricted and unrestricted grants from Arts Council England (its primary public funder), the Finzi Trust, the Hinrichsen Foundation, PRS for Music, and UKRI AHRC, supplemented by partner support from KNM Ensemble Berlin, Belltable Hub, and associate ensembles such as the Norwich Sinfonietta (since April 2024). Distribution is principally direct via the coma.org e-commerce storefront and through in-person ensemble participation, with secondary reach via Instagram, YouTube, email newsletters, and national events.

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Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is a UK-registered charity that runs a network of 19 amateur ensembles across the UK, Europe, and Australia and licenses a 900-work open-score contemporary music catalogue, serving adult amateur musicians, young musicians aged 14-25, and emerging composers through courses, festivals, and participatory programmes.

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Europe
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Serves global market

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contemporary music education, amateur music ensembles, sheet music catalogue, community music programs, music composition training
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1Group Music Classes & Ensembles (Band, Orchestra, Choir)
CodeEDAMANACPrimaryYes
2Music Instruction (Instrumental & Vocal)
CodeEDAMAAAEPrimaryNo
3Music Production & Composition (Songwriting, Recording, DJing)
CodeEDAMAAAFPrimaryNo
4Music Theory, Ear Training & Musicianship
CodeEDAMANAFPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Musical Groups and Artists711130
  • Music Publishers512230
  • Other Performing Arts Companies711190
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs7997
  • Miscellaneous Publishing2741
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Participatory Music Charity
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1Sheet Music Sales
TypeOne Time License
Description

CoMA sells digital downloads of sheet music through their online catalogue. Works range from immediate pieces for quick rehearsal to full concert pieces. Prices range from £8 to £65 for individual scores and parts.

coma.org
2Donations
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Charitable donations through JustGiving platform. The organization highlights specific impact: £25 covers one hour of rehearsal venue hire, £50 provides a set of parts and scores for a regional ensemble, £100 contributes to a music facilitator session.

coma.org
3Public Funding and Grants
TypeLicensing Royalties
Description

CoMA receives support from Arts Council England, Finzi Trust, Hinrichsen Foundation, PRS, and other charitable foundations for specific projects and ongoing operations.

coma.org
Marketing channels6 records

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1Individual sheet music scores and parts
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Prices range from £8.00 (e.g., 'Celebration' immediate piece) to £65.00 (e.g., 'Ta Pum Oratorio' full score and parts). Mid-range works like 'Contrasts' at £20.00 and 'CoMAfare' at £40.00.

coma.org
2Donation tiers with stated impact
ModelOtherBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Suggested donations: £25 (1 hour venue hire), £50 (parts/scores for ensemble), £100 (music facilitator session). No minimum donation required.

coma.org
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B2C
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1mysounds
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Youth programme supporting young musicians aged 14-25 to create and perform new music

coma.org
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Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is a UK registered charity that makes contemporary classical music accessible to everyone by operating a network of regional non-audition ensembles across the UK, Europe and Australia, selling digital sheet music from a catalogue of 900+ works designed for amateur and youth ensembles, and delivering training courses, youth development programmes, and biennial festivals for amateur musicians and emerging composers.

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  • 65% of current members have been involved for 20+ years
+1 more record
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CoMA operates as a music charity offering a portfolio of participatory music programmes rather than a unified software product. The core offering is the Music Catalogue (900+ contemporary scores for sale), supplemented by the Ensemble Network (regional groups across UK, Europe, and Australia), online courses (Composing for All), youth development (mysounds programme), and the biennial CoMA Festival. Additional offerings include Connect the Dots (inclusive music-making training) and the MidWinter Composers Course. Publications include digital sheet music downloads from their catalogue.

Product and service7 records
1CoMA Music Catalogue
CategorySheet Music / Publications
Description

Online catalogue of 900+ contemporary sheet music works available as digital downloads, composed and arranged specifically for amateur and youth ensembles, including graphic scores, flexible ensemble pieces, and chamber works by various composers. Prices range from £8 to £65 per score or parts set.

2CoMA Ensemble Network
CategoryCommunity Music Programme
Description

National and international network of 19 ensembles for amateur musicians aged 16+ with no audition required, allowing participants to meet fellow music-makers, perform contemporary music, and work with living composers. Locations include Bristol, London, Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, Eindhoven, Amsterdam, Berlin, Limerick and Melbourne.

3Composing for All
CategoryOnline Composition Course
Description

10-week online evening course for beginner composers, designed to build confidence in composing through traditional and non-traditional approaches, led by composer Will Frampton.

4mysounds
CategoryYouth Music Development Programme
Description

Youth development programme supporting musicians aged 14-25 to create and perform new music, learn from diverse composers, and connect with peers, including the mysounds in residence with CoMA Bristol scheme and support for participants facing financial barriers to creative opportunities.

5Connect the Dots
CategoryProfessional Development Course
Description

Professional development scheme training music creators in techniques for inclusive collaborative music making and composing with disabled musicians.

6MidWinter Composers Course
CategoryResidential Composition Course
Description

Five-day intensive residential composition course held at St Hilda's College and Jacqueline du Pré Music Centre, Oxford, focused on developing and inspiring emerging composers of all ages with recent editions focused on string writing, presented in partnership with Allcomers Music.

7CoMA Festival
CategoryBiennial Music Festival
Description

CoMA's biennial celebration of collaborative contemporary music making, bringing together ensembles and musicians from across the network for performances, workshops and concerts, with the next editions scheduled for 2026 and 2028.

Scale indicator4 records

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Partnership5 partners
1Allcomers Music
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership with Allcomers Music for presenting the MidWinter Composers Course, a five-day intensive composition course held at St Hilda's College and Jacqueline du Pré Music Centre, Oxford.

coma.org
2KNM Ensemble Berlin
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Professional Berlin-based ensemble that established the KNM Campus Ensemble as a CoMA associate ensemble. Partnership began in 2015. KNM Campus Ensemble performs regularly in Berlin and organizes KNM Campus Days every two years for all CoMA ensembles.

coma.org
Strategic tierMajorTypeOthers
Description

German equivalent of CoMA, established with instrumental support from KNM Campus Ensemble. Extends CoMA's network and mission to Germany.

4Belltable Hub
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Limerick arts center that supports the Limerick New Music Ensemble (formerly CoMA Limerick), which operates as a composers' collective.

coma.org
5Norwich Sinfonietta
Strategic tierAssociateTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Associate ensemble of CoMA since April 2024. Regional ensemble focused on commissioning new works and engaging young composers in the East of England.

coma.org
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Peers10 records
1Spitalfields Music
TypeEmerging player
Description

London-based charity producing year-round participatory music programmes and an annual festival. Comparable to CoMA as a UK music charity combining participatory programmes with festival delivery, though with broader genre scope and London geography concentration.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK membership organization representing amateur music groups including choirs, orchestras, and ensembles. Directly comparable to CoMA as both serve participatory music-making communities with national reach, though Making Music covers all genres rather than specializing in contemporary classical.

TypeEmerging player
Description

UK charity pioneering music, disability, and assistive technology. Comparable to CoMA through its Connect the Dots inclusive music-making programme, as both address accessibility in music participation though Drake Music specializes in disability-focused innovation.

4Tune into Life (formerly Live Music in Care)
TypeRegional player
Description

UK charity supporting music participation and wellbeing programmes in care and community settings. Comparable to CoMA through participatory music-making mission, though focused on health and wellbeing outcomes rather than contemporary classical specialization.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK charity championing new music and supporting composers, performers, and audiences. Closely comparable to CoMA as a contemporary music-focused charity in the UK, though Sound and Music focuses on promoting rather than directly operating participatory ensembles.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

UK charity delivering live music performances and music workshops across care settings, schools, and communities. Comparable to CoMA as a UK music charity with participatory programmes, but with a broader welfare/education focus rather than contemporary classical specialization.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Professional contemporary music ensemble based in Birmingham commissioning and performing new works. Comparable to CoMA as a UK contemporary music organization, though BCMG operates as a professional ensemble rather than amateur participatory network.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Scottish music education charity delivering intensive orchestral programmes to children in disadvantaged areas. Comparable to CoMA through its mysounds programme as both target youth participation, but Sistema focuses on orchestral rather than contemporary repertoire.

TypeEmerging player
Description

UK organization developing young musicians aged13-19 through orchestral training and performance. Comparable to CoMA via the mysounds youth programme in targeting young musicians, though NYO focuses on orchestral excellence versus contemporary composition.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Manchester-based contemporary music ensemble commissioning and performing new chamber works. Comparable to CoMA as a UK contemporary music organization with associated composer development (will Frampton connections), though operating as a professional ensemble rather than amateur network.

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Contemporary Music for All (CoMA)

Participatory Music Charitycoma.org

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is a UK-registered charity that runs a network of 19 amateur ensembles across the UK, Europe, and Australia and licenses a 900-work open-score contemporary music catalogue, serving adult amateur musicians, young musicians aged 14-25, and emerging composers through courses, festivals, and participatory programmes.

What Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) does

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is a UK-registered charity (no. 1067282 in England & Wales; SC051561 in Scotland), founded in 1993-1994 and headquartered in London, that exists to make contemporary classical music participatory and accessible. Its core assets are a curated open-score sheet music catalogue of more than 900 works designed for amateur and youth ensembles, including graphic and flexible-instrumentation pieces, and a network of 19 regional ensembles operating across the UK, Netherlands, Germany, Ireland, and Australia without audition requirements. Adjacent programme offerings include the mysounds youth development scheme (ages 14-25), the MidWinter Composers Course (residential, currently presented in partnership with Allcomers Music), the online 'Composing for All' course for beginners, the biennial CoMA Festival, and inclusive-practice initiatives such as Connect the Dots.

Operating with 11-50 staff under CEO Tamara Kohler, CoMA generates revenue from three distinct streams: per-unit digital sheet music sales priced between £8 and £65 per work on its online catalogue; donations routed through the JustGiving platform with impact-tagged tiers at £25, £50, and £100; and restricted and unrestricted grants from Arts Council England (its primary public funder), the Finzi Trust, the Hinrichsen Foundation, PRS for Music, and UKRI AHRC, supplemented by partner support from KNM Ensemble Berlin, Belltable Hub, and associate ensembles such as the Norwich Sinfonietta (since April 2024). Distribution is principally direct via the coma.org e-commerce storefront and through in-person ensemble participation, with secondary reach via Instagram, YouTube, email newsletters, and national events.

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Contemporary Music for All (CoMA)
Legal name
Contemporary Music for All
Website
https://coma.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1994
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is a UK-registered charity that runs a network of 19 amateur ensembles across the UK, Europe, and Australia and licenses a 900-work open-score contemporary music catalogue, serving adult amateur musicians, young musicians aged 14-25, and emerging composers through courses, festivals, and participatory programmes.
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akta.pro rank

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) industry classification

Industry
Product category
Participatory Music Charity
NAICS
Musical Groups and Artists (711130), Music Publishers (512230), Other Performing Arts Companies (711190)
SIC
Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997), Miscellaneous Publishing (2741)
akta.pro primary industry
Group Music Classes & Ensembles (Band, Orchestra, Choir) (EDAMANAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Music Instruction (Instrumental & Vocal) (EDAMAAAE), Music Production & Composition (Songwriting, Recording, DJing) (EDAMAAAF), Music Theory, Ear Training & Musicianship (EDAMANAF)

Keywords

  • Contemporary music education
  • Amateur music ensembles
  • Sheet music catalogue
  • Community music programs
  • Music composition training

Where Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

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London
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Sheet Music Sales: CoMA sells digital downloads of sheet music through their online catalogue. Works range from immediate pieces for quick rehearsal to full concert pieces. Prices range from £8 to £65 for individual scores and parts.
  2. Donations: Charitable donations through JustGiving platform. The organization highlights specific impact: £25 covers one hour of rehearsal venue hire, £50 provides a set of parts and scores for a regional ensemble, £100 contributes to a music facilitator session.
  3. Public Funding and Grants: CoMA receives support from Arts Council England, Finzi Trust, Hinrichsen Foundation, PRS, and other charitable foundations for specific projects and ongoing operations.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goIndividual sheet music scores and parts
OtherPay-as-you-goDonation tiers with stated impact

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels6 records

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is a UK registered charity that makes contemporary classical music accessible to everyone by operating a network of regional non-audition ensembles across the UK, Europe and Australia, selling digital sheet music from a catalogue of 900+ works designed for amateur and youth ensembles, and delivering training courses, youth development programmes, and biennial festivals for amateur musicians and emerging composers.

Product overview

CoMA operates as a music charity offering a portfolio of participatory music programmes rather than a unified software product. The core offering is the Music Catalogue (900+ contemporary scores for sale), supplemented by the Ensemble Network (regional groups across UK, Europe, and Australia), online courses (Composing for All), youth development (mysounds programme), and the biennial CoMA Festival. Additional offerings include Connect the Dots (inclusive music-making training) and the MidWinter Composers Course. Publications include digital sheet music downloads from their catalogue.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • mysounds: Youth programme supporting young musicians aged 14-25 to create and perform new music
  • Composing for All
  • MidWinter Composers Course
  • CoMA Festival
  • Connect the Dots
  • Little Woodland Heights
  • UPBeat
  • ORDINARY OBJECTS
  • LETHE

Products and services

  • CoMA Music Catalogue Online catalogue of 900+ contemporary sheet music works available as digital downloads, composed and arranged specifically for amateur and youth ensembles, including graphic scores, flexible ensemble pieces, and chamber works by various composers. Prices range from £8 to £65 per score or parts set.
  • CoMA Ensemble Network National and international network of 19 ensembles for amateur musicians aged 16+ with no audition required, allowing participants to meet fellow music-makers, perform contemporary music, and work with living composers. Locations include Bristol, London, Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, Eindhoven, Amsterdam, Berlin, Limerick and Melbourne.
  • Composing for All 10-week online evening course for beginner composers, designed to build confidence in composing through traditional and non-traditional approaches, led by composer Will Frampton.
  • mysounds Youth development programme supporting musicians aged 14-25 to create and perform new music, learn from diverse composers, and connect with peers, including the mysounds in residence with CoMA Bristol scheme and support for participants facing financial barriers to creative opportunities.
  • Connect the Dots Professional development scheme training music creators in techniques for inclusive collaborative music making and composing with disabled musicians.
  • MidWinter Composers Course Five-day intensive residential composition course held at St Hilda's College and Jacqueline du Pré Music Centre, Oxford, focused on developing and inspiring emerging composers of all ages with recent editions focused on string writing, presented in partnership with Allcomers Music.
  • CoMA Festival CoMA's biennial celebration of collaborative contemporary music making, bringing together ensembles and musicians from across the network for performances, workshops and concerts, with the next editions scheduled for 2026 and 2028.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 65% of current members have been involved for 20+ years
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Contemporary Music for All (CoMA)

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

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Ideal customer profiles3 records

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) technology and API

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Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Five partnerships are on record, tiered major, minor and associate.

  • Allcomers MusicmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership with Allcomers Music for presenting the MidWinter Composers Course, a five-day intensive composition course held at St Hilda's College and Jacqueline du Pré Music Centre, Oxford.
  • KNM Ensemble BerlinmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerProfessional Berlin-based ensemble that established the KNM Campus Ensemble as a CoMA associate ensemble. Partnership began in 2015. KNM Campus Ensemble performs regularly in Berlin and organizes KNM Campus Days every two years for all CoMA ensembles.
  • Neue Musik für AllemajorOthersGerman equivalent of CoMA, established with instrumental support from KNM Campus Ensemble. Extends CoMA's network and mission to Germany.
  • Belltable HubminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLimerick arts center that supports the Limerick New Music Ensemble (formerly CoMA Limerick), which operates as a composers' collective.
  • Norwich SinfoniettaassociateChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAssociate ensemble of CoMA since April 2024. Regional ensemble focused on commissioning new works and engaging young composers in the East of England.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Spitalfields Music: London-based charity producing year-round participatory music programmes and an annual festival. Comparable to CoMA as a UK music charity combining participatory programmes with festival delivery, though with broader genre scope and London geography concentration.
  • Drake Music: UK charity pioneering music, disability, and assistive technology. Comparable to CoMA through its Connect the Dots inclusive music-making programme, as both address accessibility in music participation though Drake Music specializes in disability-focused innovation.
  • Sistema Scotland (Big Noise): Scottish music education charity delivering intensive orchestral programmes to children in disadvantaged areas. Comparable to CoMA through its mysounds programme as both target youth participation, but Sistema focuses on orchestral rather than contemporary repertoire.
  • National Youth Orchestra: UK organization developing young musicians aged13-19 through orchestral training and performance. Comparable to CoMA via the mysounds youth programme in targeting young musicians, though NYO focuses on orchestral excellence versus contemporary composition.

Direct peers

  • Making Music: UK membership organization representing amateur music groups including choirs, orchestras, and ensembles. Directly comparable to CoMA as both serve participatory music-making communities with national reach, though Making Music covers all genres rather than specializing in contemporary classical.
  • Sound and Music: UK charity championing new music and supporting composers, performers, and audiences. Closely comparable to CoMA as a contemporary music-focused charity in the UK, though Sound and Music focuses on promoting rather than directly operating participatory ensembles.

Regional players

  • Tune into Life (formerly Live Music in Care): UK charity supporting music participation and wellbeing programmes in care and community settings. Comparable to CoMA through participatory music-making mission, though focused on health and wellbeing outcomes rather than contemporary classical specialization.

Broad incumbents

  • Live Music Now: UK charity delivering live music performances and music workshops across care settings, schools, and communities. Comparable to CoMA as a UK music charity with participatory programmes, but with a broader welfare/education focus rather than contemporary classical specialization.
  • Birmingham Contemporary Music Group: Professional contemporary music ensemble based in Birmingham commissioning and performing new works. Comparable to CoMA as a UK contemporary music organization, though BCMG operates as a professional ensemble rather than amateur participatory network.
  • Psappha Ensemble: Manchester-based contemporary music ensemble commissioning and performing new chamber works. Comparable to CoMA as a UK contemporary music organization with associated composer development (will Frampton connections), though operating as a professional ensemble rather than amateur network.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) leadership team

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Profiles6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Contemporary Music for All (CoMA)

What does Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) do?

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is a UK registered charity that makes contemporary classical music accessible to everyone by operating a network of regional non-audition ensembles across the UK, Europe and Australia, selling digital sheet music from a catalogue of 900+ works designed for amateur and youth ensembles, and delivering training courses, youth development programmes, and biennial festivals for amateur musicians and emerging composers.

Is Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) a public or private company?

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) founded?

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) was founded in 1994. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) based?

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Sheet Music Sales are the primary driver. The others are donations and public Funding and Grants.

Who are Contemporary Music for All (CoMA)'s main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Spitalfields Music, Drake Music, Sistema Scotland (Big Noise) and National Youth Orchestra. Direct peers are Making Music and Sound and Music. Tune into Life (formerly Live Music in Care) is listed as a regional player. Broad incumbents are Live Music Now, Birmingham Contemporary Music Group and Psappha Ensemble.

Does Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) have an API?

No public API is recorded for Contemporary Music for All (CoMA).

What industry is Contemporary Music for All (CoMA) in?

Contemporary Music for All (CoMA)'s product category is Participatory Music Charity. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAMANAC, Group Music Classes & Ensembles (Band, Orchestra, Choir), with a secondary code of EDAMAAAE, Music Instruction (Instrumental & Vocal). Its NAICS code is 711130 and its SIC code is 7997.

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