Aiming to be Best Classical Music PR
For nearly 30 years, Quite Great has been striving to be the UK’s best Classical Music PR agency, helping composers, soloists, orchestras, ensembles, conductors, and classical crossover artists share their music with the right audiences. In a world where classical music needs both tradition and fresh visibility, Quite Great focuses on building meaningful campaigns that connect artists with journalists, broadcasters, playlist curators, reviewers, cultural platforms, and dedicated music listeners. From album launches and concert promotion to artist branding, media outreach, interview placement, and long-term profile building, the team understands how to present classical music with elegance, credibility, and emotional impact.
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What makes Quite Great Classical Music PR stand out is its long-standing experience, personal approach, and deep understanding of how the UK music media landscape works. Whether promoting a debut pianist, an established composer, a chamber ensemble, or a major classical release, Quite Great creates tailored PR strategies designed to generate attention, trust, and lasting recognition. With nearly three decades of dedication to music promotion, Quite Great continues to support classical artists who want to grow their audience, strengthen their reputation, and secure valuable media coverage across the UK and beyond.
The thing we like most of all is using our creativity, care and passion.
For talented classical musicians to open doors.
Take for example the composer and pianist Adrian Brockless is a great – or Quite Great – case in point.
Adrian Brockless, now a resident of Shetland, unveiled his latest musical offering.
“Da Sealkie Wife’s Sang,”
A re-imagining of the traditional Shetland folk tune.
And reached out to see what help we could offer.
He asked us a question that is on the minds of most talented artists –
How Does Quite Great strive to get the Best Classical Music PR Campaign ?
The journey behind the release is as personal as it is creative.
And at Quite Great we make sure this personal touch and attention to detail is maintained throughout our campaigns.
Initially conceived as a birthday gift for his mother, Brockless’ arrangement of “Da Sealkie Wife’s Sang” was part of a trio of pieces.
Naturally such a campaign originated with dedicated regional attention.
Resulting in excellent regional features such as the Shetland Times https://www.shetlandtimes.co.uk/ (21.8k traffic).
And a significant feature ‘Tracks of My Life’ .
Which gave Adrian an excellent platform to share his love of music and some of his favourite tracks.
PR naturally hugely improves the profile of an artist and therefore enhancing such regional Classical Music PR.
With further coverage on social media meant that Adrian’s music is also attracting some excellent attention.
Including video of the day for Gramophone Magazine (95.7k traffic) https://www.gramophone.co.uk/ .
The world’s leading classical music magazine.
How to Help Achieve Best Classical Music PR
At Quite Great to try and help musicians as well as all other clients.
We created our successful list of ‘Quite Great PR Pebbles’.
This format allowed us to also make sure.
That we had covered and considered all the points that mattered the most.
To Adrian and his campaign.
Best Classical Music PR
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