Websites & content for classical music
Your music
deserves a clear
introduction.
I’m Matthew Grimm. I build and maintain websites for classical musicians, ensembles, and festivals—bringing biographies, recordings, performances, and press materials together in one useful place.
Explore the work ↘Musician website / Concept
On stage.
Online.
Within reach.
A recording for the presenter.
A lesson inquiry from a parent.
A press kit ready to share.
Listen → Explore → Get in touch
Ready when someone asks
✓ Short bio & downloadable headshot
✓ Selected recordings & performances
✓ Clear paths for lessons & bookings
Your work, thoughtfully presented.
01 / How I can help
A website that supports your work.
Websites & press kits
Bring your biography, selected recordings, photographs, and performances together. Give presenters the materials they need and prospective students a clear way to inquire.
For individual musicians & ensembles
Ongoing updates
Keep concert dates, repertoire, biographies, and press materials current. Occasional changes or a regular publishing schedule, shaped around what you need.
For an active performing life
Season communications
Coordinate concert pages, artist biographies, newsletters, and announcements. Keep dates, credits, and booking links consistent across the season.
For festivals & music organizations
02 / Sample work
A useful home for the music.
Three illustrative concepts for musicians and music organizations. Explore the brief, proposed structure, and sample deliverables.
Musician & teaching studio
Sample project / 01
A concert season, kept in sync ↗
A publishing plan for a small festival, connecting concert pages, artist biographies, newsletters, and updates.
Chamber ensemble press kit
Sample project / 02
A musician, a teacher, one clear website ↗
A website concept for an orchestral musician with a private teaching studio and an active chamber music practice.
Festival season publishing
Sample project / 03
A press kit ready for the presenter ↗
A chamber ensemble concept that makes biographies, recordings, photographs, and booking details easy to find and share.
03 / An editor’s eye
Make the invitation
easy to understand.
A sample teaching page: help a prospective student understand the offer and take the next step.
Before / Sample copy
Information regarding private instruction
Individuals interested in obtaining further information regarding the availability of private violin instruction are invited to submit an inquiry for consideration.
Click here
After / Clear and actionable
Looking for violin lessons?
Tell me about your playing experience and what you’d like to work on. Get in touch to ask about lesson availability.
Ask about violin lessons →
The decisions: name the instrument, explain what to include, and make the next step clear. This is sample copy, not an active lesson inquiry.
04 / How I work
A steady hand, from brief to live.
Listen
Understand your performing, teaching, and organizational work—and who your site needs to reach.
Gather
Bring together biographies, approved photographs, recordings, dates, and contact details.
Build
Shape the pages, edit the copy, and check the experience on mobile and with a keyboard.
Keep current
Update performances, press materials, and announcements as your work moves forward.
05 / About Matthew
More time for the music.
A musician’s website has several jobs: introduce the artist, help a presenter find a recording, give a parent a way to ask about lessons, and put current press materials within reach.
I bring website building, copy editing, and content coordination together to make those everyday tasks easier. My focus is a clear, carefully maintained home for your work, with ongoing support as performances, projects, and seasons change.
A note about this portfolio
These are illustrative, self-directed projects, not client engagements. No client relationships or measured results are claimed. The site itself demonstrates structured content, static publishing, responsive design, and an automated CSS build.