Introducing the Synclassical Magazine

With this first article we launch a new editorial space dedicated to the relationship between classical music and contemporary audiovisual storytelling.

Classical music has always had a remarkable narrative power.
Its melodies and emotional depth have shaped some of the most memorable moments in the history of cinema, television and documentary filmmaking.

Yet using classical music in modern audiovisual productions is not always simple. Fragmented catalogues, complex rights management and time-consuming licensing processes often make it difficult to find the right music quickly.

You are a director, producer, editor, documentary filmmaker or creative agency working on audiovisual projects?
Or have you ever considered using classical music to enhance your storytelling?

This is the context in which Synclassical was created: the first global platform dedicated to the synchronization of classical music for professional audiovisual projects, developed by Machiavelli Music.

With a constantly evolving catalogue and a search engine designed for creatives, Synclassical simplifies the way music can be discovered and licensed for films, series, documentaries, commercials and digital productions.

Synclassical is designed to support professionals working across film, series, documentaries, commercials, trailers, videogames and digital media, offering a flexible and intuitive approach to music licensing.

Licenses are tailor-made, customizable and available worldwide, adapting to different production needs and budgets.

Whether it’s a single project or an ongoing production, Synclassical offers solutions that make it easier to work with classical music in a clear and efficient way.

From single-track licensing for specific uses to broader agreements designed for multiple projects over time, the platform allows creatives to choose the option that best fits their workflow and scale of production.

Explore Synclassical and discover how classical music can enhance your audiovisual projects.