About Cadenza
Cadenza helps musicians find serious opportunities and helps orchestras, schools, festivals, competitions, venues, and arts organizations run the workflows around those opportunities: listings, applications, school inquiries, events, ticketing, subscriptions, rooms, and revenue.
Musicians can browse auditions, jobs, competitions, programs, funding, calls, gigs, military band roles, and admissions-related opportunities.
Claimed organizations can post listings, manage applicants, use prescreening and jury tools, run events, sell tickets, and track earnings where the workflow is enabled.
Schools can present profile information, programs, faculty, tuition notes, application links, deadlines, Request Info paths, inquiries, exports, and recruitment analytics.
Cadenza supports event discovery, ticketing, subscriptions, donations, room bookings, receipts, buyer dashboards, and organization earnings for enabled sellers.
The musician side is free. The business side is sold to organizations that need a cleaner way to publish opportunities, collect applications, process school inquiries, activate event revenue, and understand what to do next.
Company details
Cadenza is operated by Kalinklo Ltd (Hong Kong). The product is being built as a practical, workflow-first platform for the classical and jazz music sector, with musicians kept free and organizations paying for posting, recruitment, workflow, ticketing, and revenue tools.
Operator
Kalinklo Ltd
Hong Kong
Contact
hello@cadenza.work
Support, procurement, corrections, and partnerships
Trust boundaries
Cadenza should be judged on working software and supportable claims. These are the boundaries we use across public pages, dashboards, revenue tools, and outreach.
Cadenza indexes public music data for discovery. A public profile or listing does not imply a partnership unless it is clearly marked as claimed, partner, official, or paid.
Revenue pages separate completed revenue, buyer-owned pending checkout value, outreach-only link value, and modeled ARR so payment-link face value is not treated as booked revenue.
News, reports, and investigative work are kept separate from product claims, and the editorial standards page explains sourcing and corrections expectations.
The trust and procurement page covers payments, refunds, data handling, support, ownership, provenance labels, and what happens after purchase.
The procurement page explains payments, refunds, data handling, support, ownership, and provenance. Schools and orchestras that require a manual invoice, purchase order, or vendor questionnaire should contact Cadenza before purchase.