The "Staff" (both of us) at the Forum are having hard luck spreading the word about this site.

We have contacted all the Sibelius Societies and Sibelius-devoted webpages we could find, begging them to post links to the Forum and inform their membership. We have also sent e-mail with attached print-ready materials to literally dozens of Universities, hoping that the material would be posted on their bulletin boards.

So far, these efforts are not bearing fruit.

If any members have any suggestions how to better spread the word, please post them here. Also, if you could let us know how you came to stumble upon the forum, it would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

I put the word out at good music guide, lets pray!

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I just posted the site at a Sibelius yahoo group as well.

And now there 's a link on the UK Sibelius Society website too.

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Haha...

The link you posted...

The hyper-linked signature below...

Anyone else notice that?

Thanks for the link on the UK site, Andrew B.

gmg is where i found you.

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), also know as the Royal Flemish Philharmonic (Antwerpen) just played Sibelius 5th with Jaakko Kuusisto.

My wife game him information about our Forum, she later said he sounded interested, so hopefully we may, just may see him here!

... let's be optimistic.

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and scroll down to see her name in lights. Don't forget about feminine slavic name endings!

Maybe you should send real letters or phone them, they might think this is some spam. And some of the more old fashioned professors (if you sent the email to them) might not check their email often.

A very good point, Saturnus, I still have to communicate by written mail with my Conducting Professor Raffi Armenian at the University of Toronto. It's a little frustrating and sometimes even a little late when I need "quick" advice on tempos etc...

But your suggestion is noted and I will give this a try.