Founded in 1814, SORODHA is one of the oldest associations in the Antwerp region. It is dedicated to the promotion and dissemination of classical music, regularly hosting classical concerts and organizing prestigious composition competitions. Its competitions cover a range of solo and ensemble categories, including unaccompanied violin, viola, cello, string quartet, marimba, and piano.

Studio voor Experimentele Muziek was founded in 1973 by Belgian composer and electronic musician Joris de Laet, with the aim of raising public awareness and popularising avant-garde art and electronic music. The Institute organises monthly concerts in the studios of the Flemish Radio 2 and in the deSingel concert hall, and has invited many famous musicians to perform various forms of avant-garde art.

Founded in 1993, the Korean Electro-Acoustic Music Society (KEAMS) is dedicated to promoting electronic music, new media music, and multimedia music. The society also actively fosters international exchange with globally recognized performance groups, sound art organizations, and music institutions. Its members include composers, performers, engineers, graphic designers, and other professionals with a strong interest in electronic music. Since 1994, KEAMS has hosted the Seoul International Computer Music Festival (SICMF), one of Asia’s leading electronic music events. To encourage the exchange of new technologies and ideas, KEAMS regularly organizes public workshops and publishes the annual academic journal Emille.

SOUND PRESS is a Korean digital music distribution and support platform designed for musicians. It offers tailored services for independent artists and small record labels, including AI-driven data analysis, brand registration assistance, and optimized artist development support. The platform enables musicians to easily publish their music on major global streaming services. Beyond simple distribution, SOUND PRESS provides tools for copyright-based revenue analysis, investor engagement, and long-term strategic growth. Its mission is to support sustainable music careers and global expansion for artists.

The AIS System fosters lifelong learners, global citizens, and innovators through research-based learning, digital literacy, diversity, and the integration of technology. Committed to holistic development, excellence, and measurable growth, our approach aligns with both Chinese and international standards.

FaceArt Academy of Music and Technology was co-founded by Dr. Jenny Q Chai, a graduate mentor at the Curtis Institute of Music and Professor of Piano at Bard College, together with Piotr Tomasz, an alumnus of The Juilliard School of Music. Over the past fifteen years, FaceArt has upheld its core philosophy: "The value of music lies in a broader vision." It organically integrates the systematicity of Western music education with the rigor of Eastern educational traditions, and incorporates cutting-edge science and technology to realize intermedia musical art. The school is committed to nurturing a new generation of interdisciplinary musical talents equipped with solid performance skills and artistic creativity.

Established in 2002 by composer and pianist PARK Changsoo, The House Concert is a performance planning organization centered on classical music while also embracing Korean traditional music, jazz, and experimental art forms. With over 1,000 concerts held to date, the company is beloved by audiences and continues to present weekly performances in Seoul, as well as concerts across the country. In 2023, tickets for the 1000th commemorative concert sold out in just 11 seconds, demonstrating its remarkable appeal.

Founded in 2006, Love²Arts Gallery is dedicated to organizing a wide range of cultural events, including concerts and art exhibitions. The gallery focuses on promoting the works of European artists and art organizations. Currently, it serves as a platform for showcasing and globally promoting the works of renowned European musicians, painters, photographers, and designers.