Do you have footage of an execution or a documentary, but it's not yet released?
Shot a documentary or concert but haven’t released it yet? Not happy with your views on other platforms? Your audience numbers don’t match your target demographics?
Struggling to promote it effectively on social media? Got a finished project you’re dying to share but don’t know how?
Now you finally can.
Introducing Diesis – the new streaming platform with a catalog that grows daily, featuring titles exclusively dedicated to classical music.
Now available. Diesis.tv gives you the power to distribute your multimedia project directly to viewers. No filters. No middlemen. Just you and your audience.
Who are the content producers?
Have footage of a performance or documentary that isn’t distributed yet?
Content Producers can be:
Musicians uploading their videos. Artists with classical music projects. Video makers. Documentarians. Musicologists. Composers. Organizations with original projects tied to the music world. Record labels creating videos to support their album releases.
Got content? We want it.
From solo performances to full documentaries. From educational content to behind-the-scenes footage. If it’s classical music, it belongs here.
Your story. Your music. Your audience.
Why use Diesis?
Tired of your classical content getting lost in the noise? Other platforms don’t get your audience. Generic algorithms don’t understand classical music. Your content deserves better.
Finally, a platform that speaks your language.
This is a specialized thematic channel that, unlike other video streaming platforms, deals exclusively with classical music. No distractions. No generic content.
Your audience is already here. Diesis users are culturally sophisticated consumers with deep familiarity with classical music. These aren’t casual viewers – they’re season ticket holders, opera subscribers, musicians, and classical music students.
Think about it: Concert hall subscribers. Opera house regulars. Music students and professionals. People who know the difference between Brahms and Bach – and care.
Direct to your audience. No middlemen. No algorithms pushing pop music to people looking for Puccini.
Your content. Your world. Zero compromises.
This is where classical music lives.
Diesis