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Shining a spotlight on this ticketing, marketing, & fundraising CRM solution.
Tuning up the Grammy Award-winning orchestra’s digital presence with clarity, creativity and conversion.
New York's Grammy Award-winning Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, known for its conductorless performances, presents an annual series at Carnegie Hall and tours extensively to major national and international venues, captivating audiences worldwide since 1972. With a bold new brand in place, Orpheus turned to Eyekiller to design and develop a website that would reflect their distinctive artistry, support ticket and membership sales, and deepen connections with audiences both local and global.
Visit WebsiteThe Orpheus Chamber Orchestra website strikes a balance between elegance and energy, mirroring the orchestra’s dynamic performances. Users are guided effortlessly between New York-based concerts and touring dates, with clear calls to action for subscriptions, donations, and digital access. The design language honours the updated brand while creating an inviting and accessible space for all audience types.
Powered by Craft CMS, the site offers the flexibility to handle complex booking journeys and ongoing editorial updates. A custom-built Spektrix API Membership System enables logged-in users to book their curated ‘Season Series’, while the standalone donation flow, built with Craft Commerce, follows UX best practice to maximise fundraising. Seamless integration with streaming platforms like YouTube, Vimeo, and IDAGIO allows global audiences to enjoy live and on-demand performances. Google Ad Grants support Orpheus’s reach with strategic ongoing Paid Advertising (PPC).
Shining a spotlight on this ticketing, marketing, & fundraising CRM solution.
Growing Global Audiences Together
"The Eyekiller team is incredibly responsive and caring as we crafted and executed plans to build our dream website. We consider Eyekiller a true partner with our paid advertising, as they help us spread the word digitally and build audiences for our concerts around the world."