Global Music Network, Inc., a site for live performances of classical, opera, and jazz music, announced Wednesday that it has received a private placement in the amount of $12 million. GMN.com will utilize a significant portion of these funds to expand its marketing, content development and acquisition, and e-commerce activities.

The $12 million venture financing was led by the New York-based investment bank CE Untenberg, Towbin.

This financing comes on the heels of a successful second quarter for the emerging music portal which included:

• The formation of relationships with Intel, Liquid Audio, Microsoft, Real Networks, InterVu, and CyberSource

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  Broadcast of the first live video of an opera from the prestigious Mariinsky Theatre (Kirov Opera)in St. Petersburg, Russia
• Addition artists to its roster including Valery Gergiev and Dr. Billy Taylor; festivals such as Mainly Mozart in San Diego, White Nights Festival in St.Petersburg, JVC Jazz Festival, and Caramoor; and venues such as Birdland in New York City.

"As a result of our work to date and this substantial round of finance, we are well-positioned to be the leader in the performing arts on the Internet," said Michael Lubin, chairman and CEO of GMN.com. "We plan to re-energize the classical, jazz, and opera worlds by providing unique multimedia programming. The Hallmark of the site is the presentation of premier music performances, recorded live and offered online in their entirety, exclusively through GMN.com."


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