In 2014 we produced 13 issues of Gramophone, three free digital magazines, six EFG Milestones podcasts, one Awards show and hosted three conversations at Foyles.

✯ We have reviewed over 1575 recordings this year.

✯ The Gramophone Classical Music Awards 2014 increased sales of the winning discs by 266 per cent, and the Recording of the Year by 1000 per cent.

✯ 450,000 reviews have been read since the introduction of our new website in March.

✯ At least 130,000 individual classical music enthusiasts visit our website every month.

✯ We have 28,600 Facebook fans and 33,100 Twitter followers.

✯ In December we launched a new initiative, the ‘EFG Gramophone Conversations at Foyles’, with an interview and performance with our 2014 Lifetime Achievement Award winner, Sir James Galway.

✯ Our free Herbert von Karajan digimag (published in July) was read by 5,642 people who viewed 87,000 pages in total.

✯ Our free Gramophone Awards Shortlist digimag (containing the reviews of the 72 Second Round discs) was read by 10,249 people who viewed 145,000 pages in total.

✯ We have nearly 1000 members of The Gramophone Club receiving the full Gramophone offering, both paper and digital).

✯ Our guide to the Top 10 symphony recordings has been read by 19,100 individuals since it was published in April.

✯ When we shared a video of the Danish National Symphony Orchestra learning who their new conductor would be, it reached 108,000 people.