Q: How can I order a Naxos / Marco Polo catalogue?
A: The most updated Naxos and Marco Polo is, in fact, the online version, which is available on naxos.com. The links can be found on the menu bar (left-hand-side of your screen). You can download the pdf file in sections. If you prefer the printed version, you can contact the nearest retailer or your local distributor. A link to our distributors can be found on naxos.com under "Whom to Contact".

Q: How can I buy CDs online or by mailorder?
A: Currently, online purchasing through Naxos.com is available only for U.S. customers via our partnership with Amazon.com. However, our global distribution network allows our customers to find our products almost anywhere in the world. Links to online retailers in several countries can be found on our "Online Sales" page. For a Naxos dealer in your area, please contact your local distributor.

Q: I have difficulties finding a particular recording in my local shop, what should I do?
A: In this case, you can try contacting the local distributor for more details. Their contact information can be found under "Whom to Contact" on the main page's menu bar. Some of out national websites, like the Naxos USA site, carry information about local retailers, hence where you can find our products.

Q: I can't find a particular recording in your catalogue, where else can I look?
A: The easiest way to look for a particular recording is to search by entering the catalogue number, composer's name or artist's name in the top right-hand corner space, labelled "search our catalogue".

Q: Where can I find out the latest information about your new releases?
A: The easiest thing to do is to sign up for our newsletter, which brings you information on new releases, recommended recordings, new classical discoveries and quiz and other fun stuff. Otherwise, please visit naxos.com regularly for news.

Q: I'd like to use some of your music for a film/TV/theatre production, what can I do?
A: Please go to the menu Music Licensing or contact Mr. Mark Majzner at mark@naxos.se, he'll be able to supply all the information you need.

Q: I really like the music on one of your recordings, how can I get hold of the sheet music? I would like to perform it myself.
A: In most cases, you should be able to find the publisher of a certain piece by using one of the online search engines.

Q: Q: I am a critic and wish to request review copies, whom do I ask?
A: Reviewers should request promotional CDs from the distributor in the country in which they are located. Click here for a list of our distributors.

Q: Why are some works not available for online listening?
A: If a work is not available for online listening, the reason generally is one of two possibilities:

1) The tracks are still being processed. Once our website team receives the final version of each CD, they must prepare the tracks for the website. This can be a very time-consuming process.