CRStager marketing & audience development is the foremost provider of radio
advertising and media scheduling to orchestras around the nation. CRStager
spots have been voiced by Oscar-winners F. Murray Abraham, Richard Dreyfuss,
and Jason Robards, and also by Blair Brown, Keith David, Barbara Feldon,
Rudolph Guliani, Robert Perry, William Shatner, George Takei and others.
Copyrighted spots may be sampled below, all rights reserved.
"Christopher Stager is the only person in the country we would consider for
our radio spots. No one else offers his combination of encyclopedic musical
knowledge, sales-oriented copywriting, and high-level production expertise.
He is also eminently reliable, and a terrific collaborator to boot."
- David
Snead, New York Philharmonic
"When I was named VP of Marketing for the St. Louis Symphony and later
Chief Marketing Officer for the Milwaukee Symphony, my first phone call was to
Christopher Stager to help upgrade radio advertising in our marketing mix.
Based on our increased sales, no decision before or since seems wiser."
- Stephen
Duncan, Milwaukee Symphony
"I have worked with CRStager in various capacities since 1997 in very noisy
markets where his creative services have clearly enhanced sales. While his
strategic advice is unparalleled in our field, his creative and media services
have given The Toronto Symphony, Seattle Symphony and The Cleveland
Orchestra unique, in-market brand identity that has allowed our radio to breakthrough
and achieve meaningful results."
- Sandi MacDonald, The Cleveland Orchestra
CRStager marketing & audience development is producing
the New York Philharmonic's radio advertising campaign featuring
F. Murray Abraham, the Oscar-winning star of "Amadeus".
Click on the titles below to listen.
CRStager recommends using Windows Media Player to play the
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and you're done.
CRStager recommends using Windows Media Player to play the
following MP3 files. To set Windows Media Player as your default
MP3 player start the Player, choose Tools, Options, then under
the File Types tab check MP3 audio file. Apply your changes
and you're done.
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