The Calliope – for outstanding computer-assisted performance of new tonal music.

The Orpheus – for outstanding solo performance of new tonal music. May be accorded to soloists in any musical genre.

The Pierides – for an outstanding ensemble performance of new tonal music. May be accorded to all kinds of ensembles consisting of two or more instrumentalists and/or singers.

The Clio – for outstanding contributions to the study of tonal music history.

The Delphi – for outstanding contributions to tonal music theory.

The Mnemosyne – for outstanding contributions to the study of tonal music.

The Phoebus – for illuminating the relationship between tonal music and the arts and sciences.

The Urania– for tonal music education.

The Artemis – for outstanding critical support of new tonal music.

The Golden Lyra – for music journalism illuminating the significance of new tonal music.

The Pegasus – for an outstanding new literary text set to tonal music.

The Python – for the worst music critic.

The Asclepius – for the application of music in healing.

The Daphne – for outstanding contributions to tonal music by a woman.

The Hyacinthus – for an outstanding new tonal score by a student composer.

The Leto – for outstanding support of the Delian Society.

The Musagetes – for outstanding projects involving tonal music and one or more other arts.

The Paean – for outstanding arrangement or orchestration of a tonal musical score.

The Parnassus – for an outstanding new tonal score concerned with the natural environment.

The Pythia – for an outstanding new tonal score by a minority composer.

The Thalia – for outstanding tonal musical humor in any medium.

The Aganippe – for outstanding typesetting of a new tonal score.

The Castalia – for outstanding recording of a new tonal score.

The Helicon – for outstanding design of a new tonal score.

New members of the Delian Society are usually invited to join by existing members, but individuals are welcome to enroll without prior invitation. A simple statement of acceptance with the following information is the only formal requirement: the new member's full name, occupation(s), city and nation of residency, e-mail or mailing address, and web site URL (when applicable). New members are also asked to include a brief statement about their musical style(s); a concise description of their current musical activities and interests; a link to a short original composition or performance available online (when applicable); and additional URLs of interest (e.g., agents, publishers, and recording companies).

All are encouraged to subscribe to the Society's electronic mailing list in order to maximize the benefits of membership. (Mutually consenting members who wish to give and receive critiques are asked to do so through private correspondence and not directly in any of the Society's public forums.) If you have not already done so, you will need to establish a Yahoo account in order to participate. There is no cost for this service. (Please remember to keep a record of your user name and password in a readily accessible place.) The Delian Society home page can be reached by clicking the first link below:

delian@newmusicclassics.com