This study is based on the theoretical bases of postmodernism, the global village and relevant marketing theories to argue that a novel marketing ideal combines with the postmodern style of classical music, which presents an innovative and creative atmosphere to contemporary society. The advances of electronic technology have changed classical music in its way of communication, and music contexts and they have provided diverse information and services in different ways, which represent a profound change. Nowadays, under the impact of postmodern culture, classical music no longer insists on its ”authentic” image, but tries to compromise with contemporary arts, getting rid of the historical restraint by demonstrating a popular style for fear of being eliminated by the current tendency of public taste. Therefore contemporary classical music is a commodity, and marketing is seen as an essential instrument, which reinforces the value of the product so as to achieve its commercial goal. On the other hand, through marketing promotion, classical music is packaged as diverse products to appeal to different targeted groups, and to satisfy the needs of the public. This viewpoint will be examined in this paper.