A voluntary non-profit organisation in Delhi devoted to western classical music.

The Delhi Music Society is a voluntary, non-profit organisation in Delhi registered under the Societies Registration Act in 1953, devoted to the dissemination and enjoyment of music, with a particular focus on western classical music. Over the years, many eminent figures have been associated with the Society as active members and office bearers, including Rajkumari Amrit Kaur, Indira Gandhi, Dr. Narayana Menon, Dr. Karan Singh, Pushpa Hidayatullah, and Sardar Amarjit Singh. In 1966, the Society established the Delhi School of Music, which is currently a premier institution for teaching western classical music in the capital. The organisation collaborates with prominent cultural institutions such as the Indian Council for Cultural Relations, the India International Centre, the India Habitat Centre, and various foreign mission cultural divisions. It sponsors and presents its own concerts featuring international performers and works with music societies across India to arrange tours for visiting artistes, presenting numerous reputed performers from around the world over the decades.