Sky Macklay: The Process & Joy of Subversive Humor

Over the summer we found some time to connect over Skype with composer, oboist, installation artist and professor Sky Macklay, who was in the middle of what sounded like a truly magnificent residency at Civitella Ranieri in Umbertide, Italy. Macklay’s work, especially her chamber music and intermedia pieces, has been receiving more and more attention... Continue Reading →

A Chat with Lloyd Larson

Guest post from Jubilate Music Group Lloyd Larson has become one of today's most published and performed church music writers. A frequently called-upon clinic and conference resource, Larson has been a singer, keyboard player, and arranger. Having earned his B.A. from Anderson University, Anderson, IN, Lloyd next completed his M.C.M. at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary... Continue Reading →

Top selling Digital Print Publisher Miranda Wong gives insight into her success.

Miranda Wong is a wedding pianist and pop piano teacher in Hong Kong.  She composes and arranges over hundreds of pieces for piano.  She mainly writes music for weddings and Christmas and easy arrangements for children and jazz exercises.  Her original wedding music and arrangements of classical music are widely used in wedding ceremonies in... Continue Reading →

Composer Success Story: David Burndrett

David Burndrett's musical career started at an early age. During his first years at high school, he supported many amateur operatic societies and orchestras, playing either cello or double bass. David attended Chetham’s School of Music in Manchester, England for four years, and was awarded the Ida Carroll string prize during his final year. He... Continue Reading →

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