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72. “Choral Singing in America,” with Brian Gaukel and Matt Workman
Today I am joined by Brian Gaul and Matt Workman, the filmmaker and producer behind the recent documentary film Choral Singing in America, (https://choralsinging.org/) which is now available for viewing through Amazon, YouTube, and Apple TV
71. Navigating Cody Fry's "Symphony No. 1: The Unlikely Mariner"
Today's guest is one of my favorite artists, singer, songwriter, fellow "Nashvillain", and French Horn enthusiast Cody Fry (https://www.codyfry.com/), whose unique blend of songwriting and classical music has created a passionate fan base a
70. Embracing the Modern Band Movement, with Tom Zlabinger
Today's show takes a look at the modern band movement, an increasingly popular force in music education that brings modern styles of music like pop, rock, and hip-hop into the classroom. My guest is Dr. Tom Zlabinger, associate professor of
69. Getting Your String Writing "In Gear" with Katie O'Hara LaBrie
Katie O'Hara LaBrie (https://www.katieoharalabrie.com/) is a cellist, music educator, and a prolific composer for educational string orchestra, having published with Alfred Music (https://www.alfred.com/search/products/?query=Katie+O%27Hara
68. Brian Balmages: Finding Success in Educational Music
Brian Balmages (https://www.brianbalmages.com/) is a world-renowned composer and conductor, as well as the director of Make Music Publications and Digital Education for Alfred Music (https://www.alfred.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopjRMqkd9vN--zRaIAml
67. Tommee Profitt’s “The Birth of a King” and the Composer as Producer
Today's guest (https://www.tommeeprofitt.com/) has been on my interview "wish list" since day one! He's racked over 100 BILLION streams of his cinematic music, as well as 17 platinum and 26 gold certifications as a producer for artists such
[REBROADCAST] AI and the End of Physical Sheet Music: Enote CEO Boian Videnoff
It seemed the perfect time to revisit this interview from last year with Boian Videnoff, the co-CEO and co-founder of Enote, a music technology startup in Berlin developing powerful AI-technology capable of digitizing sheet music into fully
66. ScoreCloud: Bridging the Gap Between A.I. and Live Performance, with Johan Ronström
Today's episode highlights another company working on developing AI sheet music capabilities. My guest is Johan Ronström, the project manager of ScoreCloud, which has been described as "Google Translate for Sheet Music."
65. Klang.io CEO Sebastian Murgul on the Role of A.I. in Sheet Music
Sebastian Murgul is the co-founder and CEO of Klang.io (https://klang.io/), a music software company based in Germany that has developed a suite of tools including Transcription Studio (https://klang.io/transcription-studio/), Piano2Notes (
64. Building “Shazam for Sheet Music”: Songscription CEO Andrew Carlins
Andrew Carlins is the CEO and Co-Founder of Songscription (https://www.songscription.ai/), a company that uses AI models to automate music transcription from audio recordings. The company is still in the early stages, having launched only a
63. Adrian Holovaty on Soundslice, Chat GPT Hallucination, and the Future of Interactive Scores
Adrian Holovaty (https://www.holovaty.com/) is the founder and CEO of Soundslice (https://www.soundslice.com/), a web-based application for learning music that combines audio, video, and music notation. We recorded this conversation in July
62. Musicnotes’ Michael Sinshack and Joe Harris on the Human Touch Behind Digital Sheet Music
Today's episode is part two of my visit to Musicnotes Headquarters in Madison, Wisconsin and it features Michael Sinshack, a publications administrator, and Joe Harris, a music specialist for Musicnotes.com. Both are experienced editors and
61. Musicnotes' Dan Heiliger and Tom Nauman on Trends in Digital Sheet Music
For today's episode I'm sharing an interview I recorded on location at Musicnotes Headquarters in Madison, Wisconsin with Dan Heiliger, the CFO and Vice President, and Tom Nauman, Chief Publications Officer. We had a great conversation abou
60. Dan Forrest: Composing and Marketing Major Works
I'm very excited for today's episode! Joining me is composer Dan Forrest (https://danforrest.com/) to talk about everything that goes into composing and marketing a major or multi-movement work a.k.a. one that's much longer than a typical c
59. Breaking Down Jake Runestad's "Earth Symphony"
Today is the final episode of our coverage of the American Choral Director's Association Conference (ACDA) in Dallas. My guest is Jake Runestad (https://jakerunestad.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoq5VL7J6kZuKK7f0KUTZaxS8qvGqV_0FEFH4DdpFcY6MIjnYsR8), th
58. The U.S. Copyright Office on Artificial Intelligence and Copyrightability, with Jalyce Mangum
Earlier this year, the US Copyright Office issued the second part of its long anticipated report on copyright and artificial intelligence, which was focused on issues of copyrightability. Today I'm very excited to share my conversation with
57. Painfully Unpublished! Alfred Music's Jack Zaino (LIVE at ACDA!!)
Dive into the world of choral music publishing with this episode featuring Jack Zaino from Alfred Music! Gain insights into Alfred's focus on serving public schools, teachers, students, and community choirs. Aspiring composers will discover
56. Hal Leonard Choral: LIVE at ACDA!!
Joining me live at the American Choral Director's Association National Conference in Dallas is Scott Harris, Stacey Nordmeyer, and Luke Talen for a wide ranging discussion about the state of the choral industry and how composers can find th
What's Coming Next for Selling Sheet Music!
Popping in to your feed today with two quick announcements! First, this Friday we are officially launching "Sheet Music Insider," a new weekly newsletter compiling the biggest stories in our industry each week. Sign up at sellingsheetmusic.
55. Greg Gilpin: When a Publisher Says "Yes!"
Today we are taking a behind the scenes look at the publishing process with Greg Gilpin, composer and editor for Shawnee Press. We've talked a lot on the show about submitting to publishers and what publishers are looking for. But today we'
54. Celebrating Ten Years of MUSIC ARRANGING TIPS with Justin Tokke
Today's episode celebrates the ten year anniversary of Music Engraving Tips, an online community that includes one of the largest music related facebook groups on the internet. It's founder, Justin Tokke, is an expert composer and engraver
53. DIY Marketing for Composers, with Musicnotes' Jaleesa Garland
For today's episode I'm on site in Musicnotes' Nashville office, speaking with their senior marketer Jaleesa Garland. This episode is full of great concepts and principles that will help composers market their music better.
52. A Broadway Breakdown With MTI's Jody Edwards & Jason Cocovinis
Music Theatre International, or MTI, is one of the world's leading theatrical licensing agencies, working with composers and lyricists to make their shows available to professional, community, and educational theaters all over the world. In
51. Inside the U.S. Copyright Office, with Associate Register Miriam Lord
Miriam Lord is the Associate Register of Copyrights and Director of Public Information and Education for the United States Copyright Office. In that role, she is an expert copyright attorney and one of four primary legal advisors to the Reg
50. Guest Host Isaac Brooks Interviews Garrett! (JW Pepper Week, Day Five)
It's Day Five of JW Pepper Week on Selling Sheet Music! It's also the 50th episode of Selling Sheet Music! To mark both occasions, JW Pepper's Isaac Brooks takes over the reigns as our first guest host, interviewing Garrett about his experi
49. Jennifer Moorhatch and Kelsey Hendler on JW Pepper's Review Process (JW Pepper Week, Day Four)
It's Day Four of JW Pepper Week on Selling Sheet Music! Jennifer Moorhatch and Kelsey Hendler are two of the choral and classroom editors for JW Pepper, responsible for evaluating new music from publishers and deciding how and where that mu
[REBROADCAST] Kathy Fernandes: Marketing and Copyright for Independent Composers (JW Pepper Week, Day Three)
It's Day Three of JW Pepper Week on Selling Sheet Music! Kathy Fernandes, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer for the world's largest sheet music retailer, JW Pepper, comes on the podcast to talk about what it's like marketing at such a large
48. Upcoming Improvements to MyScore with Liam Thomas (JW Pepper Week, Day Two)
It's Day Two of JW Pepper Week on Selling Sheet Music! Today I'm talking to Liam Thomas, MyScore Lead, about the new MyScore website and composer interface that is in the process of being rolled out and what composers can do to take advanta
