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Quick Tip #10: Compose With Rhythms First
This week's quick tip from Selling Sheet Music: Compose with rhythms first.
31. Behind the Scenes with JetStream Finale Controller and Jacob Winkler
Jacob Winkler joins us today to talk about an amazing productivity tool for Finale users: the JetStream Finale Controller and shares tips and tricks for working in notation software. --- Visit sellingsheetmusic.com (https://sellings
30. Printing Like a Pro (Joint Episode with Scoring Notes Podcast)
In this special joint episode, Philip Rothman (of Scoring Notes) and Garrett Breeze (of Selling Sheet Music) take a deep dive into all the complexities of printing music at a professional level. For any composer or self-publisher considerin
29. Listener Questions: Royalty Rates, Pitching to Publishers, Educational Music, and More!
We're kicking off the new year by answering YOUR questions! 1. Is it even worth it to arrange copyrighted music if you only get 10% of the sale price? 2. What are the biggest pros/cons of using a big publisher? 3. What's the best way to pit
Quick Tip #9: Write Short E-mails
Your weekly Quick Tip from Selling Sheet Music: Write Short E-mails.
28. AI and the End of Physical Sheet Music: Enote CEO Boian Videnoff
Paper may have finally met its match in Boian Videnoff (https://www.boianvidenoff.com/), my guest today, the co-CEO and co-founder of Enote (https://enote.com/index), a music technology startup in Berlin developing powerful AI-technology ca
Submit Your Questions for a Special Episode!
We're going to end the year with a special Q&A episode on December 19th. Submit your questions by Dec 15th to have them answered on the air. Email garrett@breezetunes.com or send me a message on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/BreezeTune
My Reaction to the Muse / Hal Leonard Merger
On Dec. 4, Hal Leonard was officially acquired by Muse Group. For an in-depth discussion of the deal and the history of the two companies, read this article from Scoring Notes (https://www.scoringnotes.com/news/muse-group-acquires-hal-leona
27. Andrea Pelloquin, Part 2: Music educators should not be afraid of copyright
Part two of my interview with Andrea Pelloquin. --- Visit sellingsheetmusic.com (https://sellingsheetmusic.com/) for episode transcripts and additional resources for publishers and composers. Subscribe to Garrett Breeze on YouTu
26. Andrea Pelloquin, Part 1: Copyright For Composers
Joining me today for the first of a two-part series is music educator and copyright advocate Andrea Pelloquin. This week's episode focuses on copyright from the perspective of the composer. Copyright Resources • U.S. Copyright Office – www.
Quick Tip #7: Proper File Management Will Save Your Life
Your weekly Quick Tip from Selling Sheet Music: Proper File Management Will Save Your Life
25. Kathy Fernandes: Marketing and Copyright for Independent Composers
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 scale and what composers can learn from it. We also talk
Quick Tip #6: Give Your Music Internet Friendly Titles
Your weekly Quick Tip from Selling Sheet Music: Give Your Music Internet Friendly Titles
24. Advocacy From the Composer Perspective: Dr. Emily Williams Burch and Alex Gartner
Advocacting for music generally is one thing. Advocating specifically for YOUR music is quite another. To unpack this topic, I'm joined by Dr. Emily Williams Burch and Alex Gartner, the authors of The Business of Choir (https://www.business
Quick Tip #5: The Three Myths of Social Media Marketing
Your weekly Quick Tip from Selling Sheet Music: The Three Myths of Social Media Marketing
23. Navigating the New Music Industry with Phillip Keveren
Master composer and pianist Phillip Keveren joins me on the podcast today to talk about how the music industry has changed and how composers can success by diversifying. We also break down how to write succesfully for the piano, church, and
Quick Tip #4: Your Website is Not Enough
Your weekly Quick Tip from Selling Sheet Music: Your Website is Not Enough.
22. Kyle Pederson, Part 2: Deep Dive Into Traditional Print Publishing
For part two of my interview with Kyle Pederson we take a step back and look at the state of the industry as a whole, what goes into publishing, and what composers need to do to gain traction. --- Visit sellingsheetmusic.com (https:
21. Kyle Pederson, Part 1: How To Write What You Know...And What You Don't
Award winning choral composer Kyle Pederson (https://www.kylepederson.com/) is on the podcast this week in the first of a two-part interview! This week's episode focuses on the compositional process, how to get started, and the most challen
20. Behind the Scenes with Sheet Music Boss: Samuel Dickenson and Andrew Wrangell
With 3.35 MILLION subscribers and over 1.4 BILLION views, they are the most successful sheet music channel on YouTube where they post a new arrangement every single day. We go behind the scenes and talk about their compositional process, ho
19. The Power of Children's Music with Glyn Lehmann
Australian composer and founder of https://songlibrary.net/, Glyn Lehmann (https://glynlehmann.com/), comes on the podcast to talk about his experiences in the industry, how to write for children's voices, and the extraordinary challenging
Quick Tip #3: The Best Way to Network is to Hire People
Your weekly Quick Tip from Selling Sheet Music: The best way to network is to hire people.
18. Isaac Brooks on the New MyScore Uploader from J.W. Pepper
Yesterday saw a major update to J.W. Pepper's "MyScore" system with the unveiling of their new uploader and Isaac Brooks is back on the podcast to walk us through it. --- Visit sellingsheetmusic.com (https://sellingsheetmusic.com/) fo
Quick Tip #2: Learn to Write Faster
Your weekly Quick Tip from Selling Sheet Music: Learn to write faster.
BONUS: Garrett on the "Moveable Do" Podcast
This week, we venture into the world of show choir with composer and arranger, Garrett Breeze. We track his musical journey from Indianapolis to Nashville and how he got into the show choir scene. Learn also about his podcast, Selling Sheet
Quick Tip #1: Make YouTube Your Marketing Home Base
The first in a new weekly series from Selling Sheet Music, shorter episodes featuring a single topic that will help composers and arrangers market their music. This week's tip: how to use YouTube videos to make sharing your music easy. ---
Introducing "Show Choir Sessions"
I'm excited to let you know about a new podcast I’m hosting called Show Choir Sessions. The first three episodes dropped this morning and if you are a choral musician or involved in music education in any way, I’d really encourage you to go
17. Listener Success Stories (& Music!)
Today marks the one year anniversary of the podcast and we’re celebrating with a special episode featuring success stories and music submitted by seven of our listeners: Anthony Susi, Dan Bennett, Eric Copeland, Marc Paquette, Stepehen DeCe
16. Building an Audience
I often see composers just spamming their music on social media without any plan, spinning their wheels and getting frustrated. So today we're going to be talking about how to build an audience and how to communicate with them effectively.
