by tmadmin | Apr 4, 2013 | New works, NewMusicShelf, Tobenski Music Press
Since the beginning of the year, I’ve had a HUGE spike in my musical output. I finally finished Only Air, then wrote three new choral works and a song cycle. Part of the reason for the spike was the simple fact that four of the above-mentioned works were... by tmadmin | Feb 26, 2013 | Blessays, Music Business, NewMusicShelf, The Composer's Guide to Doing Business
[This is part three of a multi-part miniseries of posts on composition competitions. Competitions are typically a significant part of a composer’s coming-of-age process, and young composers in particular are frequently (in some cases constantly) bombarded with... by tmadmin | Oct 19, 2011 | New works, NewMusicShelf
Every so often, you run across an old piece that you’ve forgotten about, and that you really shouldn’t have. That happened today while I was home sick from the day job. I was clicking around on my desktop, and there, nestled in my folder marked... by tmadmin | Sep 5, 2011 | NewMusicShelf, Website updates
I’ve been working to add more social networking integration to the site. You’ve undoubtedly noticed the row of buttons on each blog post – Tweet This, Facebook Like, Google +1, Facebook Share. Click away – especially if you like something... by tmadmin | Aug 29, 2011 | Blessays, Music Business, NewMusicShelf
This post originally appeared on the NewMusicShelf blog on August 6, 2011. Virtual shelf space is a wonderful thing. In a brick-and-mortar music store, of which there are sadly becoming less and less, shelf space is at a premium – a physical store can only hold... by tmadmin | Aug 22, 2011 | Blessays, Music Business, NewMusicShelf
This post originally appeared on the NewMusicShelf blog on June 10, 2011. In an effort to make pricing my scores easier and less subjective, I’ve been tinkering with a series of formulas to tell me what I should charge, and I think I’ve come up with some good stuff....
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