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2021-2022-2023-2024 National Federation of Music Clubs Hal Leonard Piano Publications > 2011-2012-2013 National Federation of Music Clubs Hal Leonard Piano Publications > American Patriotic and Folk Song Event

2021-2022-2023-2024 National Federation of Music Clubs Hal Leonard Piano Publications > American Patriotic and Folk Song Event

2021-2022-2023-2024 National Federation of Music Clubs Hal Leonard Piano Publications > 2008-2009-2010 National Federation of Music Clubs Hal Leonard Piano Publications > American Patriotic and Folk Song Event

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2020-2024 National Federation of Music Clubs - Willis Publications > 2008-2010 NFMC Festivals List > American Patriotic and Folk Song Event

2020-2024 National Federation of Music Clubs - Willis Publications > 2011-2013 NFMC Festivals List > American Patriotic and Folk Song Event

2020-2024 National Federation of Music Clubs - Willis Publications > Piano Section > American Patriotic and Folk Song Piano Event

2020-2024 National Federation of Music Clubs - Willis Publications > 2017-2019 NFMC Festivals List > American Patriotic and Folk Song Piano Event

Black History Month - Choral Black History Month is in February, and your ensembles will enjoy performing works by African American composers like Alysia Lee, Eugene Rogers, Rosephanye Powell, Rollo Dilworth, Stacey Gibbs, and so many more!

Great American Songbooks These collections feature timeless songs from 'the great American songbook.' Whether you're reminiscing about the good ol' days or wanting to study what makes a classic a classic, these beautiful books will help you along.

Great American Songbooks

Moses Hogan | Hal Leonard Moses Hogan Moses George Hogan(1957-2003), earned an international reputation as one of America's most gifted African-American pianists and arrangers. The American Choral Directors Association, Gramophone Magazine and choral directors of churches and schools have praised his contemporary choral settings of spirituals and other works across America. Audiences have been moved to respond with standing ovations upon hearing these unique and sensitive arrangements.

Schirmer Library of Classics The great New York music publishing house of G. Schirmer began Schirmer's Library of Musical Classics in 1892. The overall vision was to create an American edition of the masterworks, published with the needs of American musicians in mind, rather than a continued reliance on imported European editions. What a vision the Library was! The most interesting and qualified editing talent of the day was highly sought for the series. Many engaged editors had personal connections to the master composers or their students. By 1903 there were 500 volumes; by 1914, Volume 1000 hit the presses; and by 1926 1500 volumes had been released. It was an amazing accomplishment, never surpassed in American music publishing. Millions of musicians worldwide have played from the Library for over 125 years. The Hal Leonard relationship with the Schirmer Library began in 1986. Since then we are proud to continue publishing new volumes of this vital American treasure. Schirmer Library editions continue to offer: • Value - editions are competitively priced • Teacher Familiarity - as the most-used editions, teachers know Library editions extremely well • Tradition - can millions of musicians over 125 years be wrong?

Schirmer Library of Classics

Jonathan Crutchfield | Hal Leonard Jonathan Crutchfield Jonathan Crutchfield has received degrees from Southern Wesleyan University (BA in piano performance); Florida State University (MM in choral conducting performance); and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (DMA in choral conducting). He has taught on the music faculties at Southern Wesleyan University and the University of Alabama at Huntsville. In 1996 Dr. Crutchfield co-founded the School of Fine Arts (Chattanooga, TN) and directed the program until 2002. Jonathan currently is Minister of Music and Worship at Myers Park Baptist Church, Charlotte, NC. Dr. Crutchfield has provided piano accompaniment for singers, instrumentalists, and conductors throughout the world. He has accompanied choirs at the regional and national levels of the American Choral Directors Association. He has been heard on the British Broadcasting Corporation as service organist for the International Church Music Festival (Bern, Switzerland). Other organ venues have taken him to Japan, Canada, and the United States. Dr. Crutchfield is a published composer. He has held the position of Dean of the Chapter (Chattanooga, TN) and Board of Governors (Louisville, KY) for the American Guild of Organists. Dr. Crutchfield served the American Choral Directors Association from 2003 to 2005 as chair of the Church Music Repertoire and Standards Committee for the Southern division of the ACDA. Publications by Jonathan Crutchfield

Robert Lau | Hal Leonard Robert Lau Robert C. Lau (b. 1943) joined the Staff of Mount Calvary as Organist/Choirmaster in 1984. Dr. Lau holds degrees in music from Lebanon Valley College, the Eastman School of Music and Catholic University of America. Currently an adjunct member of the School of Humanities of Penn State Harrisburg, Dr. Lau was formerly a member of the faculty of Lebanon Valley College, chairing the Department of Music from 1978-89. An active composer, Robert Lau has over 150 choral and organ works published by the leading music publishing companies of the United States. In addition to his work at Mount Calvary, he frequently adjudicates and conducts choral and orchestral festivals and workshops. Dr. Lau holds professional affiliations with the American Guild of Organists, the American Choral Directors Association and the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), and teaches in the Leadership Program for Musicians jointly sponsored by the national Episcopal and Lutheran churches. For his published choral music, he has been awarded several Special Awards by ASCAP. Publications by Robert Lau

Richard Peaslee | Hal Leonard Richard Peaslee Richard Peaslee was born in New York City and received his undergraduate degree in Music Composition from Yale University, graduating Phi Beta Kappa. After serving two years in the U.S. Army, he received both a diploma and a Master of Science degree from The Juilliard School, in addition to studying privately with Nadia Boulanger in Paris and William Russo in New York and London. Peaslee has served on the faculty of the Lincoln Center Institute and New York University’s Music Theatre Program and is a former board member of The American Composers Orchestra and Jobs For Youth. He serves on the board of American Opera Projects and SCAN New York. A retrospective on his career was presented by Lincoln Center’s Composers’ Showcase at Alice Tully Hall. His concert works have been widely performed by orchestras, chamber ensembles, and soloists, most notably the Philadelphia, Detroit, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, and Buffalo Symphony Orchestras. His concerto for trombone, Arrows of Time, was premiered by the Seattle Symphony. Awards include The American Academy of Arts and Letters Marc Blitzstein Award; Obie and Villager Awards; as well as NEA and NYFA Fellowships. Richard Peaslee's music is published by Margun Music, a division of G. Schirmer, Inc. Boosey and Hawkes, E.C. Schirmer, Inc. and had been recorded on EMI, Columbia, Elektra, Musical Heritage Society and other labels. Publications by Richard Peaslee

Scott Watson | Hal Leonard Scott Watson Scott Watson, born 1962 in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania has composed for concert, radio, and theater and received recognition for his work from ASCAP, the American Composers Forum, the American Music Center, the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and others. His projects include commissions by the Lehigh County (Pennsylvania) Bandmasters Association, the Massachusetts Instrumental and Choral Conductors Association, the International Horn Society Meir Rimon Fund, an American Composers Forum Continental Harmony project commission, West Chester University Wind Ensemble, Temple University Symphony Orchestra, and the Lehigh Valley Chamber Orchestra,. Watson's music is published by Shawnee Press and other major publishers. Watson received his MM and DMA in Composition from Temple University, where his composition teachers include Maurice Wright and Matthew Greenbaum. Watson teaches instrumental and elective music in the Parkland School District (Allentown, PA), and serves as adjunct professor for Villanova University, Philadelphia Biblical University, and Central Connecticut State University. During the 2001-02 academic year, he served as Assistant Professor of Music Theory and Technology at Temple University's Esther Boyer College of Music (Philadelphia, PA). Publications by Scott Watson

Rene Boyer | Hal Leonard Rene Boyer Dr. René Boyer is a Professor of Music Education and Director of the Orff-Schulwerk Program at the College Conservatory of Music at the University of Cincinnati. She is a nationally and internationally recognized author and clinician. Best know for her work in multicultural music education and choral music as they are applied in the urban classroom setting, Rene's expertise lies in her ability to engage elementary and middle school students in creative and ethnically-diverse musical experiences that capture their interest for years to come. René is a co-author of Share the Music, a K-6 basal textbook series published by McGraw-Hill and Music Fundamentals, Methods, and Materials for the Elementary Classroom Teacher published by Addison Wesley Longman. Her other publications include Expressions of Freedom, an Anthology of African-American spirituals in three volumes and Walking in the Light of Freedom, a celebration of African-American history through spirituals, plantation songs, and children's songs and games, all published by Hal Leonard Corporation. Publications by Rene Boyer

James Curnow | Hal Leonard James Curnow James Curnow American composer James Curnow received a Bachelor of Music degree from Wayne State University and a Master of Music from Michigan State University. He has taught all areas and levels of instrumental music, and has received numerous awards for teaching and composition, including the Outstanding Educator of America, the Citation of Excellence from the National Bandmasters Association, the North American Brass Band President's Award, the Volkwein Composition Award (twice), the American Bandmasters Association Ostwald Award (twice), the International Competition for Original Compositions for Band, and the Coup de Vents Composition Competition of Le Havre, France. He was named Composer of the Year by the Kentucky Music Teachers Association and the National Music Teachers Association. Most recently he received the Arts Achievement Award from Wayne State University. He has received annual ASCAP standard awards since 1979. Curnow has been commissioned to write over 400 works for concert band, brass band, orchestra, choir, and various vocal and instrumental ensembles. His total published works now number well over 800. As a conductor, composer, and clinician he has traveled throughout the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan and Europe, where his music has received wide acclaim. Curnow currently resides in North Carolina with his wife Margaret, and is a full time composer of commissions worldwide. He publishes with Hal Leonard LLC/Curnow Music Press, Inc. He serves as Composer-in-Residence Emeritus for Asbury University (Wilmore, KY) and is editor of all music publications for The Salvation Army in Atlanta, Georgia. Curnow was most recently honored with a listing in the Grove Dictionary of American Musicians. Publications by James Curnow

Eugenie Rocherolle | Hal Leonard Eugenie Rocherolle Composer, lyricist, pianist, and teacher, Eugenie Rocherolle began an early career in publishing with choral and band music. In 1978, with the success of her first piano solo collection, she soon established herself as one of the leading American composers of piano repertoire. Her music is widely distributed throughout the United States and abroad. A native of New Orleans, she graduated from Newcomb College of Tulane University with a BA in music. Her junior year was spent in Paris where she had a class with the late Nadia Boulanger. She was honored as the 1995 outstanding Newcomb alumna. A "Commissioned by Clavier" composer, she was also one of seven composer members of the National League of American Pen Women whose works were chosen to be presented in a concert at the Terrace Theater of the Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C. Awards from the Pen Women include a first place for both piano and choral in biennial national competitions. Mrs. Rocherolle's creative output also includes works for solo voice, chorus, and orchestra; musical theater; and chamber music for a variety of mediums. She is a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP); Connecticut Composers Inc.; and the National Federation of Music Clubs. Her biographical profile appears in the International Who's Who in Music, Baker's Biographical Dictionary of 20th Century Classical Musicians, International Encyclopedia of Women Composers, Who's Who of American Women and Who's Who in the East. Mrs. Rocherolle has released recordings of her piano music, Spinning Gold and Romancing the Piano, and her Christmas arrangements, Tidings of Joy, on an independent label, Aureus Recordings. She maintains a private music studio where she teaches piano and composition. Publications by Eugenie Rocherolle

Ernest Kramer | Hal Leonard Ernest Kramer Ernest Kramer is a composer, teacher and pianist based in Maryville, Missouri. Dr. Kramer is professor of music theory and keyboard studies at Northwest Missouri State University, and holds degrees from Peabody-Vanderbilt University, Drake University and the University of North Texas. Several of his articles have been published in Clavier magazine and he is currently listed in the Who's Who in American Education (2006-2007). Publications by Ernest Kramer

Libby Larsen | Hal Leonard Libby Larsen Grammy Award-winning Libby Larsen is one of America’s most performed living composers, with works spanning virtually every genre. As a vigorous, articulate advocate for the music and musicians of our time, she was a co-founder in 1973 of the Minnesota Composers Forum (now the American Composer’s Forum). She is a former holder of the Papamarkou Chair at John W. Kluge Center of the Library of Congress, and has also held residencies with the Minnesota Orchestra, the Charlotte Symphony and the Colorado Symphony. Publications by Libby Larsen

2023 Voices of Distinction > Jacob Narverud Signature Series Jacob Narverud is an American Composer, Arranger, and Conductor. Dr. Narverud is an active guest Conductor/Clinician for choral festivals and all-state choirs across the country and is the Founder/Artistic Director of the Tallgrass Chamber Choir, a professional ensemble comprised of musicians from across the great plains. As a sought-after composer, Narverud has been commissioned to write new works for a variety of choral ensembles and organizations. Many of his Editors’ Choice compositions are publisher best sellers and are performed worldwide by choirs of all levels.

Barbara Buehlman | Hal Leonard Barbara Buehlman Barbara Buehlman was one of the first American women band directors to receive national recognition. Her grade school and junior high school bands in Round Lake, Illinois enjoyed a national reputation and were frequently invited to perform at national conferences. She wrote numerous band arrangements, several of which are still in print and included on the repertoire lists for state festivals. Buehlman was equally well known for her work as an administrator. From 1980–1997, she served as Executive Administrator of the Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic. During her tenure, the Midwest expanded in both size and scope, becoming the largest instrumental music education conference in the world. She held similar administrative positions with the Illinois Grade School Music Association and the Northshore Concert Band, and was the second woman to be elected to the American Bandmasters Association and to be given the Midwest Clinic Medal of Honor. Inspired by her career, women band directors became more and more common, and numerous directors have acknowledged Buehlman as a role model.