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How can I get my music “out there” and to a publisher?
Published May 18, 2011
Question by seth: How can I get my music “out there” and to a publisher?
I compose and arrange classical music and pop music for string orchestra, string trio’s, quintet’s , quartet’s and full orchestra’s how can I get my music published and/or sold?
Best answer:
Answer by asdf
Have you tried a direct route (actually mailing photocopies of your works along with a letter outlining your reasons for mailing to, say, G. Schirmer?) Many living American composers are having their works printed by that company.
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