SLAM-DUNKS: Easy Songs for Developing Choirs
Since so many conductors are searching for music for developing voices, we’ve put extra love into curating those works.
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Performing Rights: What Do I Need to Know?
One of our newer composers had some questions about performance royalties, so our resident PRO guru stepped in with advice for composers and conductors.
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SERVICE, CRAFT AND HEART: 20 YEARS OF GRAPHITE
Hagen and Takach discuss what’s new and what’s next for this independent publishing powerhouse
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Rounds and Canons
This collection of rounds and canons is quite special, as it itself will come back around in our newest volume of Take Note! Take Note is a lifestyle magazine for choral musicians, with extensive repertoire lists and programming ideas for conductors, interviews with thought-leaders in the choral field, and practical tips to move a composing career forward. Preview Take Note,…
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Our collective power shines outward
Our collective power shines outward As Graphite composer Abbie Betinis said in a recent post, “When the world is upside down, it’s up to artists to sound the alarm, and fight with thoughtful resistance.” Here at Graphite, we are proud of all of our composers and their efforts to create art that does just that…
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Welcome to Marques L. A. Garrett, our newest voice in the Graphite kaleidoscope!
Welcome to Marques L. A. Garrett, our newest voice in the Graphite kaleidoscope! New songs:“Go Down, Moses” | “Veni, Sancte Spiritus“ “I always start with finding the natural, speech-like rhythms.” A Virginia native, Marques L. A. Garrett (he/him) is Associate Professor of Choral Studies at the University of North Texas (UNT), where his responsibilities include conducting the University Singers and…
