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Selling Sheet Music

Garrett Breeze
Artificial Intelligence
Sheet Music
Enote
Musicnotes
Music Transcription
Scorecloud
Modern Band Movement
Songscription
Soundslice
Interactive Notation
Optical Music Recognition (OMR)
Birth Of a King
Randall Standridge Music
Popular Music
Music Production
Digital Sheet Music
Music Information Retrieval
Education
Music Publishing
Music Industry

SELLING SHEET MUSIC is the leading podcast of the sheet music publishing industry, covering topics related to the creation, marketing, and distribution of sheet music. Whether you’re an aspiring composer, a seasoned music executive, or just interested in learning more about where sheet music comes from, you’ll find the news, opinion, insight, and advice you need to make sense of an industry that i... more

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Today's guest is one of my favorite artists, singer, songwriter, fellow "Nashvillain", and French Horn enthusiast Cody Fry, whose unique blend of songwriting and classical music has created a passionate fan base and helped bridge the gap between pop ... more

Today's show takes a look at the modern band movement, an increasingly popular force in music education that brings modern styles of music like pop, rock, and hip-hop into the classroom. My guest is Dr. Tom Zlabinger, associate professor of music at ... more

Katie O'Hara LaBrie is a cellist, music educator, and a prolific composer for educational string orchestra, having published with Alfred Music and Randall Standridge Music, where she also serves as the orchestral division editor. She's also the autho... more

Brian Balmages is a world-renowned composer and conductor, as well as the director of Make Music Publications and Digital Education for Alfred Music. Today we are taking a deep dive into his compositional process as well as the world of Concert Band ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Tom Zlabinger
Associate Professor of Music at New York College; board member of the Association for Popular Music Education; creator of Dr. Tom's Charts
New York College; Association for Popular Music Education
Episode: 70. Embracing the Modern Band Movement, with Tom Zlabinger
Katie O'Hara LaBrie
Cellist, music educator, and composer; orchestral division editor at Randall Standridge Music
Randall Standridge Music; Alfred Music
Episode: 69. Getting Your String Writing "In Gear" with Katie O'Hara LaBrie
Brian Balmages
Composer and conductor; director of Make Music Publications and Digital Education for Alfred Music
Make Music Publications; Alfred Music
Episode: 68. Brian Balmages: Finding Success in Educational Music
Tommee Profitt
Composer, producer, and creator of Birth of a King
Independent artist/ composer
Episode: 67. Tommee Profitt’s “The Birth of a King” and the Composer as Producer
Boian Videnoff
CEO and co-founder of Enote
Enote
Episode: [REBROADCAST] AI and the End of Physical Sheet Music: Enote CEO Boian Videnoff
Johan Ronström
Product Manager of ScoreCloud, involved in AI transcription technology
ScoreCloud
Episode: 66. ScoreCloud: Bridging the Gap Between A.I. and Live Performance, with Johan Ronström
Sebastian Murgul
CEO and co-founder of klang.io
klang.io
Episode: 65. Klang.io CEO Sebastian Murgul on the Role of A.I. in Sheet Music
Andrew Carlins
CEO and co-founder of Songscription
Songscription
Episode: 64. Building “Shazam for Sheet Music”: Songscription CEO Andrew Carlins
Adrian Holovaty
Founder and CEO of Soundslice
Soundslice
Episode: 63. Adrian Holovaty on Soundslice, Chat GPT Hallucination, and the Future of Interactive Scores

Host

Garrett Breeze
Host of Selling Sheet Music

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 32 ratings
  • Informative and helpful

    A very informative podcast that provides lots of genuinely helpful tips for newcomers to the business, and the regular guests offer additional opinions and views on the various topics discussed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    WuscheLXD
    Austriaa year ago
  • A great podcast for composers and arrangers

    I really enjoy Garrett’s podcast. He’s got terrific tips for composers about promoting and self-publishing music, and his interviews always uncover interesting paths and approaches by others in the industry. Keep up the great work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andrew Harrison Composer
    Australia2 years ago
  • Great info for indie publishers

    I’ve listened to most episodes of Selling Sheet Music and am overdue to write a review. This podcast has great information for indie composers, arrangers and publishers. Lots of great and knowledgeable guests, plus Garrett is a well prepared host. This is a great overview of sheet music publishing for folks entering the business. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Prof EKS
    United States2 years ago
  • I couldn’t stop listening

    I just discovered this and binged the first year in a week or so. There is so much great information shared, from the host, and the various guests. Plus, there is an incredible helpful website that supports the podcast, with shows, show notes, and great resources. If one is at all interested in selling sheet music, and all of its related aspects, this podcast is a must listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tvosbein
    United States2 years ago
  • Great podcast!

    Great podcast that sparks lots of ideas for entrepreneurial composers/musicians!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AC12344321
    United States4 years ago

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Guests consistently deliver knowledgeable, industry-specific insights.
Show notes and resources are a helpful companion for listeners.
Host is well-prepared and interview quality is high, with useful takeaways for publishing and education.
Listeners praise practical tips for indie publishers and composers.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

63. Adrian Holovaty on Soundslice, Chat GPT Hallucination, and the Future of Interactive Scores
Q: Can you explain the AI-related incident with ChatGPT and what you learned from it?
ChatGPT suggested features Soundslice didn't have, leading us to implement a bespoke ASCII tab importer to meet user expectations and defend against misinformation, which underscored the need for clear communication and responsive product alignment with AI hype.
63. Adrian Holovaty on Soundslice, Chat GPT Hallucination, and the Future of Interactive Scores
Q: How has Soundslice evolved since its early days focused on tablature?
We added standard notation, a browser-based engraving engine, and a suite of interactive features that let users tailor what they see and hear, making it a comprehensive transcription and practice workflow rather than a simple viewer.
63. Adrian Holovaty on Soundslice, Chat GPT Hallucination, and the Future of Interactive Scores
Q: For those new to Soundslice, how would you summarize what the platform does and who it's for?
Soundslice is an interactive, web-based music practice environment that combines synced notation with source recordings and practice tools, designed for learners, teachers, and performers across many instruments and genres.
70. Embracing the Modern Band Movement, with Tom Zlabinger
Q: Why do you call this a Modern Band, and how does it differ from traditional ensembles?
Modern Band reframes popular music as a central pedagogy by focusing on ensembles built around rhythm sections and guitars, with flexible instrumentation, and by using charts and a coaching approach rather than rigid, traditional rehearsals. It centers student interest, groove, and practical performance contexts, which helps engage learners who connect with contemporary music.
64. Building “Shazam for Sheet Music”: Songscription CEO Andrew Carlins
Q: How can musicians prepare for a future where AI transcription changes the landscape? Where can they learn about developments and stay ahead?
He suggests reaching out via email, engaging with academic work in Music Information Retrieval, and using accessible explanations to learn, while emphasizing that this is an evolving field with ongoing policy discussions.

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This show centers on the business of sheet music, publishing strategy, and the evolving landscape of music education and distribution. Across episodes, listeners hear from educators, composers, publishers, and music-technology leaders who share practical guidance on self-publishing, marketing, licensing, and adapting to digital formats. Notable throughlines include how educators leverage modern pedagogy and chart-based tools, the impact of AI and automation on transcription and publishing, and real-world case studies from leading publishing houses and technology startups. The cadence blends actionable tips for indie creators with strategic insights from executives, making it a solid resource for both creators seeking visibility and brands l... more

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Recent guests on Selling Sheet Music include:

1. Dr. Tom Zlabinger
2. Katie O'Hara LaBrie
3. Brian Balmages
4. Tommee Profitt
5. Boian Videnoff
6. Johan Ronström
7. Sebastian Murgul
8. Andrew Carlins

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