Priorities:

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1. Aside from our regularly-scheduled engraving lineup, the priorites for this week and for the next few weeks will be on the Sacred Music category already in the catalog. This mostly includes just touchups here and there and making sure that everything is brand-standard. Most of the sacred works are choral, and those were the very first things added into the catalog when the company was started some years ago. 

2. You'll also notice that there's more activity on our social media outlets. Be sure to follow and share these in your own circles to get the word out and generate more traffic. We're on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Threads, and Twitter/X.

 

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For the Newcomers:

Here's a quick overview of how you get your place in the queue and the progress report. It's mostly first-come first-serve, with those who've accepted the offer of publication in any way (usually just an acknowledgment over email) earlier getting quicker treatment. Once you, as a composer, are up for engraving, you'll be in the progress report as I go through each of your pieces. The "Stages" of the process are:

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1. Engraving - Entering in all of the notes, etc., and making them easily readable.

2. Fine edits - Nitty-gritty stuff. Getting everything in the sheet music brand-standard and top quality. Often divided into Score and Parts.

3. Awaiting approval/corrections - I've sent you the PDFs to review. Now I'm waiting for you to let me know what adjustments you'd like me to make, or, if you're satisfied, to give me the green light to finish off the process.

4. Uploading - The final stage. Just getting everything ready to put it online. You won't see a 100% marker on this, since once it's in the online catalog, I remove it from this page.

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If you'd like a particular piece prioritized amongst your works for any reason, just let me know and I'll move it up to the top of your list. Otherwise, I just kinda go down the chart as you see it. If there are extenuating circumstances, such as an ensemble has told you that they want to perform a certain piece soon, etc., also let me know and I can expedite it no problem.

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If a piece is in bold it just means that it's being given priority for the moment. If it's highlighted it means I need something from you before I can continue working on it. If a piece is in italics it means that I'm waiting on word from a third party before I can continue.