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About Amplify Female ComposersAmplify Female Composers is a new platform created by Carolyn Craig and Janet Yieh that seeks to encourage the performance of sacred music by female composers and arrangers. Our hope is to expand the rich repertoire of music in liturgical music programs, and to send this excellent music out into the world as a helpful resource for all church musicians and music lovers alike. The platform also hosts Resources and Articles pages to refer readers to some of the incredible work surrounding the liturgical music of female composers and arrangers.
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Upcoming News
This June 2021, watch a PipeTalk interview conversation with Sarah MacDonald, Susan Jane Matthews, Carolyn Craig and Janet Yieh in the American Guild of Organists OrganFest 2021 about Amplify Female Composers and A Great Host of Composers Sacred Music Database.
Amplify's Recent Projects:
The Advent Calendar Project, December 2020
Organ Meditations on the Stations of the Cross, March 2021
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Featured Video - The Choir of the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, New York City
How Can I Keep from Singing - Lowry/Plenn, arr. Sharon Harms. Director - Dr. David Hurd.
How Can I Keep from Singing - Lowry/Plenn, arr. Sharon Harms. Director - Dr. David Hurd.
Featured Resource: A Great Host of Composers
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Carolyn and Janet have joined an international team of 8 musicians researching the sacred music of women composers. This liturgical database building project recommends choral and organ pieces based on the three-year Revised Common Lectionary, and includes voicings, level of difficulty, where to purchase scores, where to listen to recordings, etc. Year B Advent through Proper 17B available at greathostcomposers.org.
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Our project exists solely for the purpose of showcasing sacred organ music by women composers and arrangers, and is not deriving any monetary profit whatsoever in doing so. All musical performances have been used with permission. By participating in the Advent Calendar Project and Stations of the Cross, musicians certify that they have bought scores to support the composers represented.