Susan Aberbach is the president of the music publishing company, Hill & Range, which was formed by her husband and his brother. The two brothers wanted to publish country...
Edna Adams has been a mentor to many within the music publishing and music retail business since first entering the industry in the early 1970s. She joined Charlie Hansen Music Publishing...
Hawley Ades was hired by Irving Berlin in 1932 to assist the legendary American songwriter with musical arrangements. Hawley stayed with Berlin for five years...
Henry Adler helped define the percussion industry with his music publishing company, drum shop and method books. His amazing life in music began as a drummer during the...
Toshio Akiyama is an internationally renowned figure widely known for his contribution as the "father of the Japanese wind bands". Having received his education at the famous...
John Aldridge has become one of the leading experts on the history of drums, percussion companies, and their products. As a publisher and editor, John established the magazine “Not So...
Van Alexander co-wrote “A-Tisket, A-Tasket” with Ella Fitzgerald while both worked in the Chick Webb Orchestra back in 1938. The success of that song led to a job as arranger for...
Eleanor Anderson and her son Kurt Anderson are co-managers of Woodbury Press, the music company formed by Eleanor’s late husband, Leroy Anderson. As composer and arranger, Leroy...
Kurt Anderson took over the music publishing company formed by his parents and more importantly kept the flame of his father’s extraordinary music legacy alive and well. In 2009...
Whispering Bill Anderson began his music career as a songwriter penning the 1958 hit “City Lights” for Ray Price. Within a few years Bill was encouraged to sing some of his songs...
