My Research

As part of my PhD studies at Temple University, I completed a thematic catalog of 20th and 21st Century solo baritone saxophone repertoire by American composers. It is offered here for baritone saxophonists seeking ideas for additional repertoire to study, or for academic purposes.

Spotlight On Low Frequencies by Jeffrey A. HartDownload

Free Informational pdf files

PMEA Session PDF:
Making Sibelius 7 Work for Your Practical and Creative NeedsDownload
PMEA Session PDF:
Flute, Clarinet and Saxophone ToolboxDownload
Clarinet Finger Positions:
Especially helpful for those flute or saxophone players who are learning clarinet!Download

Free Mountain Dulcimer SHeet Music

dives-and-lazarus-2Download
i-love-my-loveDownload
the-skye-boat-songDownload

Free Guitar & Ukulele Sheet Music

Cielito Lindo for GuitarDownload
Las Mañanitas for Guitar Download
Ode To Joy for UkuleleDownload

Sibelius Tips & Tricks Videos

Getting rid of the startup sound, modifying your page texture, and modifying your desktop.
Simple ways to help you get your page layout looking great!
Mapping percussion, and getting the playback of certain percussion instruments to sustain through multiple bars.
Create cue notes for your score: notes that are both small and silent (won’t play back in the mix).
19 basic shortcut keys to know!
Protecting your work using a copyright notice and watermark.
A quick video about making huge time signatures for your score!
Things to remember when writing for kettledrums (timpani) in your next composition or arrangement.
Besides notes themselves, what else can be made cue-sized? Watch this video to find out!
Come along with me as I show you my first steps for addressing part layout!
Let’s get those glissandos sounding better!