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Classical compositions

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Composers

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Conductors

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Critics, historians, and musicologists

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Discographies

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The requests are disambiguated in two forms; requests for mean we have no content and should, requests from mean the main article has a disproportionately large discography that should be split from the article to stand alone.

Festivals, concerts and awards

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  • Brick Lane Jazz Festival (Brick Lane Jazz Festival is an annual London based jazz festival. The festival occurs across several venues on and around Brick Lane. 2026 marks its fifth year in 2026, and will be running from Thursday 23rd April until Sunday 26 April. With a "mind-expanding & genre-defying line-up that mirrors the vibrant convergence of London’s thriving underground music scenes. The focus, as always, is on spotlighting emerging talent, bringing together artists from jazz, hip-hop, neo-soul, R&B, broken beat and electronic music, who will perform across twelve iconic music venues.") ([45] [46] [47] [48] [49])
  • 1994 Billboard Music Awards A version of the Billboard Awards held in 1994.
  • Bass Coast Festival - independent international exhibition of electronic music and art. Founded in 2009 and held in Merit, British Columbia, Canada. From being the first event of its kind to take a stance in favour of respect for First Nations by banning gaudy headdress to introducing harm reduction strategies long before the concept was universal (2015) and adopting serious environmental practices, this has been a staging ground for a great deal of progressive partying. ([50] [51] [52] [53])
  • Boston Fuzzstival The psych-, garage-, and surf-rock Fuzzstival is the brainchild of Illegally Blind Productions’ Jason Trefts to unite local bands across genres for two days for an accessible and affordable price. It has been held for a decade.

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  • Cata Flamenca de Montilla Music festival held during the annual grape harvest festival and wine tasting event in Montilla-Moriles [56] [57] [58] [59]
  • Dhamaka Bollywood - promotes love, peace and unity among India and Pakistan; featured Sonu Nigam, Atif Aslam and Naz Choudhury a the O2 Arena in April 2012; [60]; [61]
  • Drone Day - international celebration of experimental and drone music, that takes place every May. Since its inception in 2014 events have happened in every Canadian province and Territory, including 4 international events. [62] [63] [64]
  • Hity Na Czasie (pl:Hity Na Czasie), Reference: Elżbieta Rutkowska (19 July 2011). ""Hity na czasie" po zmianie anteny zyskały widzów" ["Hity na czasie" gained viewers after the change of channel]. Press (in Polish). Archived from the original on 15 August 2023. Retrieved 13 April 2025.
  • Italy Percussion Competition The Competition takes place since 2003. Every year international renowed percussionists judge in the following sections: Marimba, Vibraphone, Timpani, Sanre Drum, Drum Set and Composition. Together with the competition there are concerts, clinics and masterclasses given by the judges and invited guest-artists - the festival Days of Percussion Italy)Hosted by Italy Percussive Arts Society, a non-profit-cultural-organization and part of the worldwide network of "Percussive Arts Society". The Competition and the festival take place in Montesilvano Pescara Italy - annual in September ([65] [66] [67] [68] [69])
  • KamerFEST Music Festival - KamerFEST Music Festival is a 3-day Music Festival which occurs in Atlanta, GA. This music festival features some of the biggest Recording Artists from Cameroon, Central Africa, who travel to the United States to showcase their talent to an international audience. The KamerFEST Music Festival includes Music Contests, a Music Business Workshop, an All-White Welcome Event, and the main event, the Live Concert. [70] [71] [72] [73] [74] [75] [76])
  • Kiss KruiseKiss Kruise or The Kiss Kruise - an annual musical cruise featuring Kiss and numerous guest acts. [77]
  • Metal Swap Meet - yearly event held in San Diego that focuses on heavy metal vendors, artists, bands, and meet and greets ([78] [79] [80]
  • Orlando Nerd Fest - Nerd music festival in Orlando, Florida, USA. Took over for Nerdapalooza. [81] [82] [83] [84] [85]
  • Quest Festival - An annual 3-day camping music festival featuring live and electronic music, arts, workshops, cinema and performances. Held in Son Tinh Camp, Ba Vi, Vietnam, Quest Festival is the country's largest music festival [86] [87] [88] [89] [90] [91] [92] [93] [94] [95] [96]
  • Slingshot Festival - Athens, GA annual music festival that serves as a showcase for innovative music, art, and technology in one of the most famous music towns in the US. The talent gets more premiere every year. [97] [98] [99]
  • Snowmass Mammoth Fest - Music, chili, and craft beer festival that takes place every June in Snowmass Village, Colorado. Started in 2003, the festival features on-site camping, food and craft vendors, late night shows, chili competitions and a beer tasting with 25 microbreweries. Past festival artists include Awolnation, Leftover Salmon, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, JJ Grey & Mofro, The Joy Formidable, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Dr. John, The Neville Brothers, Michael Franti and Xavier Rudd; [100] [101] [102][103] [104] [105]
  • Template:Sanremo Music Festival year – Just like {{Escyr}}, but for Sanremo.
  • Women Of Rhythm A series held in different parts of India. Started in 2016. Highlights and promotes percussionists and drummers from across the country by curating collaboration among the musicians. 5 editions have been concluded in cities like Mumbai Pune Hyderabad Surat and has featured artists from 15 to 60 years of age.[106] [107]
  • Grapevine Gathering A yearly event held all across Australia that started in 2017. It combines the worlds of music and wine across the country's best winery for a day full of dancing and drinking [108] [109] [110] [111]
  • Unreal Unearth Tour A massive global tour spanning 2023, 2024, and 2025 by Irish musician Hozier. The tour ranged from amphitheatres to arenas to stadiums with a varying setlist covering the majority of his discography, mainly his critically acclaimed third album, Unreal Unearth, which included Billboard Hot 100 number-one hit, "Too Sweet". [112] [113]

Genres

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Jazz

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Lists

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  • List of Billboard Dance Club Songs top-ten songs - 1
  • Firsts in Popular Music (A list of first milestones in popular music that thus excludes classical music, which includes music releases like albums, singles, and extended plays, commercial and critical receptions, runtime milestone, and types of distribution, among others)
  • Firsts in Music (A list of first milestones in music, which includes music releases like albums, singles, and extended plays, commercial and critical receptions, runtime milestone, and types of distribution, among others)

Media

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  • All Access Music Group a.k.a. AllAccess.com. Might be a useful addition to Wikipedia, seeing it's used more than a thousand times (name, domain) as a (reliable) source. The Los Angeles Times has called it "an online journal of the radio industry" ([114][115]). Some webpages that might be useful: [116] (at MusicRow), [117] (at Crunchbase), [118][119][120]çekmeköy anaokulları
  • Any Decent Music or AnyDecentMusic? (anydecentmusic.com) - Used on Wikipedia, among other places, in {{Music ratings}} as the "ADM" parameter. Also used stand-alone in thousands of places, including in section titles, such as in various "year in jazz" (example) and "year in hip-hop" (example) articles. Q4778122 at Wikidata. Subject already has articles on 11 Wikipedia language editions. If it's not notable here, first of all, why do we value its review content and scores, but secondly and more importantly, maybe at the very least we can still internally link it to an article in the Wikipedia namespace, such as WP:A/S#Aggregates. --62.166.252.159 (talk) 18:18, 2 July 2025 (UTC)[reply]
  • buffaBLOG - [121] - An award-winning [12] music and culture blog chronicling the Western New York Music scene often referenced for local music happenings
  • Drooble - Drooble is an online social media and social networking service for musicians that enables its users to search for and connect with other musicians from all over the world, promote their music and develop their talents. The idea for Drooble was conceived by founder and CEO Melina Krumova in 2012. Since then, the company has been working towards its goal of giving a voice to all musicians, no matter their level of skill and popularity, and creating a place where people from all over the world can come together to work on music projects, discuss their work, develop their talents and creative musical potential. [122] [123] [124] [125] [126]
  • Live in Buffalo: July 4, 2004 - see John Rzeznik
  • Lyrical Lemonade (Music Blog and media company that is based in Chicago Illinois. Created by Cole Bennett, Lyrical Lemonade has grown from a personal blog into a music video production and concert organizer.)
  • Music Ally - London-based music intelligence company focused on tech and digital spaces. Founded in 2002 with industry-level paying readership and subscribers (Universal Music Group, Sony Music, Vistex, and more at corporate subscription level). Media partner for major industry events (MIDEM, Reeperbahn and more). Content includes a daily publication, a bi-weekly report on digital tools and campaign highlights, and a monthly comprehensive report on a specific industry subject. [127] [128] [129] [130] [131] [132]
  • Scene Point Blank - heavy music webzine celebrating 10 years (punk/hardcore/metal/hip-hop/more: [133]. I have an article ready for submission if this is deemed acceptable.Lorenspb (talk) 21:25, 19 September 2013 (UTC)[reply]
  • The Guitar Magazine (separate article) – existing link leads nowhere
  • UK sheet music charts (Charts based on sales of sheet music for popular songs were published in the UK from the 1930s to the 1960s - prior to 1952, they were the only regular music charts in the UK, published in Melody Maker and the New Musical Express, also broadcast on Radio Luxembourg) [13] [14] [15] [134] Billboard magazine issues which include these charts are also available to view for free. NB. I wasn't sure which category this request belonged in.
  • URB Press - is a webzine completely devoted to US Black Music and culture: rap, hip hop, r&b, soul, jazz [135][16][17][18]

Music theory

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Musical instruments

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A-I

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  • A. B. Chase Company - American piano and organ manufacturer of the late 1800s/early 1900s
  • Abigail Ybarra - Famous guitar pickup winder for Fender Musical Instruments and Jackson Guitars, respected by peers and connoisseurs.
  • Allen B. Chase - American piano maker.
  • Alburn Watson - Violin maker
  • Baldwin SD-10 - historic competitor to Steinway Concert Grand - the SD-10 was the official piano of the Boston Symphony, the Cincinnati Symphony, the Metropolitan Opera, the Tanglewood Festival, the piano preferred by Leonard Bernstein, Andre Previn, Walter Gieseking, Earl Wild, Jorge Bolet, Abbey Simon and others.
  • Bass Horn/Contrabass French Horn - currently redirects to Serpent (instrument) - keyed a half step higher than the standard Trombone or Euphonium
  • Beta Aivin - a modern Chinese electric instrument manufacturer also known as "B3".[136][137].
  • Bher Bros. & Co. - piano manufacturer
  • Bounkam - African horn instrument
  • C.BAER - Italian piano manufacturer of the early 1800s
  • California Audio Technology [138] - Founded in 1990, CAT - California Audio Technology is the global engineering and custom audio manufacturing firm internationally recognized as the world's premier craftsmen of custom ultra high performance loudspeakers, amplifiers, DSP's
  • Clay Whistle - currently redirects to Whistle - Ceramic whistles (such as "Clay Bird Whistles"), typically shaped as humans or animals, are known from all around the world. In Danish such whistles are known as "piv-i-røv" ("toot-in-ass") whistles because one whistle into the rear end of them. I have found a few references to such clay whistles in Ceramics of Jalisco, Emaischen, Filimonovo toy, and other examples could probably be found. Yet a comprehensive Wikipedia main article on clay whistles is yet to be written.
  • CP30 - Yamaha
  • Casio CTK-496 - Casio keyboard
  • cheer horn (ja:チアホーン)
  • Clavia Nord Electro 3 - Clavia update of Nord Electro 2 keyboard
  • Combuitar - 26 string acoustic guitar-like instrument with three necks
  • Dixon Guitars - A Japanese/Korean made guitar manufacturer that was victim of a lawsuit causing them to go out of business.
  • Dragonfly Tapping Instruments - makers of unique 6, 7 and 8 string tapping instruments.
  • Emenee - A manufacturer of chord organs, arguably toys, but popular at one time
  • Ensoniq DP/4 - A popular parallel effects processor
  • Fender Dimension Bass - Relatively new Fender bass model, moderate priority.
  • List of Fender players - There's a list of Gibson Player and a list of strato/telecaster players but there are much more Fender Players out there. N.B. Stratocaster and Telecaster are Fender guitars, thus people who play them would be "Fender Players."
  • Focusrite Forte - mixing console, very specialized and intricate, only two were produced
  • Fresher Guitars - Japanese made guitars from the late 1970s and early 80's. Many of which were involved in the so-called "lawsuit" guitars, when multiple Japanese manufacturers were sued by the Gibson corporation for copying their designs and using equal or better materials and selling for a fraction of the price.
  • G-60A - Guitar produced by Yamaha late '60s, early '70s
  • Granada Guitars - made Les Paul copy guitars in the 1970s
  • Greedtone - Makers of effects pedals and other audio gear.
  • Yurtiçi Kargo TakipGuitar produced by Yamaha late '60s, early '80s
  • Groove Tubes - A maker of amplifiers, tubes, and other gear. Name purchased by Fender, who releases "Groove Tubes" tubes for amps, but was once an independent boutique company.
  • Handle lutes -- referred to in the classification of stringed instruments
  • Hanser Holding International - Owner of several major guitar makers, including B.C. Rich
  • Hawk-bells - Used in falconry. Notable or culturally significant enough to be its own playing card suit. Distinct from Jingle bells and Crotal bells.
  • Hoepfner Piano- A Berlin-based piano company from 1880s until 1929. Manufactured the rare desk piano. http://www.en.faszinationklaviere.de/klaviere--fluegel/klaviere-und-fluegel-vor-1880/index.html is a known expert who may have information
  • Hudka- (or "hūḍka", also "hudak" or "hudk") an hourglass-shaped pressure drum, used in North Indian (Hindustani) folk music, similar to the West African "talking drum". See "Constructing Regionalism: Discourses of Spirituality and Cultural Poverty in the Popular Music of Uttarakhand, North India" by Stefan Patrick Fiol <https://books.google.ca/books?id=zD4RZzTfyqwC>, p. 17. It can be heard on such recordings as "Enchanting of Himalaya - Flute" by Rajendra Prasanna [139], [140] currently a redirect to Udukai
  • Isoka Flute - A six-holed gourd flute aerophone commonly made in artisan shows and sold inexpensively. They are similar to the ocarina which Isoka Flute currently redirects to.

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  • Theo Wanne Classic Mouthpieces - Saxophone mouthpieces by saxophone expert and former mouthpiece refacer Theo Wanne; only mouthpiece company with five US patents for design and production and is becoming more well known. [143][144][145]
  • Wilcox-Gay Corporation Manufacturer of radios, tape decks, reel-to-reel systems, televisions, police radios, record players, transcription recorders and a pioneer in home recording, recordio was their first line of hardware. [146]

Musicians

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Main page: Wikipedia:Requested articles/music/Performers, bands and songwriters

Orchestras, bands, ensembles, groups

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Solo musicians

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  • Lily Rose (country music artist and Atlanta, Georgia native known for blending country with pop and rock, who rose to fame following her 2020 viral TikTok hit "Villain". She is a pioneering openly gay country music artist who has had a successful career touring with Sam Hunt and Shania Twain. She has also been featured on The Voice and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.) (People Magazine Website)

Suzi Jane Hokom, singer who sang “For a Day Like Today” written by Lee Hazlewood, on the album Cowboy in Sweden, released in 1970.

DJ Many Certified Gold By The RIAA Source: https://www.riaa.com/gold-platinum/?tab_active=default-award&se=DJ+Many#search_section Last Month For My Song With https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toby_Turner Here Is A Article About It In Broadway World https://www.broadwayworld.com/bwwmusic/article/DJ-Many-YouTuber-Tobuscus-Reach-RIAA-Gold-For-Minecraft-Collab-20231214

Some Articles In The Media AboutDJ Many.

https://www.inc.com/john-boitnott/how-to-use-your-talent-to-attract-the-attention-of-major-brands.html

https://www.bizjournals.com/kansascity/news/2016/03/14/dj-many-twitter-personality-emanuel-thomas.html

https://www.flavourmag.co.uk/dj-many-releases-single-know-with-pop-legend-donny-osmond/

Gold Record Database Link:

https://www.riaa.com/gold-platinum/?tab_active=default-award&se=DJ+Many#search_section

  • Annabel Jones (musician) - Singer and daughter of Davy Jones (musician)
  • Samuel Aniekan, known professionally as BJ Sam, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter.[171]
  • Lynn Castle, 1960s barber, composer, musician, and singer, mentioned in our Missing Links (album) article. [172] [173]
  • Gaetano Dellepiane Peruvian-American singer-songwriter and author of the first quantum-future prediction musical artwork. [19] Inventor of the first crypto-sonorous currency in the world (2017). [20] Founder of the international catalogue of the cajón instrument (2018). [21] Owner of the Gaetanotto record label (2011–Present). [22]
  • Stamatis Gonidis, Greek singer [23][24][25]
  • Adi Agashé d:Q27922197 - Indian singer-songwriter and actor.
  • Charlie Bereal Member of The Soul Seekers. Reviewer note: could possibly be created as a redirect.
  • Jennifer Heemstra (pianist)[174],[175]
  • János Breitner (1915-1981) - Hungarian music composer and singer; recorded and released a cover version of Sixteen Tons in 1960 called "Húsz tonna" on 7 inch record EP. The lyrics are translated from the original, but for the number of syllables, "16 tons" is changed to "20 (húsz) tonna". (Hungarian Wikipedia)
  • Kara Nichole African American Christian Gospel singer-songwriter. [176], [177],[178]
  • KWEAN OONTZ also known as Chris Courtney Martin Queer African American Electronica Musician, screenwriter, poet and author. [179] , [180] , [181] , [182]
  • Virginia Mukwesha [fi] - Zimbabwean singer, musician, and dancer; daughter of Stella Chiweshe
  • Gilles Floret - (born 1966) French musician -- de:Gilles Floret, d:Q1524474
  • Melisande Pope is a Boston-born composer, producer, sound designer, and multi-instrumentalist. She currently freelance composes for Made Music Studio and Netflix Music Lab, she releases music as a solo artist and shares her playful love for all things music on social media. Pope has composed for national television through Big Foote Music + Sound and Butter Music & Sound, and she has recorded and toured as lead guitarist for emo-lounge artist Raavi, garage-pop singer Maya Lucia, folk-rock quintet Yankee & the Foreigners, and retro-rock group White Elephant. She graduated from Berklee College of Music as a recipient of the City Music Full-Tuition Scholarship. A massive picture of her playing guitar is featured at Berklee on the side of the Stan Getz Library on Massachusetts Avenue. She has worked as a production assistant for James Taylor. ([183]; [184]; [185]; [186]; [187])
  • Ben Portsmouth - an Elvis Tribute Artist. [26]
  • Mahjabeen Qazalbash, Suriyya Khanum alias Mahjabeen Qazalbash was a noted Pashto folk artist.[27] [28] Pashto singer Mahjabeen Qazalbash fights for her life as family seeks financial help, The Express Tribune, [29]
  • Pawel Siwczak, British / Polish harpsichordist, fortepianist and conductor, teacher[30] at the Royal Academy of Music in London, director of Bach Club. He specializes in historical performance, but loves reaching out beyond his disciplines, especially in collaborations with other artists. His work with Danny L Harle of PC Music was praised by BBC among "Five of the weirdest live sessions ever"[31]. He directes Royal Academy of Music Baroque Ensemble, notably in a Gresham College lecture-concert[32] with Professor Christopher Hogwood. He runs a concert series featuring period instruments in old and new repertoire in South-West London (first as Music at St Michael's, then London Concert Society, now merged into Bach Club) and takes part in Wandsworth Arts Fringe Festival[33][34] regularly.
    Pawel Siwczak founded Bach Club, a grass-root baroque music venue in Wandsworth, London (2020-2022), now boutique record label, concert and masterclass promoter and home to an ensemble (Bach Club Soloists).
    He released a music video with Beethoven's Adagio from "Moonlight Sonata" played on a copy of a historical piano[35][36], as well as other recordings. He featured on BBC Radio, Riverside Radio, The Strad[37]. He performs in the UK and internationally. He recently commissioned a new piece for the harpsichord and modern chamber ensemble from Héloïse Werner.
    Pawel Siwczak is a Fellow of the Royal Societ of Arts. He was elected ARAM (Associate of the Royal Academy of Music) for his services to arts and music.
    Some other media mentions: [38][39][40][41]
  • Tim Heintz, Pianist and composer from Los Angeles, CA.

Chameleon. That truly describes keyboardist/composer Tim Heintz. As an artist, sideman, songwriter, composer, and programmer, Tim has blended his background in jazz, rock, R&B and church music to be known as one of the most versatile musicians in the LA music business. Becoming known as a go-to session musician during the ‘80s and ‘90s, his work as a keyboardist and synth programmer was always in demand, working for artists as diverse as Jessica Simpson, Al Jarreau, Emerson, Lake and Palmer, Natalie Grant, Aretha Franklin, and Barry Manilow. Tim’s creative efforts also led to him being involved in many projects as an arranger and songwriter. His songs have been recorded by artists such as Lee Ann Rimes (Desperate Housewives Soundtrack), Sara Evans and the Warren Bros (the film “Where the Heart Is”), John Tesh, George Benson and many others. As a film composer, Tim has contributed music to box-office hits like “Enemy of the State”, “One Hour Photo”, and “Gone in 60 Seconds”. Tim has also written, produced, and arranged music for hundreds of TV and radio commercials, Disney and Universal theme parks, and several TV series. As an artist, Tim released 5 albums during 1987-1992 in what was the fast-growing smooth jazz genre. His song “Dear Jacqui” has remained a standard in that format and is still played on radio stations around the world every day. , [188], [189] [190]

  • Nathan Sharp, American YouTuber, voice actor, musician, and label owner. [191]
  • Rarri Dream A Georgia rapper, singer and record producer [192] [193] [194] [195] [196] [197] [198]* Dayvid Swart – Canadian drummer known for his work with Econoline Crush, Forty Foot Echo, and Todd Kerns. Founder of Vancouver’s Sanctuary Studio and Jamnasium Studio. Subject is documented in Cryptic Rock, Canadian Beats, Georgia Straight, Vancouver Sun, Vancouver Is Awesome, and Whitecourt Star. Draft available at User:Dayvid777/sandbox.

Organizations

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  • Documentary Songwriters - [199] Documentary Songwriting is a unique, step-by-step method of co-writing music that fosters empathy, boosts self-confidence and strengthens community. It demystifies creativity and allows someone with no musical background to express themselves through high-quality songs. Documentary Songwriting has been used to enhance understanding between Turkish and Greek Cypriots at the UN Buffer Zone on Cyprus, to tell the stories of refugees from the Middle East seeking asylum in Belgium, and to tell women’s #MeToo stories. Projects have been featured on TEDx and on NPR’s Morning Edition. [200]; [201];[202]
  • Equal Dreams An online music market. Has received extensive media attention (examples: [203][204][205][206][207]), there is also an article about Equal Dreams in the Finnish Wikipedia. Equal Dreams should appear (at least in my opinion) in the following categories: Category:Music websites Category:Online music stores Category:Community websites Category:Online social networking. I'm an intern in the company, so I don't think I am able (=allowed) to start a neutral article about Equal Dreams.
  • International Confederation of Music Publishers - International Confederation of Music Publishers is the only international trade association that represents the interests of the global music publishing community. Members encompass individuals and music publishing associations from around the world, including independent multinational and international companies, regional and national music publishers.Their work includes addressing intellectual property and copyright issues in six primary areas of focus, including Free Trade Agreements, Global Repertoire Database, Exceptions to copyright and WIPO, Collective Rights Management, Europeana and Orphan Works, Private Copying Levies and Cloud Computing. The organisation publishes a bimonthly newsletter, entitled "Global Briefing" that summarises industry news from around the world. Their head office is located in Zurich, Switzerland, while its secretariat operates from Brussels, Belgium - [208]
  • Manhattan Concert Productions - is dedicated to excellence in music making, hospitality, and travel details. Manhattan Concert Productions is a New York City-based production company in its 16th season of performance opportunities for deserving choirs, bands and orchestras at famous venues throughout the United States and abroad. . [209]; [210]; [211]; [212]; [213]; [214]; [215]; [216]

N–Z

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  • Utopia Music AG - [217] Swiss music financial technology company. Recently acquired several companies with a presence on Wikipedia [218] [219]. Currently valued at 2.5 billion euros [220].

Producers

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Note: Electronic music DJs should be listed at Wikipedia:Requested articles/music/Performers and bands.

A–B

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  • BUMPSTER - Rob Martinez (BUMPSTER) is a South Texas music producer, musician, and songwriter based in San Antonio. He has released House music under French house label, Ft.loh [[221]]. [[222]] [[223]]

C–G

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S-Z

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  • Sonnemm (stylized “sonnemm”) - LA-based Peruvian Music Producer. Noted for writing and producing records for numerous artists and TV shows including “The Good Doctor” (S4 E19 “Venga”), Fast and Furious: Spy Racers (S5 E8 “The Toretto Virus”), among others. Also performs as Music Director of the Active Rock Band Zero 9:36.[245], [246] , [247], [248], [249]
  • Tony May (born Ross Anthony May, 1937) - New York City recording engineer, songwriter and producer; engineering career spans many genres, included Broadway musicals, film soundtracks and television, and stretched from the 1950s analog tape mono era to early multi-track digital, as well as analog restorations and transfers to digital formats; many of his mid-1970s recordings were later sampled for rap and hip-hop ("Hot Wheels (The Chase)", from the soundtrack to the film Gordon's War; "It's Your Thing", from the Isley Brothers album It's Our Thing, to name two); [250]; [251];
  • Trevor Kampmann Artist, Producer, and Mastering Engineer of many Temporary Residence and Teenbeat recordings including Explosions In The Sky's Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Die, Those Who Tell the Truth Shall Live Forever and Flin Flon's "Boo-B00" [252] Speaking for Trees [253]
  • Tristam (musician - music producer, released by monstercat between 2011 and 2018; in 2020 founded his own label, Onyx Four Record, and there released his album Violence - Translate from es:Tristam
  • Wayne Bennett (musician) (also known as Wayne Lotek and Lotek) - producer, 2009 Barclaycard Mercury Prize-winning album Speech Therapy by Speech Debelle; produced for Roots Manuva on a number of his albums including the 2002 Mercury Prize-nominated album Run Come Save Me as well as releasing music as part of Lotek HiFi and as a solo artist; [254]

Publishers

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Record labels

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  • Affin - founded in 2007 by Joachim Spieth, is an independent music label recognized internationally for its distinctive approach to electronic music. Focused on ambient and deep techno, the label emphasizes authenticity, artistic freedom, and album-oriented releases featuring immersive soundscapes. - [286] [287]
  • Al Cafaro - chairman & CEO of A&M Records during the 1990s; [288]
  • Alfa Moon, Inc. - [289]
  • Arsis Audio - A classical record label serving ECS Publishing Group. [290] [291] [292]
  • Bad Stain Records - [293]; Bad Stain Records in an independent record label based out of Phoenix, Arizona that started in 1996. [42] [43] [44] [45] [46]

M–Z

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Recording studios

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Schools and music education

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Stage musicals

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Technical and business terms

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  • Channel (music) - like a pre-chorus, but as long as a verse, and instrumentally could fool someone into thinking that it is the chorus until the actual chorus breaks through; (I have no documentation but this is taught in songwriting books and classes)
  • envelope designer or transient designer - [341] (Tech Talk p. 6 for technical elements)
  • Musical act - as concept (like Band). Used in many articles
  • Regens chori (This appears to be a particular role in a choir. It appears in a handful of Wikipedia articles. For example, the article for Hans Richter, conductor.)
  • Scoring Stage - "Scoring Stage" appears to be a technical term for a place used to record movie scores. It appears in news articles and Google searches for the term used in this way. "Sound Stage" has an article, but this is a different concept. ([342], [343]

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