Read Max Giteck Duykers’s article “Quantifying MIDI Use for Instrumental Composers” in the latest issue of the SCI Newsletter.

Issues #50 and #51 of the SCI Journal of Music Scores have been published. Works included are:

Volume 50

• Federico Bonacossa – Rivir
• Bryce Cannell – Refractions
• Eric Guinivan – Aspen Winds
• Corey Keating – As the Night Blooms
• Philip Schuessler – Monochrome Variations

Volume 51

• Jay C. Batzner – Silhouettes, Receding
• Eric Guinivan – Prelude: Hymn and Snowfall
• Jessica Rudman – First Praise
• Nolan Stolz – Princess Ka’iulani
• Jacob Walls – Thirst

Congratulations to Eric Fegan and Texu Kim on winning the 2014 SCI/ASCAP Commission Competition! Read more here.

As the new Student Chapters Coordinator Natalie Williams is one of the newest members of the SCI Executive Committee. Many thanks to her for taking on this role, and much appreciation to Nick Demos, the outgoing coordinator, for his many years of extraordinary service to the SCI membership. Learn more about each of these outstanding composers by visiting their mySCI Webpages:

Easily purchase volumes of the SCI Journal of Music Scores directly from JW Pepper. Soon, volume 50 will be released!

For more information about each volume of the SCI Journal of Music Scores, Click Here.

SCI Members who create their own mySCI Webpage can be chosen as “Member of the Day.” View other mySCI webpages here.

Read Chris Lamb’s article “Composition at the Brevard Music Center” in this issue.

Read Gerald Warfield’s review of the 2013 SCI National Conference held at the Ohio State University in 2013 here.