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Chester Music Ltd. and EAM - new PWM Edition's representatives
2014-01-04
We inform You, that from the 1st January 2014 PWM Edition's offer will be represented in the British Isles by Chester Music Ltd., and in North America by EAM. About EAM:Schott Music Corporation & European American Music Distributors Company (EAM) are members of the Schott Music international group of companies. One of the oldest and most respected music publishing companies in the world, Schott Music was founded by Bernhard Schott in Mainz, Germany in 1770 and is recognized today as a forward thinking, modern family-owned company. Schott Music Corporation in New York is a leading innovator in the field of American music publishing. Its primary mission is to identify, develop and support the creation of new music by the most gifted composers of our time at all stages in their careers. Schott Music Corporation's sister company, European American Music Distributors Company, is the North American rental and licensing representative for the complete catalogs of Schott Music, PSNY (Project Schott New York), Universal Edition, European American Music Corporation (Kurt Weill), Schott Helicon, Faber Music, Bärenreiter, Munchkin Music (Frank Zappa), PWM Edition (Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne SA), Edizioni Suvini Zerboni/Sugar Music, and the MCA/Universal Music Publishing Group, among others.
https://www.eamdc.com/
About Chester Music Ltd.:
The roots of Chester Music stretch back to the 1860s when John and William Chester became the first owners of the then Brighton-based company. In the early days the company specialised in the distribution of imported overseas editions of classical music. It was Chester’s reputation in Europe early in the twentieth century that attracted it to its new owner, Otto Kling, and to the many continental composers whom Chester was amongst the first to publish, including Stravinsky, Poulenc and Falla. As the century progressed, Chester moved its offices to London and its reputation grew as a vibrant company interested in both contemporary music and educational publishing. In the second half of the century, firstly under the ownership of Edition Wilhelm Hansen and, since 1988 as part of the Music Sales Group, the company has consolidated its international reputation in two specific areas – as a publisher of the finest of contemporary classical composers (Lutoslawski, Tavener, Weir, Saariaho, Salonen and Henze amongst many others) as well as of the leading composers writing for not only the concert hall but also for film and other media (including Nyman, Glass, Pook, Talbot, Einaudi and Yared).
http://www.musicsalesclassical.com/companies/chestermusicnovelloco
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