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PINETREE
PRODUCTIONSWhere American music and history come alive!
A professional media service providing...
Music consulting and commissions
Reference Guides (with accompanying music on CDR):
A Guide to Film Music: Songs amd Scores (4th updated edition)
A Guide to George Gershwin (2nd updated edition)
A Guide to Shaker Music (6th updated edition)
New England Songster (1768 - 1988)
Remembering Radio: Great Songwriters and Singers (2nd updated edition)
Music collections, eBooks, and other publications available at the
List of PineTree Music Series
on CDs and DVDs
- PTM 1001: (CD-R) Come, Gentle Peace
- PTM 1002: (CD-R) Creator God, We Give You Thanks
- PTM 1003: (CD-R) The Dark Night is Ending
- PTM 1004: (CD-R) Peace - A Music Sampler
- PTM 1005: (CD-R) Simple Gifts of Shaker Music
- PTM 1006: (CD-R) Songs of Survival - A Musical Scrapbook
- PTM 1007: (DVD+R) Now and Then - Stoughton History and Music
- PTM 1008: (DVD+R) The Shakers On Television
- PTM 1009: (eBook) Lincoln and Liberty - Music of Abraham Lincoln's Era
- PTM 1010: (eBook) "Shake, Rattle and Roll" - Electric Elvis and Bill Randle
- PTM 1011: (eBook) The Story of 'Simple Gifts'
- PTM 1012: (eBook) The Boston Peace Jubilees
For additional recordings, go to:
Music consulting
and
commissions
Roger Lee Hall is the Director of PINETREE PRODUCTIONS and is available for music consulting, lecturing, workshops and music commissions.
He has received letters announcing his listing in three prestigious directories published by Marquis Who's Who:
Who's Who in America
Who's Who in American Education
Who's Who in the WorldHere is what was written in a letter to Mr. Hall:
"Congratulations! Because of the reference value of your outstanding achievements, Marquis Who's Who has selected your biographical profile for inclusion in the 25th Silver Anniversary Edition of Who's Who in the World. This special anniversary edition will feature biographies of more than 50,000 of the most accomplished men and women from around the globe and across all fields of endeavor. It is a testament to your hard work and dedication to success that you have earned a place in Who's Who in the World. You should be proud of your achievements."
--Karen Chassie, Managing Editor
Mr. Hall is a musicologist, consultant, educator, lecturer, singer and ASCAP composer with over 35 years experience.
He has researched and written numerous magazine articles, monographs, music collections, CD reviews, and music guides.
In addition, he is a poet and playwright. One of his poems, "Melody in G," received a national merit award and was included in a poetry anthology. Several of his one-act plays have dealt with historical subjects.
For additional information about his work, click on these links:
Here is a listing of Mr. Hall's many activities:
- Director, American Music Recordings Archive
- Director, Society for Earlier American Music
- Founder of National Carry A Tune Week
- President of The Tune Lovers Society.
- Music consultant for the National Geographic Society, Paul Revere House, Rounder Records, Sampler Records, music festivals, seminars, special events.
- Editor and Publisher of the e-zine, Film Music Review.
- Former Historian, Vice-President, Music Director of the Old Stoughton Musical Society, founded in 1786 and now the oldest choral society in America. Also Chairman of the OSMS Bicentennial Committee in 1986, planning special exhibits, concerts, preparing an 200th anniversary commemorative program.
- Preservation Project: Massachusetts Cultural Council funding for Music from Stoughton -- a community series of educational publications and videos for use in the public schools and for local residents.
- Chairman of the Stoughton Arts Council and member of the Massachusetts Arts Lottery Advisory Committee.
- Music teacher -- classical and popular music courses in colleges, adult education, and in workshops.
- ASCAP composer of over 100 works for voices and instruments.
- Author of many publications, including these guides: American Christmas music, Film Music, George Gershwin, Remembering Radio, Shaker Music.
- Cable TV Host and Producer for series of music programs.
- Radio Host for "IN THE MOOD"-- nightly program featuring popular music.
- Producer of "Great American Songs" radio series.
- Lecturer, workshop leader, and singer in numerous music programs.
To read the descriptions of programs for schools, colleges, historical societies, companies, or other organizations, click on this link:
To obtain copies of concert music and interviews with composers and musicians, see
American Music Recordings Archive (AMRA)
For those interested in joining a Free web group devoted to researching music from the past, go to:
Society for Earlier American Music (SEAM)
Read about National Carry A Tune Week and the Tunemaker Hall of Fame at this link:
To contact Mr. Hall about music consulting work or to schedule an entertaining and informative concert, lecture or workshop, write to:
See the list of music articles and books at
Amnerican Music Recordings Archive
Essential American Recordings Survey
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