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SBMP CO LTD
Music Publisher Dedicated to Nurturing the Choral Art - View complete scores, hear recordings, watch performance videos and view samples from educational DVDs & Books at SBMP.COM
Country/Area ：China
Company Email ：info@sbmp.com
Company website ：*****
Company phone ：805-505-7267,708-496-3828,800-442-1358
Established ：-
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Q1: What is the company name and its official website address?
A1: The company name is Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Inc., but it seems there was a mistake in the provided text as it mentions SBMP CO LTD. However, based on the content, we can infer that the correct company name is Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Inc.
Q2: What type of music does the company specialize in?
A2: The company specializes in choral music, including advanced catalog search, new releases, and various genres such as children's choir, middle school, high school, college, mixed choir, virtuoso tenor-bass choir, treble choir, multi-cultural church unity, and sacred music.
Q3: What is the process for submitting music to the company?
A3: To submit music to Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Inc., composers should send their work via email to Submission@sbmp.com with a subject line of "Submission / Piece Title." The submission should include a pdf of the manuscript, Finale or XML file, MP3 recording and/or YouTube link of the work, and a brief statement of introduction and/or bio for new composers.
Q4: What are the company's royalty rates for published works?
A4: Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Inc. pays writers a total combined royalty of 10% on printed scores sold and 30% on digital ePrints sold exclusively on SBMP.COM, as well as 50% of net receipts from licensing of the work.
Q5: What is the company's policy on public domain pieces?
A5: The company rarely has interest in publishing public domain pieces due to the abundance of free resources available online. If a composer submits a public domain piece, they should include a copy of the original source piece and document its country of origin.
Q6: How does the company handle large works (eight minutes or longer)?
A6: Composers should not send large works unless they are already well-established in the company's catalog. In such cases, they should inquire first before making the submission.
Q7: What is the recommended approach for submitting music to the company?
A7: It is better to send one good piece at a time rather than several pieces. This allows the company to carefully review each submission and provides an opportunity for composers to showcase their work effectively.
Q8: How can composers report copyright infringements on the company's website?
A8: Composers can anonymously report copyright infringements to Webmaster@sbmp.com.
A1: The company name is Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Inc., but it seems there was a mistake in the provided text as it mentions SBMP CO LTD. However, based on the content, we can infer that the correct company name is Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Inc.
Q2: What type of music does the company specialize in?
A2: The company specializes in choral music, including advanced catalog search, new releases, and various genres such as children's choir, middle school, high school, college, mixed choir, virtuoso tenor-bass choir, treble choir, multi-cultural church unity, and sacred music.
Q3: What is the process for submitting music to the company?
A3: To submit music to Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Inc., composers should send their work via email to Submission@sbmp.com with a subject line of "Submission / Piece Title." The submission should include a pdf of the manuscript, Finale or XML file, MP3 recording and/or YouTube link of the work, and a brief statement of introduction and/or bio for new composers.
Q4: What are the company's royalty rates for published works?
A4: Santa Barbara Music Publishing, Inc. pays writers a total combined royalty of 10% on printed scores sold and 30% on digital ePrints sold exclusively on SBMP.COM, as well as 50% of net receipts from licensing of the work.
Q5: What is the company's policy on public domain pieces?
A5: The company rarely has interest in publishing public domain pieces due to the abundance of free resources available online. If a composer submits a public domain piece, they should include a copy of the original source piece and document its country of origin.
Q6: How does the company handle large works (eight minutes or longer)?
A6: Composers should not send large works unless they are already well-established in the company's catalog. In such cases, they should inquire first before making the submission.
Q7: What is the recommended approach for submitting music to the company?
A7: It is better to send one good piece at a time rather than several pieces. This allows the company to carefully review each submission and provides an opportunity for composers to showcase their work effectively.
Q8: How can composers report copyright infringements on the company's website?
A8: Composers can anonymously report copyright infringements to Webmaster@sbmp.com.
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