welcome to notations21

To learn more about our composers in the book here is a small but growing collection of links you may wish to visit:

Art for Progress: http:www.artforprogress.org

I want to express sincere thanks to Frank Jackson, Founder and Executive Director and Staci Smith, Public Relations of Art for Progress for their incredible assistance with the Notations 21 Concert Series, Installation and Exhibit at the Chelsea Museum. They took so much time and effort to guide and support us through it all as well as get the word out. They are amazing people.

-Theresa Sauer

Art For Progress (AFP) is a 501(c)3 non profit arts organization committed to the cultivation and support of emerging artists working in diverse genres: the visual arts, fashion, music, film, and new media. Based in New York City, AFP seeks to increase the visibility of talented artists, to raise the awareness of the importance of arts education in public schools, and to support those same arts through its comprehensive arts education program.

Besides offering opportunities through a variety of diverse events, AFP offers artists the tools, and resources they need to educate and empower themselves as professional artists in todays increasingly competitive markets.

Through the use of modern technology and comprehensive resources, Art For Progress seeks to create an extensive educated artist community.

John Kannenberg: http://www.johnkannenberg.com

Rajesh Mehta – http://www.rajesh-mehta.com/ and www.orka-m.com

Jennifer Walshe – http://www.milker.org

Martin Sebastian Loyato – http://www.martinloyato.com

Douglas Wadle – http://www.composersforum.org/member_profile.cfm?oid=3046

Ellen Burr – http://www.ellenburr.com

Will Redman – http://www.willredman.com

Katherine Young - http://www.tillbyturning.com/katherine.html

Anthony Ptak – http://www.axoxnxs.com

Keren Rosenbaum – http://www.reflexensemble.com/

Joan La Barbara – http://www.joanlabarbara.com