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Infamous O Holy Night Update
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I'm taking acting lessons!
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O Holy Night Video is Posted on YouTube
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Steve W. Mauldin posted a discussionInfamous O Holy Night Update
My infamous version of O Holy Night is once again thriving. The original performance now has almost a half million hits on Youtube and last years video of me explaining how the recording came about, has had almost 50,000 hits. Turner Broadcasting contacted me and The Cartoon Network has signed a sync licence to use the song for the next year. I also have a new ringtone from the "Fall On Your Knees" section. Some people have had trouble finding the ringtone, others have no problem. It is on…See More
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- Occupation:
- Composer/Arranger/Producer
- Company Name:
- Steve W. Mauldin Productions
- About Me:
- I made my first recording at age 9 with a family singing group in 1964. Traveled, sang, made custom recordings for other similar acts in my area with family production company.
I have been a studio musician/arranger since 1972 going on staff at Mark Five Studios in Greenville, South Carolina. Moved to Nashville in 1981 where I began producing, arranging for Floyd Cramer, Ray Price, Chely Wright, Gaither Vocal Band, Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir, Seals and Crofts, and a host of others. I write for full orchestra. I teach Computer Assisted Music Notation at Belmont University where I am also working on my Master of Classical Music Composition degree scheduled to be completed in Spring of 2009. Currently producing Gospel, Country, Pop, Jingles, Film and Media. Have composed music for several movies in recent days. Was the featured composer for a 2007 Carnegie Hall concert where the New York critics gave rave reviews to the show and singled out my arrangements specifically. I record about 100 projects each year and write 250 arrangements/compositions each year.
- Website:
- http://www.stevemauldin.com
- Number of years working in Nashville area:
- 28 Years
- Number of years in the music business:
- 37 Years
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Posted on May 20, 2009 at 9:15pm 1 Comment 0 Promotions
Pictures from my Master's Recital are now available. If you were in my recital or just want some pictures from my recital you can get them at the following:
McClearen Design Studios website
http://www.mcclearendesign.com/photography.html
Password: smauldin
Click on: steve mauldin - symphony photos
Her rates are great, and I know many of you will want pictures of yourself playing with the orchestra.
McClearen Design Studios website
http://www.mcclearendesign.com/photography.html
Password: smauldin
Click on: steve mauldin - symphony photos
Her rates are great, and I know many of you will want pictures of yourself playing with the orchestra.
Comment Wall (32 comments)
- At 9:12am on May 25, 2009, Steve W. Mauldin said…
- Sorry Danny, that comment was supposed to be for Michael Whitaker. He played with the Tom Hemby band last Thursday. You need to go with me sometime and hear that band. Out of this world good!
Sorry, Facebook is so confusing, I just wish we could all use email instead of trying to figure what is private comments and public comments and who's account I am actually on at the time. Sorry!
- At 9:01am on May 25, 2009,
Danny Rader said… - Umm. I think you accidentally left a comment on my page, intending it for someone else. I mean, I'm not terrible on the piano, but I don't think I'd say that "my hands move effortlessly along the keys". haha. Just thought I'd let you know, so that your kind remarks could be redirected to the correct recipient. :)
- At 6:47am on May 25, 2009,
Michael Whittaker said… - Nice to see you at Hemby's gig Steve!
- At 10:47pm on April 3, 2009, Danny Rader said…
- Hey Steve. I hope your recital went well. That's really exciting! I was hoping to make it out, but I ended up helping my parents move into town that weekend, so I was tied up out there. They bought a place out in the Mt. Juliet/Lebanon area.
- At 10:18pm on March 21, 2009,
Lori Bumgarner of paNASH Style said… - Steve,
I thoroughly enjoyed your recital this afternoon. It was so very moving! Thank you for sharing your talent and yourself with the world.
Lori
- At 5:32pm on February 13, 2009,
Buster Phillips said… - Steve: I also was with Mark V studios for many years. I will give you a hint. My first name is Buster. Good to see you on here. Just joined yesterday. Call me some time 865 354 3869
- At 2:44pm on February 13, 2009,
Shauna Faegan said… - Hello Steve,
I am glad to have you as a friend here on NMP's I went o your website as well an it an honor
Hope to meet one day, have a great afternoon
Shauna
- At 3:37pm on January 24, 2009,
Mark Hornsby said… - Steve Mauldin is my hero!
- At 10:19pm on January 10, 2009, Michael Whittaker said…
- Look forward to your concert!
- At 5:41pm on June 7, 2008,
Don Hart said… - Hey Steve! Somehow missed seeing you on here 'til today - been a busy spring, I guess. - Don
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