Excelcia Music Publishing is pleased to announce that, starting January 1, 2024, it will be the exclusive distributor of the music of innovative and popular American choral composer, Michael John Trotta. In a newly-signed arrangement, Excelcia Music Publishing will distribute past, present and future works of Hampton Roads Music Group, publisher of Trotta’s music, making all of it readily available to Choir directors for purchase from music retailers around the world. With this new partnership, Hampton Road Music Group joins Choral music giants, Pinkzebra and Voctave, in entrusting Excelcia Music Publishing with their exclusive distribution.
“The addition of Michael John Trotta and Hampton Roads Music Group’s music to Excelcia Music Publishing’s ever-expanding Choral music offerings is exciting. Due to our vast dealer network, robust website and marketing programs, this distribution deal will allow us to put Hampton Roads Music Group’s wide variety of music in the hands of more Choir directors,” Excelcia Music Publishing’s President, Larry Clark, commented. “We’re excited to be able to give the music of Michael John Trotta the love and respect it deserves.”
“When a choral director orders music, they deserve to have it shipped to them as soon as possible. I am excited about the opportunity to better serve the choral music community thanks to the excellent customer service at Excelcia Music Publishing,” said Michael John Trotta. “Customers can look forward to faster shipping, new music, and high-quality titles that meet the needs of their choir.”
Starting January 1, 2024, the works of Hampton Roads Music Group will be available through Excelcia Music Publishing’s network of national and international music retailers, as well as Excelcia Music Publishing’s own catalog of Choral music which includes many popular composers and the legendary Derric Johnson Choral Series. Details about Hampton Roads Music Group and Michael John Trotta can be found on the websites of Hampton Roads Music Group (https://hamptonroadsmusicgroup.com/).
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