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- Best-Sellers!
- Elvis Presley
- Big Band
- Broadway Shows
Sound of Music, Wicked, Mamma Mia, My Fair Lady,
Phantom
- Children's
Mary Poppins, Harry Potter
- Christian Christian
MercyMe, Chris Tomlin, Chris Rice, Amy Grant
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Christmas
- Classical Scores
- Country
Rascal Flatts, Taylor Swift, Shania Twain, Martina McBride,
- Disney
- Folk Music
- Halloween
- Hip-Hop
- Irish - Celtic Irish Tenors
- Jazz
Michael Buble,Gershwin,
Cole Porter,
Rodgers Hart,
Duke Ellington,
Irving Berlin, Rodgers & Hart
Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett
- Love Songs
- Motown
- Movies, TV Shrek, Star Wars, John Williams, Classics
- Latin
- Oldies Four Seasons
- Patriotic
- Anthems
- Rhythm & Blues Four Tops, Diana Ross, Temptations, Motown Jackson 5, Stevie Wonder
- Ragtime
- Rock guitar
- Pop Pop
Josh Groban, Sara Bareilles, Coldplay, Mariah Carey, Green Day, Elton John, Plain White T's,
Richard Marx,
The Beatles,
Robbie Williams,
Celine Dion,
Regina Spektor,
Leona Lewis,
Evanescence,
Daniel Powter,
Rihanna, Billy Joel, Andrea Bocelli, Bob Dylan, Streisand,
- Sports/Fight Songs
- Wedding
- Educational
- Methods
- Reference
- Documentary
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Laurie Z.
United States
Laurie Z. received 15 Grammy nomination considerations for her recordings which combine jazz, new age, classical and ambient influences. Classically trained from the age of 4, and composing since the age of 16, Laurie's education and experience went well beyond the boundaries of classical music.
Laurie was one of the first female musicians to familiarize herself with MIDI. she recorded for Malcolm Cecil - inventor of the unique TONTO synthesizer. In the 80's Cecil has a company, "Electronic Music Publishing House." EMPH, Inc. released the very first MIDI recording and playback software (MIDIPLAY) for the now obsolete Atari 1040 computer. Laurie (along with the late Nicky Hopkins) recorded MIDI versions of songs which were sold as "Musicdiscs." Only three Musicdiscs were released - Beatles songs, Christmas music and Grammy winning songs from 1986. Laurie recorded on all of them.
Laurie's own music has been heard over the airwaves of hunfreds of radio stations around the world. Dolby Labs confirmed the audiophile quality of her recordings by licensing their use and shipping them along with the Dolby Surround Sound unit used by movie theatres and studios nationwide. Laurie played national tours for Alesis and Yamaha and represented Roland and Kawai products.
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O Lord, I am Not Worthy