McGinty Music

Music for brass and woodwinds

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Humility. Such a great man and a great musician!

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Do you want to play better? Conduct better? Compose music better?

You decide. Positivity is a good thing.

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Happy to be a music maker, a dreamer, an outsider — and definitely a little weird — but the way we see the world is oh so beautiful.

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This pretty much says it all.

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A little dark, but music should be beautiful.

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First chair or last chair . . .

You have a chair. You belong. You have a place to play. You have people who want to play with you. You belong because you love what you do and are willing to work really hard.

Make the most of it. Make music.

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We all need beauty in our lives — add music!

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The beauty of music is also a future with so many talented young composers and conductors. They are bringing simplicity (in all its complex forms) and accomplishing this with complete naturalness. Bravo / brava to all!

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Music & instrument & education — all in the same sentence.

Plato gave us the formula for success!

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Let’s connect — and it’s so easy to add music to our lives.

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A lovely, if temporary, escape . . .

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So, so important. We need music in our schools, music in our life. 

Period.

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Go ahead — take a well deserved music bath.

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Music performance! 

Oliver Sacks was a British neurologist, naturalist, historian of science, and author — a brilliant man, greatly missed.

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Play music that touches your heart, touches your soul . . .

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Stars and Stripes Forever

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It really is all about the music — how it makes you feel, how it touches your soul, how even the memory of hearing (or playing or conducting) it stays with you for the rest of your life.