Frequently Asked Questions

Why does some of your music say copyright "New Century Music?"

When we first started this company, we decided to call it New Century Music.  We did a nation wide search, checked with the state Washington and we thought the name was free and clean and legal to use.  About a year after we started the company, we discovered that New Century Music is already owned by a gentleman in Washington D.C.   As a music publisher, and a firm believer in the copyright laws of the United States, we decided to change our name to comply with the trademark laws.  It would be extremely costly to reprint all the music we had already printed with the correct name so we are trying to use it up as quickly as possible. 

How can I submit music for publication?

At this time, we are not accepting music for possible publication.  This will change in the future after our online music downloading features are fully tested and operational.  

Why doesn't anyone ever answer the phone?

Well, that's not totally true - but this is a part time operation and most of the work is contracted out to other companies.  Therefore, someone is not always here to answer the phone.  We are all church music directors and professional musicians so we have other responsibilities as well.