Samantha Hogan, Composer- Musician -Teacher

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Music With a Whimsical Flair and a bit of Humor thrown in for Good Measure.

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News and Pieces in the Works!

NEW RELEASES!!!!!

Original Compositions:

Allemande de Eleri – Flex Brass Sextet

A Well Traveled Rhapsody – Horn and Piano

Fy Gwanwyn Sky– Brass Quintet

Painless Parker’s Giant Bucket of Teeth – Concert Band. Available for Purchase January 2023!!!!!

Arrangements ( Released May 2022)

Dulamon for Trombone Choir

Time After Time- String Quartet

Howl’s Moving Castle – Brass Quintet

Samantha is open for Commissions, Private and Group Lessons, and Guest Clinician appointments. Please Contact her for more information!

 Compositions

in Progress

  • Full Orchestration of the Mill CreekTrombone Concerto ( Due String 2023)
  • Vocal Work – Collaboration with Kendra Preston Leaonard- for Vocalist, Piano, Viola and Bass Clarinet
  • A Trombone Solo- Details TBA
  • Enter Spirit- Level 3 Flex Band
  • Film Score- Documentary- Details TBA
  • Scribbles and Doodles-ongoing project

Audio

Concert Music Examples. Click the Link To My SoundCloud to hear more!

Video Game Music Examples. Find more Music like this or support me by Purchasing Audio Tracks at My BandCamp!

Testimonials

What is it like to work with Samantha Hogan?

“Sam’s music has a sense of playfulness and adds warmth to the sound of the ensembles. Working with her on both her trombone concerto and brass ensemble works have been very exciting and rewarding for me and my ensembles!”

Robert Bo Violette
Conductor: Ashtabula Brass Band and Rust Belt Brass
Freelance Trombonist

“I have enjoyed playing alongside Samantha Hogan at church services. She has solid trombone chops and a great sense of rhythm. Also, it is really fun to play her arrangements and original tunes for brass quartet!”

Sarah Schmalenberger, hornist