Stephen Mager is a composer and choral conductor residing in Saint Louis. His compositions are available for rental or purchase, either from Oxford University Press, or directly from the composer. Contact Dr. Mager for more information.

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I invite you to investigate some of its features, especially details about my compositions and arrangements. From time to time, I will post thoughts and perspectives on music within my profession, and its relationship to the world outside of that profession. Thank you for visiting!

Please take a moment to listen to audio excerpts of my CD, Joy for Every Age, a collection of Christmas carols for chorus and orchestra. The CD is available for $15 plus shipping. Order a CD.

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On Harmony, Polyphony, and Humanity

By Stephen Mager | Published July 7, 2011

The following is a reflection on a recent column in The American Organist magazine (June 2011 issue) by Thomas Troeger, the national chaplain for the American Guild of Organists. Dr. Troeger discusses musical terminology as metaphors for the non-musical, focusing in this particular column on the significance of harmony, both musical and spiritual. I often [...]

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Stephen Mager, D.M.

By Stephen Mager | Published June 4, 2011

Music Director and Conductor, The Masterworks Chorale, Belleville, Illinois Composer-in-Residence, the Bach Society of Saint Louis

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