Ed Ward
Ed Ward has been writing about music for over 40 years for countless publications including the The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Austin Chronicle to America’s first rock magazine Crawdaddy! A former editor for Rolling Stone he is also co-author of Rock of Ages: The Rolling Stone History of Rock & Roll. Ed is well- known to many radio listeners as the ” Rock Historian” for NPR’s Fresh Air, a commentator on the show since its inception. Based in Berlin for many years where he continued his wide-ranging career as a writer and editor, Ed was on-air for Jazz Radio Berlin, broadcasting Blue Monday, one of the most popular radio shows in the city. Ed Ward now resides in Montpellier, France. He maintains a blog at http://wardinfrance.blogspot.com/.
Hilary McDevitt
Hilary McDevitt is a graduate student in education at Fairfield University. Hilary’s special area of research involves using technology in education and history. Hilary also works as a professional researcher. You can reach Hilary through the CONTACT menu at the left. Choose “submissions@tommanoff.com” and put McDevitt in the subject.
Brett Campbell
Brett Campbell writes about music and other arts for the Wall Street Journal, Oregon Quarterly, Willamette Week, San Francisco Classical Voice, and Eugene Weekly. His work has appeared in, Andante, Salon, The Progressive, The Texas Observer, Utne Reader, and many more. He’s taught magazine writing and editing at the University of Oregon School of Journalism & Communication and served as faculty adviser to the award-winning student magazine, Flux. He’s been an editor at Oregon Quarterly and The Texas Observer magazines, and is at work with Bill Alves on a biography of the great American composer, Lou Harrison. http://brettwriter.googlepages.com
Quinn MacKeen
Quinn MacKeen is a prize-winning writer living in Nova Scotia. His vivid stories are drawn from the land, people and history of that region. You can reach Quinn through the CONTACT menu at the left. Choose “submissions@tommanoff.com” and put MacKeen in the subject.
Milagro Vargas
Mezzo-soprano Milagro Vargas has had a distinguished career in opera, orchestral, concert, chamber music and recital settings. A former soloist with the Stuttgart Opera, she also has many recordings to her credit including the premiere of Akhnaten by Phillip Glass and the Grammy-winning Credo by Krzysztof Penderecki. Her orchestral appearances include performances with Philadelphia Orchestra, Houston Symphony, Staatochester Stuttgart and the Los Angeles Philharmonic. She is a professor of voice at the University of Oregon and divides her time there with New York City. Her professional website is milagrovargas.com . She also maintains an extremely popular blog dedicated to art song at songmélodie.blogspot.com.
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