David Seitz says: As a choral conductor and singer I always valued the feel of professionally printed music. It seemed to go along with my ambition to produce the best choral experiences possible for singers and listeners—start with smart-looking hard copies ordered from a publisher or selected from the church or school's music library.
Five or more years ago my wife Christine was playing for a music publisher's summer seminar. A rep from one of the prominent choral publishers stated that the future of publishing will be in the digital world. And here we are!
I resisted for quite awhile, because with licensed digital downloads, directors sometimes present unwieldy copies to their singers. But you folks purchasing the music deserve what's more convenient and economical. So, recently I have begun filling orders for customers who prefer digital downloads. Of course, hard copies are still available.
Details of ordering are on cameratapress.com > contact. Naturally, it is still illegal to make copies directly from the website. For decades the coexistence of a single hard copy and a copy machine has required the honor system to prevent making unauthorized copies.