About Us

Lonnie Liggitt is the owner of Greenwood Studios in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and the president of Horace Hopper’s Musical Adventures, Inc. For the past 10 years he has been involved in research in early education funded through private foundations, state grants and with venture capital. His company has won 5 national awards in education and Mr. Liggitt is a member of Who’s Who Among American Teachers.

For the previous10 years Mr. Liggitt worked as a regional vice president for Dean Witter. He specialized in private placements and other capital formation offerings. Mr. Liggitt worked on placements for Motorola, Hybertec, Chrysler, Ares Sorono, and many other high tech ventures. 

All his life, Mr. Liggitt has immersed himself in composing and musical performance as a pianist and organist. His contemporary works are published through DSM in New York. He has managed and toured around the world with Ernestine Dillard, one of the most talented Gospel singers of our time. Mr. Liggitt conducted the world premier of Antol Dorati’s Missas Brevis and was associate conductor of the New York City premier of Dominique Argento’s Masque of Angels. Mr. Liggitt was the associate conductor of the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera. His organ concerts include St. Thomas Episcopal on 5th avenue (NYC), the American Cathedral in Paris and Syracuse University. He completed a Masters of Music degree as a Graduate Fellow with the famous organist Arthur Poister. He remained on the faculty at Syracuse University with Dr. Earl George and Dean Howard Boatwright as a conductor, teacher and recitalist and musical theorist. He wrote the realizations of several early Frescobaldi concerti discovered by Dr. Don Smithers who recorded them in London with Oxford Press. He wrote and produced the first quarter-tone ballet, A Season in Hell, based on the writing of Arthur Rinbault. It was a big fat flop. 

Jung "Jacob" Song

Jung "Jacob" Song is a composer, arranger, and the studio manager for Greenwood Studios. He graduated from Oral Roberts University with a degree in Music Composition Technology. At ORU, Mr. Song won numerous awards including Outstanding Senior Music Student, 20th Century Music Competition overall, and composition winner for his Clarinet Sonata. He also won the Music Technology Award three years in a row. He served as a composer and arranger for the ORU Multi-media Performance Group for two years.

After graduation, Mr. Song worked as the studio manager for Impressions On Hold International where his honors included Studio Engineer of the Year and Manager of the Year. His musical range and style shows diverse influences from classical, rock, and pop music. An orchestration project in 2002 was the start of a collaboration and friendship between Mr. Song and Lonnie Liggitt that continues to this day.

Guest Composers

• Earl Clark: Composer, arranger, and saxophone player extraordinaire! Earl is a member of the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame.
  
  
• Jay Lesicar: Jay is a wonderful keyboardist and composer. His specialty is New Age and Contemporary Jazz.
  
  
• Ches Pittman: Producer and arranger of Hip Hop and Rap Styles. He has his own label called Pyrric.
  
  
• Starr Fisher: Her singing and writing abilities are phenomenal. Her style is R&B and Jazz.
  
  
• Tommy Wildcat: Cherokee Flutist and composer.He was Native American Flutist of the Year in 2002.
  
  
• Max Fomitchev: Composer originally from Russia. He combines Classical and Techno Styles. www.UltraMax-Music.com.

Photographer

Rick Stiller: His photographs and work with digital editing defines him as a superb artist. Look for his watermark on many of the imaginative graphic images on our site. You can see more of his work at his own website, www.RickStiller.com.