Thank you for visiting the Michael Cox Web Site. Please Add your comments here. You never know when the Maestro may stop in for a look. Thanks again for stopping by!

Just dropping by to say hello and to say "Let's get started on Symphony No. 1."

S. O.
Shawnee, OK USA
Sunday, August 11, 1996 at 14:18:03 (EDT)

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Dr. Michael Cox is one of the finest musicians you will find anywhere. He is also one of the finest Christian men you will ever care to meet. I'm glad to him up and running on the internet. Good job, Scott. If you like GOOD music that's got a lot of meat to it, check out anything written by this man. "The Gardener and I" is one of my personal favorites.

Ryan Hitchcock <imn2tennis@socketis.net>
California, MO USA
Sunday, August 11, 1996 at 22:23:51 (EDT)

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How about we try "the flea" one more time to see if we can ever get the triplets right! God bless you Dr. Cox. You made quite an impact on my life even though I wasn't a music major.

Anthony E. Langley <anthony@langley.dungeon.com>
Lakenheath, S UK
Saturday, August 24, 1996 at 19:44:05 (EDT)

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Dr. Cox is an extremely fine composer and conductor as well as pianist. He can do absolutely incredible things with a group of male singers. One should try to hear a group under his direction some time.

Michael Thomas Benoit <benoit@flash.net>
Fort Worth , TX USA
Thursday, August 29, 1996 at 23:20:05 (EDT)

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Greetings to the Maestro from thehawkHappy Thanksgiving to you and all your familyLet's have you to Glorieta or Ridgecrest again before long,OK?Hope to see you at the Angell Bash in May, or before!

Jim Hawkins <thehawk@baptized.com>
Nashville, TN USA
Monday, November 25, 1996 at 04:29:56 (EST)

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You have been an outstanding musical talent from age 5.And you've kept growing.We've enjoyed all of your works,your many performances and look forward to more. We admire your dedication and your Christian witness. May we just say we are very proud of you! very proud of you without bragging?

Mom and Dad <JOandDot@aol.com>
Memphis, TN USA
Monday, December 09, 1996 at 17:28:25 (EST)

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I really enjoyed seeing you and your family at OBU for the Angell celebration. I'd love to have a "Michael Cox and His Music" weekend with clubbers from the 70's and 80's. I guess you'll have to get a lot older for such a fun occasion! Anyway, greetings. This is such a cool home page. We do need to get Mr. Brown up to speed.Love to all.:)Sharon Miller

Sharon(King)Miller <rdmiller@airmail.net>
USA
Saturday, May 24, 1997 at 16:34:14 (EDT)

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Greetings ! More power to you!

Bernadette de Leon <bdeleon@skyinet.net>
Metro Manila, Philippines
Wednesday, July 23, 1997 at 09:55:33 (EDT)

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I am the oldest daughter of Richard Vaughn. I have been trying to reach your since July. Mom and Dad celebrated their 40th anniversary in August. If you get a break from your busy schedule, could you drop them a line. ThanksRichard and Patsy Vaughn510 CoffmanPinckneyville Il 62274

cathy wittmer <jwittmer@isbe.accessus.net>
Pinckneyville, IL USA
Wednesday, November 05, 1997 at 22:37:17 (EST)

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Like your page, however, these wonderful Macs put me to sleep before we got to hear the sounds. What do we do? How do we make the sound work? Mother assured me it was not the operator, what do you think?

your brother <uscapmkts@aol.com>
lost in space, CA USA
Sunday, January 18, 1998 at 19:27:02 (EST)

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I'm interested to hear your comments on the current "litugical revival". My thesis is based on the role of the sacred in contemporary classical music and I am trying to get in touch with as many composers as possible who write using liturgical and sacred texts. If you have a chance I would love to hear about the process behind your music and your ideas about the role of the sacred in today's music.

M.Pym <bubpym@bennington.edu>
Bennington, VT USA
Monday, January 19, 1998 at 19:37:47 (EST)

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Seeing your list of compositions and hearing the samples I can only say, "So Much Good Music, So little time." Your name is new to me but I will definately keep you in mind when trying to select music for our choir at Central Christian here in Augusta. I am also a composer and will be have my first work published this summer in the July issue of "The Volunteer Choir" from Lorenz. I am also working on a Mass for Chorus and Orchestra. Do you ever look for new works to premier? I would like to send you a copy if you are interested in seeing it.Thank you.

Roy J. Holton <RJHOLTMUS@AOL.COM>
Augusta, GA USA
Tuesday, February 03, 1998 at 16:21:12 (EST)

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Your music is such a gift! So was your teaching. Your classes were always my favorite . . . and many of the treasures I learned then still bring you to mind as I use them time and time again. From the list of choral works, I hope to find some new material for my group, the Seminary Chorus, here at nobts.

Becky Lombard <blombard@nobts.edu>
New Orleans, La USA
Friday, February 27, 1998 at 14:14:58 (EST)

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Hi,What a wonderful homepage. I am searching for information on a composer for a term paper in my music class at Friends University in Wichita. I didn't want to write about Bach, Handel or Beethoven, although they are quite good. I sing at our church. I find great peace in the ministry of Christian music. I would appreciate any info that you can give me on your bio, works and pathway that brought you to where you are today. Thanks and God Bless you in your work. DSaiz

Deana Saiz <paulsaiz@msn.com>
Wichita, KS USA
Monday, March 23, 1998 at 22:29:17 (EST)

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hi! michael cox ilike you you songs very musch my best songs is stand up very good song.

robert lundqvist <robert_sedaka@hotmail.com>
stockholm, sweden
Sunday, October 18, 1998 at 15:51:55 (EDT)

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After all this time, it's way past due that I finally visit your home page and leave a greeting! All of us who were your classmates consider it an honor that we can claim you as "one of our own." It was a rich time at OBU, with so much great talent coming through, it seemed. You were at the top. Thankfully talent continues to mature even as hair declines and gums recede, so I look forward to hearing of your continued contributions as a Christian musician!

Richard Huggins <huggins@tyler.net>
Tyler, TX USA
Saturday, November 07, 1998 at 16:37:27 (EST)

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Hi, I don't know how I ended up here, but I might as well make a comment. Don't know you Mike, but congratulations on all of your accomplishments

Beth Jenness <jacinth@alloymail.com>
Marlboro, VT USA
Sunday, December 20, 1998 at 22:45:20 (EST)

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I am writing a dissertation on the role of musicin liturgy and would love to hear your thoughts.

Mary Lee <mel96a@stu.chihe.ac.uk>
Chichester, England
Tuesday, February 16, 1999 at 07:34:41 (EST)

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DEAR. DR COX HI I AM A HIGH SCOOL SENIOR AND I AM VERY INTERESTED IN THE FIELD OF CONDUCTING. IN THE SUMMER I WILL BE ATENDING BASI TRAINING FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD. AND THEN NEXT SUMMER I WILL BE GOING TO EUROPE ON THE NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHIOR WIND BAND TOUR TO SING. I AM THE CIOR DIRECOR AT MY CHURCH AND I BUY AND USE YOUR MUSIC REGULARLY THANKS MICHEAL E. STOKER C.O.P.S. (CRISTIANS OBEDIANTLY PREACHING SALVATION) WHATCH YA GANA DO WHEN HE COMES FOR YOU? EPHESIANS5:6 BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE MEN AND WEMON OF FAITH

michael stoker <mikestoker1@hotmail.com>
mt.sterling, il USA
Monday, March 29, 1999 at 16:00:12 (EST)

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I am very happy to be the one of your admirer and i hope that you can help me to become a composer and good musician someday, because i am a college student taking Music education, Ihope that you might give an answer to my message. may you have always a brighter day and good mood during time of composing a song.

Resty <resty@degitelone.com>
Naga City, Philippine
Friday, September 03, 1999 at 03:59:53 (EDT)

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Hey, how's it going. The three of us are current members of the Bison Glee Club and we just wanted to say Hi! We are studying Glee Club history for a class and so we visited your home page. David and I (Craig), sang "Touching Soulders" on the newest Glee Club recording and enjoyed it very much. Well, it was great talking to you. Hope to see you on campus if you ever make it back.

Craig Whitney, David Steele, Zac Wilkerson <Craig_Whitney@mail.okbu.edu>
Shawnee, OK USA
Thursday, October 14, 1999 at 12:47:11 (EDT)

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Dr. Cox, Congratulations, I had no idea that you had moved to the seminary

Alan Post <alan@josepheve.com>
Billings, MT USA
Sunday, June 25, 2000 at 22:24:43 (EDT)

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U Rock!!!! I love your music! I, myself am a classical trumpet player, and love playing along!!! Stephanie

Stephanie Milnes
Tallahasssee, fL USA
Monday, August 05, 2002 at 10:33:14 (EDT)

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I'm writing just to say: "May God Blessed You". Thank you for your visit in our country. brazilian's friends Tânia Kammer and Thiago

Tânia Kammer <taniakammer@hotmail.com>
São Paulo, SP Brazil
Tuesday, January 28, 2003 at 20:32:06 (EST)

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The lord made to my the heart new sing, sing to my the lord. I will too sing and praice the grace i get.The music are from heaven.This gift from God. therefor. Sing and rejoice to the lord. Hallelujah. keijo

keijo <keijoleppioja@hotmail.com>
sweden
Saturday, July 05, 2003 at 03:35:52 (EDT)

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Hope all is going well with you. I have retired and my position is now filled by Mara Hunter Rice from your pledge club. Health not too good but I am hanging in there.

Richard Vaughn <rvaughn856@earthlink.net>
Pinckneyville, IL USA
Thursday, July 17, 2003 at 11:21:07 (EDT)

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I am a member of the BGSU Men's Chorus and I can't thank you enough for the wonderful piece you wrote for us! I Sought the Lord is so beautiful, words can't describe how it moves you as the singer or as the audience. I believe that music is the most powerful of all the arts to move people. And in this song, it's almost as if it's your soul speaking throughout. I couldn't be more proud to perform this piece, it is simply breathtaking. Thank you! Eryk

Eryk Grycza <Air_force@wcnet.org>
Bowling Green, OH USA
Friday, April 09, 2004 at 16:30:25 (EDT)

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Dear Mick, I don't know how I missed your site before. It's very classy. The times I was able to share in your musical expression by providing text remain some of the most satisfying creative moments of my life. The opportunity to hear those pieces performed have been some of the most exhilirating and moving. I was recently excited to hear the St Olaf performance of O Holy Child. I'm sorry I missed the PBS broadcast at Christmas. Thank you for continuing to gift us with your music and yourself. Please tell Rhonda I said "Hi". Sincerely, Paulann

Paulann C. Canty <mustangpcc@sbcglobal.net>
Shawnee, OK USA
Friday, October 29, 2004 at 15:21:11 (EDT)

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I cant believe we have the same name.....That truly is a miracle. God bless you....

Mochael Cox <cox@cox.com>
USA
Friday, January 21, 2005 at 00:45:46 (EST)

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Hello!!!no coments Good job!!! My name is Goblin!

Goblin <Goblin>
Frienda 5, Alaska Albania
Monday, January 23, 2006 at 18:37:02 (EST)

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