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    • OMAC 23 - Musical Legacy
    • OMAC 21 - Duo.
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    • OMAC 19 - The Improvised Violin Concerto
    • OMAC 18 - America On Strings
    • OMAC 17 - American Classics
    • OMAC 16 - An Appalachian Christmas
    • OMAC 15 - Jam Session
    • OMAC 14 - String Quartets 2 & 3
    • OMAC 12 - Americana Symphony
    • OMAC 11 - Fiddle Camp
    • OMAC 10 - Folk Mass
    • OMAC 9 - Hot Swing Trio Live in NY
    • OMAC 8 - Double Violin Concerto
    • OMAC 7 - Crossing Bridges
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  • Home
  • RELEASES
    • OMAC 28 - Meanings Of (Remastered)
    • OMAC 27 - Markology II
    • OMAC 26 - False Dawn
    • OMAC 25 - On the Rampage
    • OMAC 24 - Soppin' The Gravy
    • OMAC 23 - Musical Legacy
    • OMAC 21 - Duo.
    • OMAC 20 - MOC4
    • OMAC 19 - The Improvised Violin Concerto
    • OMAC 18 - America On Strings
    • OMAC 17 - American Classics
    • OMAC 16 - An Appalachian Christmas
    • OMAC 15 - Jam Session
    • OMAC 14 - String Quartets 2 & 3
    • OMAC 12 - Americana Symphony
    • OMAC 11 - Fiddle Camp
    • OMAC 10 - Folk Mass
    • OMAC 9 - Hot Swing Trio Live in NY
    • OMAC 8 - Double Violin Concerto
    • OMAC 7 - Crossing Bridges
    • OMAC 5-6 - Thirty-Year Retrospective
    • OMAC 4 - HOT SWING!
    • Caprices
  • Contact

Formed in 1976, OMAC Records began releasing great acoustic music performances that commercial record labels were not willing to support. The “indy” record company was the brainchild of a young teenaged bluegrass prodigy, Mark O’Connor and his mother Marty, was designed to capture once-in-a-lifetime recording projects by the young O’Connor and his talented colleagues. Beginning in the mid 1970s with the iconic “A Texas Fiddle Jam Session featuring Four World Champion Fiddlers” – Benny Thomasson, Texas Shorty, Terry Morris and Mark O’Connor, fast forward 25 years later with the virtuosic Hot Swing Trio’s best recordings in 2000 featuring string jazz music's Frank Vignola and Jon Burr. In 2010, “Americana Symphony” featuring O’Connor’s masterpiece of American orchestral writing, performed by legendary conductor Marin Alsop and the Baltimore Symphony was released 35 years after the label's inception.Now the latest release marking the label's 40th anniversary, the Grammy-winning “The O’Connor Band” featuring the talented O’Connor family of musicians, releases their stellar album "O'Connor Band Live!. The record company with its humble beginnings in Mountlake Terrace, WA, found its name OMAC by the mixture of O’Connor’s name, and Marty’s maiden name MacDonald. Many years have passed since Marty's passing, but she leaves us the legacy of OMAC Records, representing one of most impressive catalogues by any violinist or fiddler.

BOOKING
Skyline Artists Agency

Mark O'Connor Duo
Andrea Sabata - andrea@skylineonline.com - 561-790-4843
Ben Rossman - ben@skylineonline.com - 866-531-2172 

Orchestral Bookings
Barney Kilpatrick - barney@rockitartistmanagement.com - 818.398.4204
Neal Spielberg - spielbergentertainment@gmail.com - 615-293-4974


Management
MOC Enterprises, LLC  
Michael Hogue - mhogue@unuphilly.com - 717-304-9823  
Fiona Zwieb - fiona@fionazwieb.com - 917-683-2750  
Maggie O’Connor - maggieoconnorviolin@gmail.com  
Mark O’Connor - mark@markoconnor.com  
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 39470 Charlotte, NC 28278  

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