| Name |
Other Names |
Birthyear |
Deathyear |
Notes |
| Maasalo, Armas |
|
1885 |
1960 |
Finnish composer, teacher and church musician |
| Mabry, George L. |
Mabry, George Louis |
1945 |
|
American composer, conductor and performer |
| MacCunn, Hamish |
|
1868 |
1916 |
Scottish Romantic composer, conductor and teacher. |
| Macdonald, Archie |
Macdonald, Archibald |
|
|
Scottish lyricist |
| MacDowell, Edward Alexander |
|
1861 |
1908 |
American composer and pianist of the Romantic period. |
| MacFarlane, Malcolm |
|
1853 |
1931 |
Scottish Gaelic scholar and songwriter. |
| MacFarren, [Sir] George Alexander |
|
1813 |
1887 |
English composer and musicologist. |
| MacGillivray, Allister |
|
1948 |
|
Canadian singer/songwriter, guitarist, and music historian |
| MacGimsey, Robert |
|
1898 |
1979 |
American composer |
| Machaut, Guillaume de |
|
1300 |
1377 |
Mediaeval French poet and composer. |
| MacIntyre, D. |
MacIntyre, David |
1952 |
|
Canadian composer |
| Mackay, Charles |
|
1814 |
1889 |
Scottish poet, journalist, author, anthologist, novelist, and songwriter |
| Mackellar, Dorothea |
Mackellar , Isobel Marion Dorothea |
1885 |
1968 |
Australian poet and fiction writer. Her poem My Country is perhaps the best known Australian poem |
| Mackenzie, Alexander Campbell |
|
1847 |
1935 |
Scottish composer, conductor, teacher |
| Mackenzie, Ken |
|
1918 |
1993 |
Advertising composer of jingles |
| MacKinnon, H. A. |
MacKinnon, Hugh A. |
1891 |
1981 |
American organist and composer |
| Macklin, Charles B. |
Macklin, Charles Barthold |
1887 |
1944 |
English born American organist, musicologist and composer |
| Maclean, Clare |
|
1958 |
|
Born in New Zealand, later moved to Sydney to study and work |
| MacLean, Douglas |
|
1898 |
|
20th century music arranger and lyricist |
| Maclellan, Gene |
|
1938 |
1995 |
Canadian singer-songwriter |
| Macleod, Annie C. |
MacLeod, Ann Campbell |
1855 |
1921 |
Composer and editor of traditional Scottish music. |
| Macleod, Kenneth (Rev) |
|
1871 |
1955 |
Well known in the Gaelic literary world, best known as the Gaelic collaborator of Marjory Kennedy-Fraser. |
| MacMahon, Desmond |
|
1898 |
1962 |
Composed much vocal and choral music, sacred and secular, with a particular interest in Folk songs |
| Macmillan, James |
MacMillan, James Loy (Sir) |
1959 |
|
Scottish classical composer and conductor. |
| MacMurrough, Dermot |
White, Harold Robert |
1872 |
1943 |
20th century Irish professor of singing and composition at Leinster School of Music. Wrote church music, chamber works, songs, part songs and opera. He was Music critic or the irish Independant and the Dublin Evening Mail.MacMurrough was the pseudonym for H.R. White |
| MacPherson, Charles |
|
1870 |
1927 |
British organist at St. Paul's cathedral, composer and music arranger |
| Macy, J. C. |
Macy, James Cartwright |
1845 |
1918 |
late 19th and early 20th century composer, translator and lyricist , particularly for young people |
| Madara, John |
|
1936 |
|
John Madara and Dave White were one of the leading Philadelphia-based songwriter/ producer teams of the S'pop era. Compositions by Madara & White include Danny & the Juniors' At The Hop, Lesley Gore's You Don't Own Me, and Pride |
| Madden, Richard |
|
1953 |
|
New Zealand composer, teacher and choral director, |
| Maddux, David |
|
1954 |
|
American Pianist, composer, arranger and choral director |