Jason W. Krug (b. 1978) is a native of Indianapolis, Indiana. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2000 with a degree in Music. He is currently a freelance composer, arranger, clinician, and teacher.
Jason's handbell career began in 2001 when he began ringing with and arranging music for the Wagner Memorial Bell Choir at Irvington United Methodist Church, and in 2005, he took over as the choir's director. Since his first publication in 2006, he's had over 400 handbell compositions released, with more on the way. His pieces have been featured at numerous local, state, and regional festivals and workshops, both in the United States and abroad, and he has been guest clinician at handbell events from coast to coast.
In addition to his handbell compositions, he also has published works for piano, organ, choir, and string orchestra.
In his spare time, Jason enjoys writing, and has spent several years working on a young adult fantasy series, The Sadonian Chronicles. He recently released his first non-fiction book, The General Theory of Creativity, all about the creative process, and is hard at work on various other writing projects.
Jason continues to live in Indianapolis with his wife Ellen and his sons Daniel and Malcolm. He can be found online via his Facebook page, or at jasonwkrug.com.
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