GottMusik Publishing publishes and sells the work of Mark David Gottlieb. Mark composes in a wide variety of styles, from very European classical traditions to contemporary popular and folk, all the while maintaining a musical signature that is all his own.   His compositions have been performed in Europe, Canada and the United States.  His music has also been broadcast on National Public Radio and the Canadian Broadcast Corporation.

Mark has also served as arranger and orchestrator on a number of other projects ranging from American folk music to rock / jazz fusion. Mark's string arrangements for the Stewart Franke CD "What We Talk, When We Talk" received excellent reviews.

His most recent project, " ...and Summers Lasted 1000 Years" (changed from its Spanish title "Un Encuentro") performed last year at the Macomb Center for Performing Arts in Michigan, was enjoyed by over 2000 audience members. Composed for orchestra, narrator and a number of vocalists, "...and Summers Lasted 1000 Years" will soon be available as a CD/booklet.

Mark's new CD release entitled "Mark Gottlieb, Woodworker's Son". is a compilation of his Chamber Music and Songs. "Woodworker's Son" includes his Sextet for Clarinet, String Quartet and Piano, "When Autumn Never Ends" for Soprano, String Quartet and Piano, and a number of other compositions.

Currently, Mark is composing a violin concerto commissioned by violinist Jack Robbins for performance with the Birmingham/Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra in March 2006.