1. WIM Careers The following information was compiled from MENC careers in music. It has been prepared to give an the related arts. music educators in the public schools may find opportunities http://www.womeninmusic.com/careers.htm

Community Center HOME EMAIL JOIN document.writeln(todaysDate + ''); Get Today's Horoscope: Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces More... ABOUT US MEMBER SERVICES NETWORKS ... CONTACT US The following information was compiled from MENC Careers in Music. It has been prepared to give an overview of music careers in ten areas and more than fifty specialties. Brief summaries of some careers are given here. It also contains some basic information about potential earnings, education required to enter the particular career, and the personal qualifications, knowledge, and skill you will need. Music/Entertainment News: Thhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Music Industry Television/Radio Industry Music Librarian Other Careers Top News Headlines: Music Educator Music Teaching in Post-Secondary Schools Music teachers at institutions of higher education usually are expected to specialize in one or two areas, such as music theory, music history and literature, music education, musicology, performance, electronic music, composition, conducting, or music therapy. The salaries for college or university music teaching vary considerably with the type of institution and its location. In many cases, college faculties are recruited from people who have had successful professional careers as performers or as music teachers. A college music educator, however, usually must have earned at least a master's degree in music. A great many institutions require a doctorate. The music programs in institutions of higher education constitute one of the main sources of music standards and performances.

2. Majors And Careers - Music Most schools have career ladders in music education. The audio recording and audio technology fields may lead to record producing. http://www.indiana.edu/~udiv/majors/majorinfo.cgi/18

Music Major Related Resources School of Music Merrill Hall 101 Career Related Resources School of Education Placement Office Education 1000 Music Placement Description of Major Depending on the major area of study: composing, performing, music history, pedagogy, music theory, music methods and materials, audio techniques, scene or costume design, lighting, rigging and set construction, and instrument woodworking techniques. Minors and Second Majors that Expand Career Options with this Major Theatre, telecommunications, teaching certification, fine arts, business, and apparel merchandising. Career Options Careers Specific to the Bachelor's Degree Career possibilities vary widely. B.M.E. degrees prepare students for certification as teachers of music in public schools, while B.M. performance degrees prepare students to pursue a performing career or teach their instrument in a private studio. The B.S. with an outside field degree allows students to combine music with another career, e.g., business or telecommunications. Students in the A.S. programs usually desire employment in technical positions in professional musical organizations or businesses. Other Career Possibilities with a Bachelor's Degree A graduate of a music program will develop thinking, writing, and problem solving skills that may qualify them for management and marketing positions in business or telecommunications.

3. Majors And Careers - Academic Schools And Departments career and placement, Mathematics; Medical Sciences Program; Medieval Studies; music, School of Center for Electronic and Computer music Composition Department http://www.indiana.edu/~udiv/majors/academicschools.html

A B C E ... W A Accounting and Information Systems (AIS) African Studies Afro-American Studies, Department of Air Force ROTC ... top B Bands, Department of Biology Business, Kelley School of Undergraduate Program ... top C Central Eurasian Studies, Department of Chemistry Classical Studies Cognitive Science Program ... top E East Asian Languages and Cultures Economics, Department of Education, School of Curriculum and Instruction, Department of ... top F Film Studies Program Fine Arts, School of History of Art, Department of Studio Program ... top G Gender Studies Geography, Department of Climate and Meteorology Program Geological Sciences Geologic Field Station Summer Programs Germanic Studies, Department of top H History, Department of History and Philosophy of Science, Department of Honors Division Health Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) ... top I India Studies Program Individualized Major Program Informatics, School of Instructional Systems Technology (IST) ... top J Jewish Studies Program Journalism, School of top K Kinesiology, Department of top L Latino Studies Program Law, School of Library and Information Science, School of Linguistics ... top M Mathematics Medical Sciences Program Medieval Studies Music, School of

4. Teachers-preschool, Kindergarten, Elementary, Middle, And Secondary assist students in choosing courses, colleges, and careers. is not required for teachers in private schools. subject, such as reading or music (usually grades http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos069.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Nature of the Work Working Conditions ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Public school teachers must have at least a bachelor’s degree, complete an approved teacher education program, and be licensed. Many States offer alternative licensing programs to attract people into teaching, especially for hard-to-fill positions. Excellent job opportunities are expected as a large number of teachers retire over the next 10 years, particularly at the secondary school level; opportunities will vary somewhat by geographic area and subject taught. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Teachers act as facilitators or coaches, using interactive discussions and “hands-on” approaches to help students learn and apply concepts in subjects such as science, mathematics, or English. They utilize “props” or “manipulatives” to help children understand abstract concepts, solve problems, and develop critical thought processes. For example, they teach the concepts of numbers or of addition and subtraction by playing board games. As the children get older, the teachers use more sophisticated materials, such as science apparatus, cameras, or computers. To encourage collaboration in solving problems, students are increasingly working in groups to discuss and solve problems together. Preparing students for the future workforce is the major stimulus generating the changes in education. To be prepared, students must be able to interact with others, adapt to new technology, and think through problems logically. Teachers provide the tools and the environment for their students to develop these skills.

5. Musicians, Singers, And Related Workers do not meet public school music education requirements may teach in private schools and recreation Young persons considering careers in music should have http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos095.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Musicians, Singers, and Related Workers Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Part-time schedules and intermittent unemployment are common; many musicians supplement their income with earnings from other sources. Aspiring musicians begin studying an instrument or training their voices at an early age. Competition for jobs is keen; those who can play several instruments and perform a wide range of music styles should enjoy the best job prospects. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top Musicians, singers, and related workers play musical instruments, sing, compose or arrange music, or conduct groups in instrumental or vocal performances. They may perform solo or as part of a group. Musicians, singers, and related workers entertain live audiences in nightclubs, concert halls, and theaters featuring opera, musical theater, or dance. Although most of these entertainers play for live audiences, many perform exclusively for recording or production studios. Regardless of the setting, musicians, singers, and related workers spend considerable time practicing, alone and with their band, orchestra, or other musical ensemble. Musicians often gain their reputation or professional standing in a particular kind of music or performance. However, those who learn several related instruments, such as the flute and clarinet, and who can perform equally well in several musical styles, have better employment opportunities. Instrumental musicians, for example, may play in a symphony orchestra, rock group, or jazz combo one night, appear in another ensemble the next, and work in a studio band the following day. Some play a variety of string, brass, woodwind, or percussion instruments or electronic synthesizers.

6. Careers In Music Brochure. An Online Brochure Containing Information About Caree University music School Administrator $26,000–$182,000/year; Studio Teacher $10–$100/hour. (NAPBIRT) •National Association of schools of music •National http://www.menc.org/industry/job/careers/careers.html

Last Update: 11/03/00 Adobe Acrobat Reader users, click here for brochure in PDF form This brochure can be printed on letter-size paper in landscape format. Opportunities for Employment and Approximate Salary Ranges* Personal Qualifications Knowledge and Skills Recommended Precollege Training Recommended College Education and Other Training Music Education Early Childhood Music Educator School Music Educator Music Supervisor, Consultant Music Professor University Music School Administrator Studio Teacher Ability to work with people Ambition to continually study and improve Desire to help others learn Inspirational and patient personality Leadership qualities Musical talent Administrative ability necessary for supervisor, university administrator, and studio teacher Broad cultural background Extensive music knowledge Keyboard skill Knowledge of National Standards for Music Education Performance skill on one instrument or voice Skill in teaching Ability to read music Private instruction in piano and primary instrument or voice School Music Educator Music Supervisor/ Consultant: successful experience as music teacher; advanced degree often required

7. Careers In Music. "Dictionary" Of Music Careers". Complete Descriptions Of Numer least at the beginning of your career), a practical short, an undergraduate major in music and as investigate the requirements and offerings of such schools. http://www.menc.org/information/infoserv/Dictionary.html

ATTORNEY, MUSIC BUSINESS When considering the role of lawyers in music careers, it should be noted that the most problems and business opportunities involve the extension of the performer and creator beyond the setting of the concert hall. Most music lawyers express an ignorance of the musician's trade in the writing and performing of music, but those with some music training are obviously a step ahead. Most music lawyers spend little time in court. Litigation is but an extension of negotiation by other means. Music lawyers are a small community of specialists who exist in an environment where negotiated settlements serve client interests better than often costly and delayed litigation. The small music bar is centered largely in New York City and Beverly Hills. Some music lawyers are in corporate legal departments such as those of record companies, licensing societies (ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC), and publishers, but most are in small firms or individual practices. COMMUNITY ARTS MANAGER The basic challenge of the community arts manager is to integrate fully the arts into the social and economic fabric of his or her community. In a fiscal environment of competing priorities, the arts program must serve real needs and get a response from a strong constituency or it will not survive long. The manager must identify the various segment of a community, whether business, educational, youth, political, or religious. He or she must determine their needs and interests, and incorporate these values and needs into a viable program. The manager must, therefore, possess some working knowledge of governmental and community processes and be able to translate the benefits and the needs of the arts into concepts that are easily grasped by these community forces.

8. Careers In Music music careers. Teaching. music Therapist. Performance. Church musician. music Industry music educators in the public schools may find opportunities for extra remuneration for service as http://www.kenfoster.com/Articles/Careers.htm

Music Careers Teaching Music Therapist Performance Church Musician Music Industry Television/Radio Industry Music Librarian Audio Engineering Music Arranging Music Composition Recording Engineer Music Software Development Symphony Orchestra Conducting Film Scoring Recording Editing Virtual Reality Sound Environments (Internet, Games, Programs) Music Therapy Potential earnings Education required Personal qualifications, Knowledge, and Skill you will need. Music Teaching in Elementary and Secondary Schools Clearly, the largest number of full-time music teaching positions exists in public and private schools. In preschools, kindergartens, elementary schools, and day-care centers, the music teacher provides guidance for activities such as singing, listening, playing instruments, moving and dancing, composing, and experimenting with music patterns. Teachers, supervisors, or directors of music in middle, junior high, and senior high schools provide direction for choral and instrumental organizations, small ensembles, and musical theater productions. Music instruction in the secondary school also includes courses in general music, theory, music history, literature, and the related arts. Music educators in the public schools may find opportunities for extra remuneration for service as conductors of church choirs, community music organizations, or recreational programs. In many communities, the music department of the public schools is the focal point of the community's musical life.

9. Universities And Schools Of Music Royal Holloway List of music schools worldwide. University of Alabama - List of addresses of music schools. Flute Scholarships! Flute careers/College Preparation http://www.harpsong.org/music-schools.html

From these links you can locate many schools with music programs and from there you can locate the professors on staff. Most have a biography available and some have nice pictures. I will add more from time to time. (It will be impossible to add everyone's... ). If you are a professor who would like to have your site added, feel free to e-mail me and give me the address and I will include it. CollegeNET - A college search engine. Indiana University School of Music Worldwide Internet Music Resources Music Institutes - Through the Sibelius Academy site. Peterson's Education Center - Database of Colleges and Universities. Royal Holloway List of Music Schools - worldwide University of Alabama - List of addresses of music schools. Flute Scholarships! Flute Careers/College Preparation I obviously can't begin to list every bio on every flute professor in the country. Not everyone has a web page. These are just some pages that I have come across so far from various Colleges and Universities offering photos, biographical information, email addresses and/or other contact info for Professors and Teachers of flute. I would love suggestions for any that I have missed that so that I might can include them. I also realize that people in teaching positions change from time to time and so I do apologize for any incorrect or outdated information. If anyone finds any mistakes in this list, I would really appreciate an email to bring it to my attention so that I can make the correction.

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Home Links Menu Music Education Music Education Links Top 5 Most Popular Music Education Links Audio Courses Online Degrees by Directory of Schools The Collective Alexander Technique and Musicians ... The Music Education Madness Site A meeting place site for music teachers of any level or area of expertise. Includes monthly articles, plans, kids' section, and more. Music Teachers Lists (TeachList.com) Large international database of music teachers. For all instruments locations ages styles and skill levels. MusicStaff.com   MusicStaff.com is a great educational site. We are the internet's largest   directory of private music teachers. Currently, we have about 6000 listings, plus great articles and discussions. Online Degrees by Directory of Schools Earn your online degree Piano Lessons by Quiescence Music Learn to play in the New Age style with these online lessons for beginning adults PianoPartners.com

11. APPLAUSE Music Careers - Career Services Links Technical Trade schools Directory of online and oncampus vocational and trade schools nationwide. Applause music careers. All Rights Reserved. http://linksmanager.com/applause/links9.html

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13. Careers In Music - Recording Engineer schools with Recording Arts Click music School Search and check the Technology/Recording than actual engineering work that will prepare you for this career. http://musicians.about.com/library/musicjobs/descriptions/blrecengineer.htm

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14. CalArts Music School FAQs music Qualifications Since CalArts prepares highlyqualified students for professional careers in the arts are higher than at many other schools. http://music.calarts.edu/ms_info/ms_faqs.html

Hello! And welcome to the Music School "FAQs" pages Here you will find answers to many Frequently-Asked Questions about the CalArts School of Music, organized by topic. If you are interested in applying to the School of Music, we have an on-line form for you to request application forms and information. If you want information on any of the other Schools in the Institute Art, Dance, Film/Video, Theater, or Critical Studies - well, it's not here. Follow this link to the main CalArts website Recent news: The application and financial aid deadlines for Fall 2004 admission have passed, and most of our programs are full for the fall semester. For the latest information on program availability, or for any admissions questions not answered in these pages, you can email our Admissions Office , or call them at 661-255-1050. The recommended application deadline for Fall 2005 admission is the first week of January. The recommended application deadline for Spring 2005 admission is Nov. 15, 2004, although some of our programs will not be accepting spring entrants contact the Admissions Office for further information before applying. Music School FAQs Main Menu Click on any of the questions below to go directly to the answer; there are links to return to this Main Menu. Or just scroll on down the page to see them answered in order.

15. Themusicedge.com Play At School Careers Playing Music many different settings, like psychiatric and general hospitals, rehabilitation centers, schools and daycares For more details on careers in music, check out http://www.themusicedge.com/school/playing.html

16. The Curtis Institute Of Music was to train exceptionally gifted young musicians for careers as performing a conservatory that has consistently ranked among the leading music schools in the http://www.curtis.edu/

17. Themusicedge.com Play At School Careers In Music Tech Many music schools now offer courses in recording engineering, and some schools are devoted entirely to it. For more details on careers in music, check out http://www.themusicedge.com/school/musictech.html

18. ArtsWork - Music Career Links careers in music http//www.berklee.edu/careers/default.html. of music maintains an address book listing more than nine hundred college music schools in the http://artswork.asu.edu/arts/students/careers/careers13.htm

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The GRAMMY Foundation Home Leonard Bernstein Center GRAMMY Mentor Sessions GRAMMY In The Schools ... GRAMMY Gateway GRAMMY In The Schools Careers In Music Tools for navigating the industry This national outreach program provides insight to high school students about careers that are available in music, and direction on how to prepare for them. Primarily held on university campuses across the country, GRAMMY In The Schools provides an opportunity for students to interact with professionals representing a wide range of careers. What's your career goal? There are many people behind the music you hear every day. These professionals have followed different paths into the music business, and those who are successful have invested much time and effort in the journey. The online GRAMMY In The Schools Careers In Music Handbook is a series of interviews and resources that give insight into what makes the business run. A survey element has been added to the Careers In Music day to make it more substantive and thought provoking, which enables it to expand beyond a one-day event for the students. Our hope is that, through open discussion, students will develop better research, debate and other useful skills. Past GRAMMY In The Schools participants include: All-4-One, Boyz II Men, Melissa Etheridge, David Foster, Jimmy "Jam" Harris, Wyclef Jean, Joe, LL Cool J, Branford Marsalis, Curtis Mayfield, Roger Nichols, Phil Ramone, Linda Ronstadt, Arturo Sandoval, Al Schmitt, Jon Secada, Alan Silvestri, Tony Visconti, Diane Warren, Don Was, Trisha Yearwood and Faith Hill.

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The GRAMMY Foundation Home Leonard Bernstein Center GRAMMY Mentor Sessions GRAMMY In The Schools ... GRAMMY Gateway GRAMMY In The Schools Careers In Music Handbook Profiles These profiles are expanded versions of a series of 13 interviews that appear in the 2002 edition of the GRAMMY In The Schools Career Handbook Recording artist Mary J. Blige Recording artist Dr. Dre Recording artist Nelly Furtado Recording artist Ja Rule Recording artist Uncle Kracker Recording artist Robert Mirabal Recording artist Ulysses Bella from Ozomatli Recording artist Mike Mushok of Staind Label president Andy Slater Kim Buie DJ Jason Bentley Photographer Danny Clinch New media: Cheri Cheng Resource Guide

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