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The GRAMMY Foundation GITS Careers In Music Handbook Music In High Places Leonard Bernstein Center ... About Us GRAMMY In The Schools Careers In Music Tools for navigating the industry 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. At the GRAMMY Foundation, we have the privilege of working with accomplished people in many areas of music, and we want to share their experiences with you. GRAMMY In The Schools Careers In Music informs high school students about career opportunities in music-related fields. Primarily held on university campuses across the country, this unique program provides an opportunity for students to interact with professionals representing a wide range of careers. What's your career goal?

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The GRAMMY Foundation Music in High Places GITS Careers In Music Handbook Mary J. Blige Dr. Dre Nelly Furtado Ja Rule ... Cheri Cheng 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

23. Recording Engineer Careers: Music Connection Article (2nd) On Career Connection into careers such as radio, TV, music and film. benefit of having the folks at Career Connection help are teaching the business in trade schools and colleges http://www.recordingconnection.com/articles-music-connection2.html

Go to Recording Engineer School in a major studio Your school is an actual recording studio in your town! Your teacher is a working pro who trains you one-on-one! No experience required! Part-time, nights, weekends. Train around your current job! "Steve Mixdorf has turned out to be the best intern we've had at NRG, and I had no problem hiring him. " Tom Schelly, Studio Manager, NRG "The most recent graduate of the Recording Connection is now working for my studio." William Stace, Owner, Walls Have Ears "I have a long way to go before reaching my goals in the 'recording industry,' but thanks to you, it's not just a dream anymore." Jeffrey L. Kaehr, Student, Sweetwater Sound "I know, from my own experience, that this is the absolute best way to learn recording." John Lowson, Grammy-winning Engineer CLOSE-UP: Career Connection May, 1996 By Karen Orsi Curly in City Slickers said that the secret to happiness in life is based on one thing alone. Jim Petulla, founder of Career Connection has made it his "one thing" to solve the infamous Catch-22 dilemma about dreams and careersthat you can't get a job without experience and you can't get experience until you get the job. "We recognize that it's who you know that counts," he says. This is the basis for Petulla's Career Connectiona company that claims to help anyone get a job in almost any profession without formal training. Petulla's angle is the apprenticeship approach, made popular during the Renaissance, in which an apprentice begins working at a trade alongside a craftsman until he learns it well enough to make it his own. Career Connection has utilized this approach in placing over 5,000 beginners in some of the hottest and most competitive career fields, such as audio recording/engineering, video, film and journalism. For a fee, Career Connection can get you the crucial interview for your dream gig. But they also show you how to do it on your own.

24. Music Teaching As A Career the majority of time will be spent in secondary schools. B.Ed (Hons) music graduates are able to teach Although the main career prospect will be teaching some http://www.ca.courses-careers.com/teaching.htm

Accountancy Agricultural Industries Architecture Audiology ... Veterinary Nursing Music Teaching If you are interested and enthusiastic about music then maybe you have what it takes to become a good music teacher. Teaching is a demanding role at the best of times. All schools teachers must be good communicators, organisers and managers. They must relate well to people and have the ability to exercise a considerable degree of understanding and patience. We all remember a good teacher. A Music teacher needs to have a love and understanding of their subject. They need to be versatile in all aspects of music and to be able to encourage their pupils to achieve their true potential. There are a number of routes into music teaching. In Scotland the most popular is the four year B.Ed (Hons) which is the equivalent of the BA (Hons) Music with Qualified Teacher Status. Completing students on these courses can take up positions as either Secondary school teachers or as music specialists within primary schools.

25. Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra . 1928 - 2003 . Invite an A2SO staff member or musician to your school s career day to speak about a profession in the music industry. School cost Free. http://www.a2so.com/education/schools/careers/index.shtml

Educational Opportunities Programs For Schools Youth Concerts Ensembles in the Classroom Arie in the Schools This Is Your Brain on Music ... Orchestra 101 Other Learning Opportunities Girl Scouts Pre-concert Lectures Lunch with Arie eductional programs ... careers in music Educational Opportunities Careers in Music What is it like to be a professional musician? Are there other careers in the music field if I don't want to sing or play professionally? These are questions your students may be asking themselves as they prepare for their futures. Invite an A2SO staff member or musician to your school's career day to speak about a profession in the music industry. School cost: Free. Thirty-minute program recommended for Middle School / High School. (Subject to availability.) For more information, contact Katie at the A2SO office at (734) 994-4801.

26. Distance Learning Links Directory of links for distance learning includes U.S. and Canadian universities and colleges, as well as sites related to careers, subject help, teachers, learning disabilities, exam anxiety, safe schools, Christian education, music, and scholarships for students in Alberta. http://www.geocities.com/garysdeskcom/

Distance Learning Links Education is increasing in importance. An Alberta Government pamphlet "Meet the Challenge: Youth Getting Ready for the Future" (published 2000) states by age 24 89% of Alberta youth have a high school diploma and 55% of youth aged 25 to 29 have completed an apprenticeship, college, technical institute or university program. If you do not have a good education, you might not be able to compete against highly qualified people. Computer Self Test We recommend completing these self-tests before you register in any Distance Learning or On-line (internet or virtual school courses). The self-tests can give you some unbiased feedback from people involved in the delivery of distance education courses. These self tests can help you determine if you should take distance education courses and if you have the skills to successfully complete On-line (internet or virtual school) courses. Complete "Should I take a Distance Learning Class ?" and "Do I Have the Technical Skills and Knowledge to Learn On-line ?" Post-Secondary Distance Learning Links College and University Distance Education and External Degree Programs Canadian Colleges and Universities Elementary to High School Links Adult Upgrading Correspondence Distance Education - High School Distance Education - Junior High ... Cost of Distance Learning Courses . Page discusses cost of Distance Learning couses and compares cost of distance learning courses with the cost for mature students to upgrade at colleges.

27. Career Development Home researched to aid you in your career planning, including links to music School Databases, Job Listings, and Career Development Pages at other music schools. http://www.rider.edu/westminster/careers/

Mapping Your Career Path Job Listings Bulletin Info For Employers Competitions ... Contact Us Your Resource Center for Career Placement and Advice Our Services Career Development Site Features The primary function of this office is to help students and alumni achieve their career goals and support the ongoing development of their musical careers. As you move through your job search, please feel free to contact this office at any time for any assistance we may be able to offer. Our Services Providing individual career counseling to help students and alumni match short- and long-term career/life goals consistent with their interests, abilities and initiative Assisting with resume writing to create one or several resumes depending on your career and job search goals Maintaining confidential credential files of letters of reference. Developing individual job search strategies Acting as an information clearinghouse for internships, study abroad, festivals, competitions, scholarships, summer jobs and other work opportunities

28. Career Information Links Career Services Departments at music schools These links will direct you to Career Development homepages at other music schools. http://www.rider.edu/westminster/careers/links.html

Career Development Home Mapping Your Career Path Job Listings Bulletin Info For Employers ... Contact Us Career Information Links The following are links specifically researched to aid the student of music in finding out more about Job placement and career planning. Choose a category: Music School Databases Career Services Departments at Music Schools General Career Search Arts Administration/General Music ... Voice Music School Databases These links will lead you to the most comprehensive databases of music schools throughout the world. Colleges, Music Departments, and Music Faculty in the United States and Canada : a service of the College Music Society Colleges and Music Departments Worldwide : a service of the Sibelius Academy, Finland Career Services Departments at Music Schools These links will direct you to Career Development homepages at other music schools. University of Colorado, Music Resources

29. Careers > Music Careers Only On Earthtimes.org Search4College.Com music careers music careers Search our database for schools and training programs to prepare you for a rewarding career. http://www.earthtimes.org/et/careers/id_4890.html

Back On this page The Art of Knowledge Sharing Speaking Body Language university books ... college essays music careers on Earth times Can you Sing? Undiscovered singers, groups or musicians of all ages and musical genres are being sought to perform live for industry professionals looking to distribute recording deals, management contracts and other prizes. www.FashionRockNow.com Institute of Audio Research - NYC The Institute of Audio Research (IAR) of New York City is renowned for career training in music production and recording. audioschool.com The Institute of Audio Research (IAR) in New York City prepares students for careers in music production and audio engineering. Undiscovered singers, groups, or musicians wanted to perform live for industry professionals looking to distribute recording deals, management contracts, or other prizes. fashionrocknow.com

30. Chronicle Careers Music Education - Assistant Or Associate Permian Basin, local community colleges, and public schools. 79762 Other ads from this institution Categories music. New on Chronicle careers First Person An http://chronicle.com/jobs/id.php?id=288801

31. Waltons New School Of Music Teaching careers music Teacher, School music Educator, music Therapist There are dozens of private music schools and hundreds of http://www.newschool.ie/cgi-bin/faq.cgi?area=car

32. The Department Of Music At Schenectady County Community College Graduates of SCCC music degree and certificate programs have transferred to many of the nation s finest music schools and have succeeded in careers in all http://www.sunysccc.edu/academic/music/

Business and Law Developmental Studies Humanities and Social Sciences Math, Science and Technology ... Music The Department of Music at Schenectady County Community College Office: Begley Building, Room 176 - Telephone: (518) 381-1231, Weekdays before 4:00 pm Full-Time Faculty Part-Time Faculty (Adjuncts) The Empire Jazz Orchestra The Department of Music at Schenectady County Community College offers an array of career training possibilities for the serious musician in an exciting atmosphere of performance and music scholarship that is widely recognized both regionally and nationally. Graduates of SCCC Music degree and certificate programs have transferred to many of the nation's finest music schools and have succeeded in careers in all facets of the profession. SCCC Jazz Ensemble performing in the Netherlands, Directed by Dr. Bill Meckley The SCCC Wind Ensemble Directed by Professor Brett Wery in Rehearsal SCCC is fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music ; This accreditation assures quality music study and performance opportunities that include private performance instruction and a complete ensemble program that is acclaimed throughout this region. The Empire Jazz Orchestra is a professional jazz ensemble in residence at Schenectady County Community College. Founded in 1992, the EJO is dedicated to the performance of quality ensemble music from all eras of jazz. The orchestra is comprised of many of the Capital Region's finest professional musicians.

33. Careers here were trained in conventional programs in US colleges and music schools. a perspective transcending the traditional approach to possible music careers. http://www.johnson-inst.com/careers.htm

News You Can Use CAREERS FOR A CHANGING MARKETPLACE by Nancy Uscher At first glance, the American-trained artists described here seem terribly familiar. They have the usual histories: The violinist earned a doctorate at Julliard, studying with Ivan Galamian and Dorothy DeLay, and then spent a year in Vienna on a Fulbright scholarship. The young soprano was a music major at Connecticut College and president of her high school choir. The promising cellist graduated from the Eastman School of Music and went on to become principal cellist of an orchestra in Canada. With two degrees from the University of Houston, the composer earned a doctorate from Boston University and became an assistant professor there. th Walter Verdehr, a native of Gottschee, Yogoslavia, spent his early years in Austria. At the age of eight he received his first violin lesson and studied for two years in Graz, Austria, with Marianne Kroemer, who founded the European String Teachers Association. After coming to California with his parents, he met Sascha Jacobson at the Music Academy of the West and studied with him before attending Julliard. He subsequently joined the faculty at Michigan State University as the first violinist of the Beaumont Quartet. In 1971 he married Elsa Ludewig-Verdehr, a clarinet Virtuoso and professor at the same university. Verdehr ha been active as a teacher and violin soloist, but one of his most remarkable career achievements has been the creation of the Verdehr Trio, cofounded with his wife and the pianist Gary Kirkpatrick. More than 30 new works have been commissioned for the ensemble.

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NEWS ABOUT US GUITAR TAB REVIEWS ... LINKS Lessons by subject... Beginner Absolute Beginner Guitar Basics Buying a Guitar ... Video Lessons Search Resource Links Music Careers David Hodge Maximum Musician Hans Fahling Workshops ... Home Music Recording Careers in Music Start or build a career in the music industry with knowledge and confidence thanks to the well informed community at MusicCareers.net . Learn the keys to working on the road or in the studio; learn about writing songs, getting them published, and much more. Top 10 Tips: Recording a Home Demo By Keane Li Here are ten thoughtful steps to making your home demos sound more professional. Besides being a Guitar Noise reader, Keane Li is also the songwriter/guitarist for the band Festizio. He is also the winner of the 2003 Online Rock Festival's "Original Song" award. Rules for the Road By Matt Purkey Matt Purkey has written some great advice concerning getting gigs and continuing to do so. A must-read for those of you who are contemplating taking those first steps to playing out in front of people. One Minute of Fame By Mab O'Connor When you're a working band, you never know whether your next call is going to be a gig or a message from your drummer telling you he's decided to leave the band for a project involving a performance artist who imitates furniture. Fortunately for Mab O'Connor, it was ABC television...

35. Navigating Music Careers - Larry Rachleff His college conducting career began at the University of Connecticut and weeklong residencies at several leading universities and music schools, and he has http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/~navmusic/profiles/larry_rachleff.html

Profile - Larry Rachleff Larry Rachleff is a former faculty member of Oberlin Conservatory where he served as Music Director of Orchestras and Conductor of the Contemporary Ensemble. He also served as the Conductor of the Opera Theater at the University of Southern California. In 1988 Mr. Rachleff served as the Music Director of the highly acclaimed American-Soviet Youth Orchestra tour. He has conducted and presented master classes at the Chopin Academy in Warsaw, Poland, the Zurich Hochschule for Music and Theater and the Sydney and Queensland, Australia Conservatory Orchestras. He is in constant demand as a conductor and master class clinician and is frequently invited to lead the very finest American Conservatory Orchestras, most recently that of the Juilliard School. He has spent his summers guest conducting at Aspen, Tanglewood, the National Camp at Interlochen, the Music Academy of the West and the National Repertory Orchestra and has led the Camerata Australia on a tour of Japan.

36. Texas State School Of Music: Careers Selfemployed, Develop business relationships with schools and/or music stores to increase client base. Most performers have other careers. music THERAPY, http://www.finearts.txstate.edu/music/Employment/Careers.html

Careers in Music What can I do with this degree? Areas Employers Strategies EDUCATION Teaching Daycare centers Acquire teaching certificate for public school Elementary and secondary schools Gain experience working with children through volunteer or part-time work experiences. Colleges and universities Graduate degree required. Specialize in an area such as music, music theory, composition, music history, etc. Conservatories Performance skill on one instrument or voice required. Private Lessons Studios Self-employed Develop business relationships with schools and/or music stores to increase client base. PERFORMANCE Instrumental Armed Forces bands and orchestras Develop musical talent and skill. Vocal Symphony orchestras Ambition and showmanship important.

37. The College Corner :Careers In Music Encourage the music teachers at the private and public schools (if you know them well enough) to do a short unit on music careers, or do bulletin board displays http://www.musiceducationmadness.com/careers.shtml

Careers in Music Information and Suggestions compiled by Karen Stafford You've just started college, or possibly you've completed a year or two and are contemplating a change. Time for decisions. Or, time to pick that major! And you (or your student)want to go into music. But, the questions are many: Do I possibly want to go into performing? Do I REALLY want to teach? Is there any other choice besides performing and teaching? Before you decide, you need to explore all the possibilities in music: Teaching elementary (you can get certification in more than one field, too) Teaching secondary performance groups Teaching at the college level (this can be possible with just a performance degree, although the competition is stiff) Music historian Developing music software (great if you have a talent in computers and/or art) Making or repairing instruments Recording studios (in the booth itself) Managing performers (how are you at the art of persuasion?) Music therapy (a field getting more and more positive recognition)

38. Career Guide To UNL Majors Career Services Home. music music Education. Assistant Orchestra Director, Dodge City High School; Band Director, Gretna Public schools; http://www.unl.edu/careers/careerguide/music.htm

Career Services Home Salaries of Recent Graduates Academic Information Department/Major Website ... Employment Resources by Academic Area L ast updated: 3/4/03. Comments or questions to cfielder2@unl.edu Music Music Education Employment Paths of Recent Grads Education Paths of Recent Grads Examples of Related Internships Employment Paths of Recent Graduates Army Band,U S Army Arts Management Assistant, Dean Heist Enterprises Assistant Band Director, Lincoln Northeast High School Assistant Orchestra Director, Dodge City High School Band Director, Gretna Public Schools Band Director, Warsaw R-IX Public School Choir Director, Logan Magnolia Customer Service Representative, Ford Motor Credit Customer Service Representative, American Express Director of Music, St. John Lutheran Church

39. Radford University - Department Of Music undergraduate programs in the Department of music prepare students for careers as teachers of music in elementary, middle, and secondary schools and private http://www.radford.edu/~musc-web/

R ADFORD U NIVERSITY D EPARTMENT OF M USIC Department of Music - Powell Hall P.O. Box 6968, Radford University East Main Street, Radford , VA 24142 Phone (540) 831-5177 FAX (540) 831-6133 Eugene C. Fellin , Chairman efellin@radford.edu Susan K. Cline, Secretary scline@radford.edu Powell Hall (1968) Radford, Virginia The students, faculty and staff in the Department of Music at Radford University welcome you to visit our Home Page. Some pages are incomplete and under construction, while others are still in preparation stages. Featured on our pages are photos with informative links to some of the world's great historic and contemporary theatres, concert halls and music performance centers , which represent the Art of Music at its highest level. In the near future photos and sound bytes will be added allowing you to see us and our facilities, and to sample our music. The Department of Music offers major degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels and a minor in music at the undergraduate level. Courses are also open to students whose primary interests are in other fields. The Department of Music offers major degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels and a minor in music at the undergraduate level. Courses are also open to students whose primary interests are in other fields. The undergraduate programs in the Department of Music prepare students for careers as teachers of music in elementary, middle, and secondary schools and private studios; for careers in music therapy, music business, music technology, performance or composition; and/or for advanced professional study in music.

40. Faculty & Administration - Eastman Community Music School composed of dedicated professional musicians. Many of them have active performing careers; many serve additionally on the faculties of area schools and colleges http://www.rochester.edu/Eastman/community/faculty/

@import "/Eastman/community/template/ecms.css"; Search Faculty: List all faculty The faculty of the Eastman Community Music School is composed of dedicated professional musicians. Many of them have active performing careers; many serve additionally on the faculties of area schools and colleges; many are nationally recognized clinicians and adjudicators. All of them are committed to the highest level of excellence in teaching. The Community Music School also offers a limited number of lessons with Interns, who are students at the Eastman School of Music, teaching for us under the close supervision and guidance of senior faculty. In the following roster, Eastman collegiate faculty members frequently teach Community Music School students, For further information about studying with collegiate faculty members through the Community Music School, please call our office. AN OVERVIEW LESSONS Faculty Administration ... SUMMER SESSION Eastman School of Music 26 Gibbs St. Rochester, NY 14604 Questions/Comments

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