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9780881889161

Making a Living in Your Local Music Market: How to Survive and Prosper

Making a Living in Your Local Music Market: How to Survive and Prosper
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  • ISBN-13: 9780881889161
  • ISBN: 0881889164
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  • Publisher: Hal Leonard Corp

AUTHOR

Ronny S. Schiff, Dick Weissman

SUMMARY

You can survive happily as a musician, composer and songwriter in your own local music market! The newly revised and expanded edition of this book will show you how. It includes detailed analysis of the latest regional music scenes that have developed; an extensive new section (written by Ron Sobel - vice president of ASCAP in Los Angeles) on opportunities for musicians and composers in developing and selling music in new mediums including the Internet, Greenhouse Channels, Theme Parks, and Desk Top Films; info on how music distribution and retailing is changing to meet the challenges of the 21st century; and many more essential tips. Also features a new appendix and a helpful Resources section after each chapter.Ronny S. Schiff is the author of 'Making a Living in Your Local Music Market: How to Survive and Prosper' with ISBN 9780881889161 and ISBN 0881889164.

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