by Aaron Alon | Oct 4, 2022 | Marketing and Promotion, Music Technology
A well-designed website is your best way to organize and present your professional self to the world. Let’s look at the steps necessary to set up a basic website using WordPress, either as a premium (paid) site or free. First, familiarize yourself with some...
by Aaron Alon | Jun 22, 2019 | Auditions & Interviews, Careers in Music, Education
Oftentimes, as part of an academic job, you’ll be asked to give a brief teaching demo. This is a part of the interview that often sinks candidates. Use these tips to help you prepare a solid teaching demo and avoid common pitfalls. Picking the Topic A topic will...
by Aaron Alon | Jun 10, 2019 | Composition, Finances, Music Law
DISCLAIMER: This blog is a general guide on PROs. This is not intended as legal advice. The information on this page may be incorrect or outdated. Please confirm any information in this post with an attorney and/or the relevant PRO. For transparency, the...
by Aaron Alon | Jun 5, 2018 | Marketing and Promotion
Musicians are deeply dependent upon the talents of graphic designers to create posters, logos, websites, and more. However, graphic designers all too often fall into common traps that render their designs nonsensical or unintentionally amateurish or comic in...
by Aaron Alon | Jul 4, 2017 | Composition
It’s important for all musicians to be able to read from a full score and to know about common ensembles, even ones in which they don’t play. This primer is meant as an introduction to score reading and orchestration. Post Navigation Navigate to your area...
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