by Aaron Alon | Nov 26, 2023 | Composition, Marketing and Promotion, Music Technology
So you’ve got your music recorded and you’re ready to distribute it? That’s great! There’s a lot to learn about distribution, but this starter guide will help you get off to a good start to getting your music out there! Overview of Topics...
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 The information on this page may be incorrect or outdated.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 | 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...
by Aaron Alon | Jun 28, 2016 | Composition, Professionalism
While all musicians will play music by composers that are well established and often dead, many will also have the opportunity to perform new works by living composers with the composers present. While this can present some of the most exciting opportunities in...
by Aaron Alon | Jun 10, 2016 | Composition, Mental Health, Writing Resources
If you’re on the creative end of the arts, you have probably at some point felt creatively “blocked,” as though you reached a brick wall and can’t figure out how to break through. Here are some tips for avoiding and countering...
by Aaron Alon | May 27, 2016 | Auditions & Interviews, Careers in Music, Composition, Education, Mental Health, Musical Theatre & Opera
One of the most paralyzing fears for many artists is a fear of failure. However, we often fall into the trap of fearing failure and dreaming of success without really defining either term. In my experience, too few artists really live with the...
Recent Comments