Click here to RSVP now! Grants can be an vital part of every artist’s fundraising strategy, but the application process can be so complex that some deserving artists won’t even apply.Continue readingGrant Writing Workshop in Sunnyside, NY – August 18, 2013
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How to Write a Better Bio: Advice for Artists and Musicians
Not every artist will apply for a grant in his or her career, but every artist needs to know how to write his or her own bio. This is theContinue readingHow to Write a Better Bio: Advice for Artists and Musicians
Bass Solo Web Series: Interview with creators John Sutton and Heather Mingo
John Sutton and Heather Mingo, the creators of the Bass Solo web series, are good friends of mine who are taking a risk and are in the process of doingContinue readingBass Solo Web Series: Interview with creators John Sutton and Heather Mingo
Why “Discoverability” Matters and How to Maximize Yours
Part 2 of a Series by Mary Cummings From Douglas: People are looking, so make sure you’re good looking! When you google yourself or your group, how do you look?Continue readingWhy “Discoverability” Matters and How to Maximize Yours
Industry Perspective: Online Marketing Basics for Musicians
Part 1 of a Series By Mary Cummings From Douglas – Every time I see my good friend Mary Cummings, she tells me about some new online marketing tool andContinue readingIndustry Perspective: Online Marketing Basics for Musicians
Four Reasons to Finally Write That Grant
Like the nutritious breakfasts that we learned about when we were kids, grants are only a part of “this complete breakfast.” Like the Captain Crunch that I so loved asContinue readingFour Reasons to Finally Write That Grant
Consultancy Offer: CMA New Jazz Works applications
Calling all jazz composers and bandleaders! Chamber Music America’s wonderful program New Jazz Works is accepting applications until March 8. This application requires a work sample, a history of yourContinue readingConsultancy Offer: CMA New Jazz Works applications