Beyond Talent: Creating a Successful Career in Music

Angela Beeching

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PRELUDE TO REVISED EDITION INTRODUCTION 1. Mapping Success in Music 2. Making Connections: Schmoozing for Success 3. Building Your Image: Creating Promotional Materials that Work 4. Expanding Your Impact: Making Recordings 5. Building Your On-line Community: Social Networking, the Web, and You INTERLUDE: THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS 6. Booking Concerts like a Pro 7. Building Your Reputation, Growing Your Audience 8. Connecting with Audiences: Residency, Educational, and Community Programming 9. Performing At Your Best 10. Managing Your Freelance Gigs 11. Balancing Life: Managing Time and Money 12. Raising Money for Music Projects 13. Getting It Together: Your Career Package POSTLUDE: CONFESSIONS OF A CAREER COUNSELOR ENDNOTES INDEX

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