Starting a project but not sure where to start? Find your place among the different business structures.
In an effort to lose the baby weight from daughter number two, I decided to try something I had always been dead set against: counting calories. It was too much
In “The Man and His Music: Part One” in the November 2013 issue, Gerre Hancock’s name was misspelled. In the “From the Editor” column, Sara Thomas wrote that Glendower Jones
New York Says Goodbye to City Opera The New York City Opera’s acclaimed production of Anna Nicole at the Brooklyn Academy of Music was the company’s final show. On September
Starting a project but not sure where to start? Find your place among the different business structures. Here’s the Entrepreneurial Career column by Amanda Keil from the December issue of
How often have you sat in the vestibule outside of an audition room and found yourself held captive by an overly chatty singer? Perhaps you’re not the direct recipient of
“You don’t get paid for the hour. You get paid for the value you bring to the hour.” Jim Rohn One of the biggest hurdles and challenge for those
Raising money from foundations isn’t easy, but several funders want to support artists just like you. But brace yourself for some inconvenient truths. By and large, foundations and government
Taking your music career seriously means seeing it, to some degree, as a small business. To gain objectivity, look at your current project or venture the way a consultant
Can’t figure out why you’re not getting ahead? Receiving conflicting advice? Here are some tips for sleuthing out the truth and putting it to use.
Raising money from foundations isn’t easy, but several funders want to support artists just like you.
I have a love-hate relationship with e-mail. I love it because it makes communicating with others so much easier! I hate it because my ever-overflowing inbox is also ever-overwhelming. But
