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What Happens After Graduation?
...the Classical Musician and the Music Business
A non-nonsense, no-holds-barred guide to what it will really take to be a successful, professional performing musician in the 21st century
Part I: The Business of Making Music
The Business of Making Music
Should I be a musician?
What instrument should I play?
How many other music students are there?
Whom should I study with?
How much do I need to practice?
What kind of instrument do I need?
What about competitions?
What about auditions?
What about making ends meet?
What are my career options?
What else is important?
Part II: The Music Business
The Music Business
The Big Question
Your competition in the marketplace
What everyone else knows that you don't know
Rule No.1: The Business of Making Music is not The Music Business
Rule No.2: The Business of Business is Making Money
Rule No.3: If you're not Making Money, you're not in Business
Rule No.4: Money Talks
Rule No.5: It's What you are, not Who you are
Rule No.6: It's Who you know, not What you know
Plans for Success
Recommended Reading
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© 1993 by Charles Stier