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Music training courses and schools

School: Berklee College of Music
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Legal Aspects of the Music Industry
Course Format: Online
The business and creative sides of the music business are inextricably linked �no matter how proficient you are creatively, you need to think and operate like a business in order to remain successful. Music-related careers are affected by legal matters on a regular basis: from artist contracts, recording and music publishing agreements to copyright law, name protection and business organizatio...
 

Music Business 101
Course Format: Online
The business of music is a global multi-billion dollar industry comprised of a relatively small amount of individuals creating the music, and a whole lot of people doing everything else: working at labels, distribution companies, publishing companies, recording studios, artist management, promotion, producing, and legal counsel. If you are looking to further your career in the business end of t...
 

Music Industry Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Online
There has never been a better time to be a music entrepreneur. Fundamentally, entrepreneurs see problems and fix them. Given the state of today’s music business, the opportunities for an entrepreneur to succeed are as high as they’ve ever been. In few other businesses can someone with little to no capital or connections go from a bedroom operation to affecting the culture on a large s...
 

Music Marketing 101
Course Format: Online
The music industry has gone through monumental changes over the past five to ten years. The good news is that it’s never been easier to record and manufacture pro-sounding recordings and reach a worldwide audience using the Internet. The bad news is that it’s never been harder to cut through the clutter and stand out in a crowded music marketplace. But it is possible, and thousands of...
 

Music Marketing 201
Course Format: Online
This is the second course in Berkleemusic’s music marketing series. Building on the core material and limited budget activities presented in Music Marketing101, this course looks at more advanced marketing opportunities available to accomplished musicians with a more robust budget. You can’t get radio play until you have press. The writers won’t cover your record unless you h...
 

Music Publishing 101
Course Format: Online
Authored by the former Vice President, Creative at Sony/ATV Music and current A&R executive for Shapiro Bernstein, Music Publishing 101 provides a step-by-step guide to setting up your own publishing company, including administration of copyrights, the role of performance rights organizations, and preparing a functioning accounting system for your catalog. You’ll develop your own publicity...
 

The Future of Music and the Music Business
Course Format: Online
This 12-week course is about discovering successful strategies for future success in the music industry. Through discussions, interactive exercises, and interviews with music industry insiders, The Future of Music will challenge conventional thinking about the business of music, and will explore new ways of creating, promoting, and distributing it. Each week, we will examine an aspect of the mu...
 

Arranging 1: Rhythm Section
Course Format: Online
Arranging 1: Rhythm Section explores all aspects of writing and arranging for the rhythm section. Part of Berklee’s required core curriculum, Arranging 1: Rhythm Section will teach you how to write for the rhythm section (drums, bass, guitar, and keyboards) and create killer arrangements that really groove. This course directs you on everything you’ll need to create an effective arran...
 

Arranging: Advanced Horn Writing
Course Format: Online
Learn more advanced arranging techniques for the rhythm section and horn section. In Arranging: Advanced Horn Writing, you’ll learn unison, 2, 3, 4, and 5-part writing, and study techniques for voicing chords, orchestration, articulations, and background lines. You’ll also learn advanced topics of harmony, such as tension substitutions and lower interval limits, knowledge that you can...
 

Arranging: Contemporary Styles
Course Format: Online
Learn how to write and record for the rhythm section (drums, percussion, bass, guitar, keyboards and melody) in a number of styles including: rock, pop, soul, R’n’B, Brazilian, Afro Cuban, funk, and hip-hop. Increase your style vocabulary and performing skills, and create your own great grooves and styles mixes in the same fashion as many successful contemporary artists and producers....
 

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