It seems in today’s world people are more connected than ever. Websites such as Facebook and Myspace are allowing people to stay in touch all over the world.
For musicians, this is a very very good thing. Why? Because in the music business, success relies largely on who you know. Learning the art of Networking (i.e. meeting people and exchanging contact information) is vital to establishing and maintaining your career.
Applying to Summer Programs? Deciding which style of music to study? Read on!
Try a new music style this summer.
As an aspiring musician, you’ve probably been told by your teachers to listen to as much music as possible. I’m going to take that lesson one step further and suggest that you check out as many styles as possible. There are two reasons for this: inspiration and increased career opportunities.
Hi everyone, my name is Jeff Muzerolle and I’m a professional musician/producer/educator in the Boston area. I’m also a Berklee alum (class of ’99) and well acquainted with the Berklee experience. I’ve spent the last decade of my life establishing a successful career touring, recording, producing and educating. I also wrote an e-book on career building. If you’re a drummer, I invite you to check it out at www.thegiggingdrummer.com.
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