Image by Gavin Whitner. In my last post I argued how composers are in the business of producing and monetizing assets. To remind you, an asset is an item, physical or digital, that [...]
This post contains affiliate links. I've been putting a lot of thought into what the business of composing actually is. Composing music means, among other things, to create art, add value, tell stories, serve [...]
This post contains affiliate links. One of the things I enjoy most about visiting family over the holidays is that I have lots of time to read and think. When I couple this with [...]
A guest blog post by Adam Schumaker. Every opportunity-driven composer has probably been on www.composerssite.com. It is a wonderful resource for finding competitions, call-for-scores, residencies--any opportunity we composers believe we need to succeed. The American [...]
I had three appointments I needed to re-arrange. And all three people I was supposed to meet with last Friday were flexible and I was able to clear my schedule. Whew. What a relief. I [...]
A guest blog post by Arthur Breur. Arthur was featured in Ep 72 of The Portfolio Composer. He also wrote a blog series for The Portfolio Composer website on the power of blogging. You can [...]
A guest blog post by Tony Manfredonia. You can read the original post on Tony's website here. Making the Most of Every Life Situation A lot of us creatives - composers, artists, developers, filmmakers, etc. [...]
A guest blog post by Arthur Breur. Arthur was featured in Ep 72 of The Portfolio Composer (formerly Composer on Fire) podcast. This is part three of a three part series. You can read part [...]
A guest blog post by Dana Fonteneau Dana is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist who specializes in working with performing artists. She will be featured in an upcoming episode of The Portfolio Composer. This [...]
A guest blog post by Arthur Breur. Arthur was featured in Ep 72 of the Composer on Fire podcast. This is part two of a three part series. You can read part one here, and [...]
