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Hey LinkedIn! If you're new to my profile, welcome! I talk about a variety of topics related to music education, community engagement, community impact, youth orchestra, and musicians. I'd love to hear from you about which topic interests you the most. Feel free to drop a comment and let me know! #musiceducation #communityengagement #communityimpact #youthorchestra #youthdevelopment ✒️

The Economic Impact of Representation in the Music Industry Discover the untold story of the economic shift that occurs when underrepresented communities support artists they can identify with. Learn how their recognition can transform the music industry and break barriers. #RepresentationMatters #MusicIndustryEconomics #UnderrepresentedArtists #DiverseVoices #EconomicShift #BreakingBarriers #SupportLocalArtists #MusicIndustryGrowth #CulturalIdentity #ArtisticRecognition

The basics: access to music education is the gift that keeps giving 🎼🖤 Get Equipped is our pioneering music led project, which mobilises creativity and these life-changing benefits. What else would you add to this list? Head to the links below to find out more and join us on our mission to change lives and save lives through the power of music. Big Love, Team LNADJ x #music l #access l #equality l #musiceducation l #musicindustry l #musicindustrynews

Building Bridges: Black and Browns in the Music Industry In this video, we discuss the relationship between black and brown communities in the music industry and how it impacts their collaboration and success. Join us as we explore the importance of mutual respect and unity in building a stronger music community. #BuildingBridges #BlackAndBrownUnity #MusicIndustryCollaboration #RespectandUnity #MusicCommunity #HipHopCulture #ArtistCollaboration #CulturalDiversity #RapMusic #MusicIndustryInsights

The Truth About the Music Industry's Prioritization of Visibility over Artistry Discover the bitter reality of the music industry and how visibility often takes precedence over artistic integrity. Learn how artists can navigate this challenging landscape while maintaining their creative expression and striving for recognition. #MusicIndustryTruths #ArtistryVsVisibility #NavigatingMusicIndustry #CreativeExpression #PursuitOfRecognition #MusicIndustryChallenges #VisibilityMatters #ArtisticIntegrity #MusicIndustryInsights #StrivingForRecognition

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Women's sports, music festivals, Gen Alphas and the Millennial parents and more... we're got all the topics covered in this week's #friday5. Click below to instantly become smarter! #insights2024

🎶 Day 9 Music Education Access 🎧 We explored the topic of racism in the music industry on Day 8 - it's crucial to acknowledge and address the inequalities that persist within an industry that's supposed to bring people together through the power of music. 🤝 On Day 9, we take a closer look at who has access to music education and the significance it plays in our journey toward racial justice. Let's ensure music remains a unifying force, devoid of discrimination and prejudice. Learn more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/gT86GJGc #RacialJustice #MusicIndustry #EqualityForAll #ChangeIsNow

American broadcasters have been using a very antiquated loophole to avoid paying performers a royalty for the songs that they choose to fill their airwaves with. This has been going on for 100 years. American broadcasters characterize their exemption to paying royalties as a "mutually beneficial promotional tool" for performers and broadcasters. They argue that paying artists a royalty for broadcasting their work is “unwarranted,” “unnecessary,” and could be "fatal to radio stations and disrupt radio business models in the long term." So while literally any entity that broadcasts music over the internet is required to pay digital performance royalties for the sound recordings they play, in the USA artists are still not paid a royalty when their songs are broadcast on AM/FM radio. American Broadcasters continue to profit from artists intellectual property.

Watch this video from Chairman of the board, Roy Morgan, where he shares why the Dove Center and Gospel Music Museum are important in establishing a home for Christian music!