Category Archive for: Nonprofit Resources

How to License Your Music

Source: Aaron Davison, HowToLicenseYourMusic.com Licensing Your Music In TV and  Films My name is Aaron Davison. I’ve been writing songs for over fifteen years. I attended Berklee College of Music in the mid 1990’s where I majored in Songwriting and studied with some of the world’s most renowned Songwriting Professors, including both Pat Pattison and Jack…

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Holiday Travel: Bring the Gift of Music

Check out this great post by GrammyPro.com! Flying for the holidays? Planning to bring your instrument to help spread some holiday cheer? Don’t let an airline employee on the naughty list ruin your merriment. Before you dash away to the airport, check out The Recording Academy’s handy guide to the new federal rules for flying…

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Emily Hibard joins The Recording Academy – Los Angeles Chapter

In 2012, Emily Hibard founded Idle Tuesdays Recording Studio with one mission in mind: influence culture through positive music. Neither an artist nor an engineer, Emily’s role was to executive produce the albums Idle Tuesdays would one day create. Flagship recording artist Amy Krebs, best known for her American Idol Season 6 performances, recorded three…

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Starting Your Nonprofit – West Coast Book Tour

Three years ago, I was starting Idle Tuesdays Recording Studio while I was working on my master’s degree in Public Administration (MPA), specializing in Nonprofit Management. After a rigorous program and the most stressful exit exam of my career (on which my degree depended), I graduated with a more comprehensive understanding of how public administration…

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Gladys Knight Recruits Megan Tibbits

Since releasing Until I Fly at Hotel Cafe in Hollywood last month, Program Artist Megan Tibbits has been a busy girl. Seven-time Grammy Award winner, Gladys Knight, recently invited Megan to be a part of her soon-to-be-released single Just A Little. Megan had the opportunity to spend the day with the music icon and meet…

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