Courses. Music management.

Music management: masterclasses, workshops and courses

Any great artist has a great manager behind the scenes building their brand. An artist manager's job description, significance, and effects on an artist's career and brand are all covered in the music management course. The course begins with the basics: why an artist needs a manager, the keys to finding the right partner, and a typical management contract. From there, you'll cover the details of planning an artist's career, money management, and what to do when things go wrong. You'll also examine the principles of leadership dynamics and motivation in order to focus and empower current and potential managers.
Thanks to a strongly interdisciplinary approach, these new advanced training paths is aimed at providing the musician of tomorrow with all the tools necessary to become an increasingly aware and prepared professional to face the new global challenges and explore new artistic territories.
The workshop explores the opportunities and limits of innovation in the cultural sector, highlighting its importance in building strong leadership models and providing tools for an understanding of the current cultural landscape.

Music classes
It will prepare you to become one of the next generation of music industry leaders and entrepreneurs. All teaching staff on the course have comprehensive professional experience or are currently active in the music industries, and industry guests are a cornerstone of our weekly lectures. You'll need to be a self-motivated and open-minded student, as this is an intense course, but one which can help you to progress your career across a wide range of music business disciplines.

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Working with music industry leaders and organisations, the course has developed a unique curriculum. You'll be able to combine a strong underpinning of key business skills (entrepreneurialism, leadership, organisational management, and marketing) with essential music industry management knowledge (strategic innovation technology, intellectual property and copyright) and academic concepts and theories relevant to the industry today.