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Rev Jules
Insanely Busy Member
Posts:1110
 | | 01 Sep 2004 8:15 PM |
| | This just through on my email so I thought I'd share it with y'all
MIX (Music Industry Xplained) O4
Announcing the fourth series of the MIX (Music Industry Xplained)
course.
MIX 04 is a 12-week series of lectures (one each week) by top
professional exponents from the Irish and International music industry.
MIX 04 is aimed at those seeking careers in the music industry. The
practical workings of the industry will be explained by key figures who
have worked with artists as successful as U2, The Cranberries, Clannad,
Christy Moore, Westlife, Jack L, Tricky, Beautiful South, Robbie
Williams, Massive Attack and others.
Key subjects covered will include Record Companies, Music Marketing,
Publicity, Image Development, Record Production, Songwriting, Music
Publishing, the Media, Performing, Management, Finance, Touring and
Distribution.
The MIX 04 course will include a written examination and those who
complete the course successfully will be awarded a Certificate
acknowledging their achievement.
The Course Directors are Johnny Lappin and Jackie Hayden.
MIX 04 SCHEDULE
Venue: The Holiday Inn, Pearse St, Dublin.
Lecture Times: Every Tuesday at 7.30 pm.
Lecture Dates: from September 28 to December 14, 2004.
Jan 11 2005 Written Exam
Jan 18, 2005 Guest speaker, informal discussion on the future of the
Music industry and presentation of Certificates
Registration on the opening night will be at 6 pm.
LECTURERS ALREADY CONFIRMED:
WILLIE O'REILLY (CEO with Today FM and former producer with 2FM),
FREDDIE MIDDLETON (Managing Director, BMG Records), STEVE AVERILL
(sleeve designer for U2 and others), STEVE BERUBE (Berube
Communications-specialists in music PR), JOHNNY LAPPIN (music publisher,
board member with IMRO and MCPS), JANINE NALLEN (RMG Chart
Distribution), MARTIN CLANCY (manager, Jack L), ALAN MCEVOY (Livewire
Business Management - Advisor to the Cranberries, Boyzone, Jerry Fish
and founder of Wetclay Records) STEVE LYNDSEY, (Elevate music
Publishing and Management company) and JACKIE HAYDEN (Hot Press).
The MIX 4 course costs EURO 600. A non-refundable deposit of EURO 100
must accompany the enrolment form which should be sent to Deborah
Cogley, Hot Press, 13 Trinity Street, Dublin 2.
Cheques should be made payable to Wexpertise.
The balance of EUROS 500 must be paid at or before registration at 6 pm
on 28th September. Applicants who are not fully paid up will not attend
any part of the course.
Queries to Deborah Cogley (Hot Press) 01-2411500 or email
mix@hotpress.ie
To get an enrollment form just go here
http://www.hotpress.com/industry/mix2004form.pdf
or for further info go to
http://www.hotpress.com/2748445.html
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| Johnson
Getting Into It Member
Posts:23
| | 02 Sep 2004 9:58 PM |
| | 600 euro???!! Jesus they couldve at least gotten bono in for a lecture. | | | |
| Rev Jules
Insanely Busy Member
Posts:1110
| | 02 Sep 2004 10:38 PM |
| quote:
Originally posted by Johnson
600 euro???!! Jesus they couldve at least gotten bono in for a lecture.
What topic would he lecture on ? How To Save The World ? | | | |
| mutch
Very Busy Member
Posts:394
| | 03 Sep 2004 12:34 PM |
| | i just have that episode of the simpsons where krusty sets up klown kollege in my head, if it wasnt the price of a nice new guitar or amp i'd go for it,
plus i reckon its a load of sh1t anyway, what are they shoprt of staff in the industry? dont think so, so why do this recruitment drive? money methinks.
of course if anyone was goin in with a dictaphone and wanted to sell on the tapes on mp3's i'd buy them, anyone interested? | | | |
| niamho
Starting Member
Posts:4
| | 03 Sep 2004 4:03 PM |
|  600yoyos is a fair whack. Sounds like an interesting way to liven up cold Tuesday evenings this winter though. Wonder how long the course is running, or if it's just a brand new money-spinner for the organisers...anyone know anyone who did it before? or even heard of it before?
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| Johnson
Getting Into It Member
Posts:23
| | 04 Sep 2004 11:33 AM |
| | Its got money-spinner written all over it. Who in their right mind would hand 600 euro over to hot press to hear a bunch of middle farts, the majority of whom ive never heard of, ramble on about the music industry. And what do you get at the end of it- some silly little certificate telling you how great you've been. And what will you do with this cert once you get it- stick it on the wall in your bedroom?? I seriously doubt if its an officially recognised accreditation. | | | |
| kierry
Busy Member
Posts:247
| | 04 Sep 2004 12:29 PM |
| | willie o'reilly is scarily like yer man from the office.
people that work with him call him 'brent'.
i can imagine his lecture beginning with him opening the door and shouting 'Get OUT'! and playing simply the best.... :) | | | |
| niamho
Starting Member
Posts:4
| | 10 Sep 2004 9:29 AM |
| | Here is an alternative to the MIX course, and only costs €5!
ALTERNATIVE CAREERS IN MUSIC SEMINAR
>
> Following on from the very successful launch of the Alternative
> Careers in 2002, the RDS is delighted to announce the 2004 seminar.
> 'Alternative Careers in Music' is directed at students who have a
> serious interest in a career in music outside of performance or
> teaching. The daylong seminar will take place on Saturday 9th October
> in the Minerva Suite of the RDS.
>
> Guest speakers, who are experts in their fields, will advise on all
> aspects of alternative music careers. Topics covered will include
> marketing, public relations, journalism, sales and care of
> instruments, music therapy and technology. Each speaker will partake
> in a question and answer time, with a career guidance expert on hand
> to offer advice on courses and degrees. The well-known Lyric FM
> broadcaster Eamon Lawlor will act as Chairman for the day.
>
> The work of the Royal Dublin Society in the promotion of music dates
> back to the last century. The Society's musical activities have been
> at the forefront of Irish culture. Today the work of the RDS Music
> Sub-Committee is primarily concerned with the encouragement of young
> musicians and education programmes.
>
> The cost of the day-long seminar is EUR5 which includes a light lunch
> and bookings will be taken on a first come, first served basis.
>
>
> Ends 7th
> September, 2004
>
>
> Fiona Sheridan, Marketing Executive, Royal Dublin Society,
> Ballsbridge, Dublin 4
> Direct line: 01 240 7222 Email: fiona.sheridan@rds.ie
>
> Further information from: Ciara King, RDS Arts Development Executive at:
> Direct line: 01-240 7211 Email: ciara.king@rds.ie
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