The University of Newcastle Conservatorium of Music and MusicNSW have partnered once
\nagain to present PLUG IN, a free mini conference for musicians and industry professionals
\ncovering all aspects of performance, production and promotion.<\/p>\n
Held on Saturday 25th October at Newcastle Conservatorium of Music, PLUG IN will kick off
\nwith The Social Musician Panel, featuring experts providing advice on how one can effectively
\nuse online services to build an audience. The panel will discuss ways to embrace our new digital
\nage, by demonstrating how the social musician can plug in to this growing market through the
\nuse of social media.<\/p>\n
PLUG IN will also feature professional development workshops for all levels of the music industry.
\nSpecialised master classes will cover topics such as: Copyright and Royalties, Music Business 101,
\nEvent Planning, Ableton LIVE Workshop, Projection Mapping and Song Writing. The conference will
\nconclude with networking drinks held in the foyer of the conservatorium.<\/p>\n
Spots are limited so RSVP is essential to confirm your place. Industry speakers and panellists
\nwill be revealed in coming days.<\/p>\n
WHEN: 2:30 pm \u2013 6:30 pm Saturday 25th of October
\nWHERE: The Newcastle Conservatorium, Cnr Laman Street, Auckland St, Newcastle
\nPRICE: Free! RSVP Essential at:<\/p>\n
http:\/\/www.eventbrite.com.au\/e\/plug-in-the-newcastle-music-conference-tickets-13408608509<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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