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Talent Agent and Loyola University Alumnus Alex White stops by to discuss music, the film industry, and the true value of the 'triple threat'.
The Faculty from the Loyola College of Music and Fine Arts Music Industry Studies Department discusses why they're so excited about the upcoming year. The Entrepreneurial Units also take some time to present their planned activities for the year. John Rankin announces he will be receiving a lifetime achievement award from OffBeat Magazine.
The Annual Christmas At Loyola Concert for 2011, presented by the Loyola New Orleans College of Music and Fine Arts.
The Loyola University Music Business Faculty address student questions about music, branding, values, and whether 'selling out' is still a thing.
The Loyola University Symphony Orchestra performs on December 3rd, 2011. Conductor: Dr. Jean Montès.
The Montage Performance Series presents: Part Two of the Loyola Chorale and Chamber Singers fall performance on November 29th, 2011.
The Montage Performance Series presents a concert from the Loyola University Chorale and Chamber Singers.
Music Industry Forum: Student Performance Special.
Loyola's Montage Series presents: An Unquiet Spirit: Madams, Madmen, and other unsavory characters. A special vocal performance feauring JeAnne Swinley and Johnathan Hayes.
Music Industry forum hosts producer/engineer Dana Nielsen, as well as his wife, singer/songwriter Charissa Nielsen.
A new piece of legislation circulating Congress at the moment will try and curtail music and media shared on the internet. It initially tries to crack down on illegally owned music. In theory, this bill is good for artists who don't make money on illegally shared music. It is not so good for those new artists who try and get their music out to the public. read more.
Music Industry Forum sits down with a former Bolivian-teen-idol, Bhob Rainey. Topics include high school music programs, improvisation, computer programming, and a brief history of DJ Skrew.
Philip & Ellen Frohnmayer have taught at Loyola University since 1982. Former students gathered in June 2011 to celebrate music and life with the Frohnmayer Reunion. The Frohnmayer Reunion also marked the establishment of the Frohnmayer Legacy Fund, a new fund which will be used to fund the voice program at Loyola University in the future.
The Loyola University New Orleans Symphony Orchestra performs Handel's Messiah in Roussel Hall
CPA Rita Reed talks to Loyola University New Orleans seniors about the many facets of financial planning. Download a copy of the powerpoint presentation HERE.
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Merchandise is an essential part of a band’s income. Because it is so important, bands are starting to create stores in the areas they are going on tour. Many people say that this is a trend, and will soon be out of “style” but many of the current pop-up stores are turning into actual stores [...]
A new piece of legislation circulating Congress at the moment will try and curtail music and media shared on the internet. It initially tries to crack down on illegally owned music. In theory, this bill is good for artists who don’t make money on illegally shared music. It is not so good for those new artists [...]
EMI, one of the world’s leading music companies, has just been sold in to Sony for $2.2 billion and Universal for $1.9 billion. Now there are only three major record labels left, Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group. Read More.
In an article by David Rose from knowthemusicbiz.com, the affects of spotify on less famous indie bands are discussed. Rose outlines many points that will benefit these indie bands from discoverability to monetization, spotify will help these bands. Read more.
Reports emerged today that Universal Music, Warner Music, and Sony Music have reached an agreement with China’s largest search engine provider in an effort to combat music piracy.
China has historically been a major contributor to violation of Western copyright law policy and has been a major source of contention for the biggest global record producers who have already tried to sue Baidu twice.
Spotify, the much-hyped, European music streaming service has finally launched in the US.
Spotify is reportedly responsible for significant earnings in Europe and has even become the second largest revenue source for labels there.
