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Going Pro - Developing A Professional Career In The Music Industry

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Going Pro - Developing A Professional Career In The Music Industry

194 pages, Item number 1630044DK, $17.95
So you think you are good enough to go pro. You've studied, practiced, and it is time to test the waters as a professional musician. Well, there are some things you need to know first. What about a manager? An attorney? How do you contact record companies, how do you best promote yourself, how do you get published? Now you are probably wondering where to turn for the answers, and along comes the book, "Going Pro", by Kenny Kerner. An editor, journalist, producer, and songwriter, Kerner has had a career that has spanned three decades and seen a great deal of success. He knows the answers to your questions and shares them with you in this super book.

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Publisher: This piece was published by Hal Leonard Corporation.

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