JAZZ EDUCATION NETWORK
Jazz4Justice and School Partnerships Are a Case Of “Win/Win” by Ed Weiner, Jim Carroll, Antonio Garcia & Shannon Gunn Jazz4Justice – you’ve heard the name.
Getting Inside the Mind of an International Jazz Promoter by Matt Fripp Whether you’re an artist manager/booking agent (like me), or an independent jazz musician,
10 Tips for Effective Networking By Andrew Surmani, Business Executive, Professor, and JEN Past-President One of the best parts of being a JEN member is
How JEN Helped Me By Monica Shriver Performer, Educator, JEN Member I’m often asked what JEN is all about and why I attend the Jazz
How to Make Marketing Yourself on Social Media Less Overwhelming By Marina Terteryan JEN Marketing & Communications Coordinator // Integrated Marketing Consultant As a marketing
Jazz Industry & Music Business Committee Examines The U.S. Copyright Office Study on Music Licensing Part II By Cheryl Slay Carr This article is the second in
Jazz Industry & Music Business Committee Examines The U.S. Copyright Office Study on Music Licensing Part 1 By Cheryl Slay Carr Last month the U.S. Copyright
8 Lessons that Entrepreneurs and Startups Can Learn from Jazz Musicians By Marina Terteryan Being simultaneously involved in the jazz and entrepreneur communities, I have
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