ASCAP Expo April 23-25, 2009
Hey... Madalyn here. I attended the ASCAP Expo earlier this year and it rocked. I'll be there again and hope to see you!
Get Connected at the ASCAP EXPO – the only National Conference Dedicated to Songwriting and Composing
2009 ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO Set for April 23-25 in Los Angeles
Registration is now open for the 2009 ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO, the only major national conference dedicated to songwriting and composing, set for April 23-25, 2009 at the Hollywood Renaissance Hotel in Los Angeles, CA.
The EXPO is an essential experience for any music creator, providing three days of education, innovation and inspiration.
The 2009 ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO will again draw some of the biggest names in songwriting, composing, and music producing as well as top industry executives.
Succeeding in today’s music business depends on connections – with the right people, information, advice, tools, services and technology that are available to music creators. ASCAP’s annual “I Create Music” EXPO is the one place where serious songwriters, composers and producers like you can connect face to face at panels, workshops, one-on-one sessions and networking events with the real people who can make a difference in your career – from the world’s most successful music creators to industry experts and technology innovators.
• Gain knowledge, skills and insight through dynamic panels and genre-specific career-building sessions
• Engage in writing and producing workshops and master classes with top songwriters, composers and producers
• Learn about new avenues for marketing and promoting your music
• Get feedback on your music at Song Feedback panels
• Discover the latest tools of the trade through exhibits, product displays and demonstrations
• Network with peers and music industry executives at special performances, jam sessions and events
Plus, if you register early you can sign up for a One-on-One Session with a songwriter/composer, music publisher, record company executive, Film/TV music executive, online marketing expert, music attorney, or ASCAP executive. These are available on a first-come, first-served basis to the first 500 takers for a $25 processing fee. One-on-one sessions have been extremely popular at past EXPO’s and they fill up fast, so register early if you want one.
The EXPO is open to all music creators and industry professionals.
If you are serious about your craft and career, we know you will want to join many of today’s greatest songwriters and composers at the ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO in Los Angeles next April.
Click here to register:
http://www.ascap.com/eventsawards/events/expo/2009/registration.aspx
Click here to read more about the ASCAP "I Create Music" EXPO:
http://www.ascap.com/expo
Get Connected at the ASCAP EXPO – the only National Conference Dedicated to Songwriting and Composing
2009 ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO Set for April 23-25 in Los Angeles
Registration is now open for the 2009 ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO, the only major national conference dedicated to songwriting and composing, set for April 23-25, 2009 at the Hollywood Renaissance Hotel in Los Angeles, CA.
The EXPO is an essential experience for any music creator, providing three days of education, innovation and inspiration.
The 2009 ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO will again draw some of the biggest names in songwriting, composing, and music producing as well as top industry executives.
Succeeding in today’s music business depends on connections – with the right people, information, advice, tools, services and technology that are available to music creators. ASCAP’s annual “I Create Music” EXPO is the one place where serious songwriters, composers and producers like you can connect face to face at panels, workshops, one-on-one sessions and networking events with the real people who can make a difference in your career – from the world’s most successful music creators to industry experts and technology innovators.
• Gain knowledge, skills and insight through dynamic panels and genre-specific career-building sessions
• Engage in writing and producing workshops and master classes with top songwriters, composers and producers
• Learn about new avenues for marketing and promoting your music
• Get feedback on your music at Song Feedback panels
• Discover the latest tools of the trade through exhibits, product displays and demonstrations
• Network with peers and music industry executives at special performances, jam sessions and events
Plus, if you register early you can sign up for a One-on-One Session with a songwriter/composer, music publisher, record company executive, Film/TV music executive, online marketing expert, music attorney, or ASCAP executive. These are available on a first-come, first-served basis to the first 500 takers for a $25 processing fee. One-on-one sessions have been extremely popular at past EXPO’s and they fill up fast, so register early if you want one.
The EXPO is open to all music creators and industry professionals.
If you are serious about your craft and career, we know you will want to join many of today’s greatest songwriters and composers at the ASCAP “I Create Music” EXPO in Los Angeles next April.
Click here to register:
http://www.ascap.com/eventsawards/events/expo/2009/registration.aspx
Click here to read more about the ASCAP "I Create Music" EXPO:
http://www.ascap.com/expo
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Madalyn Sklar is a music business coach & consultant, blogger, social networks expert and author. She has spent over 15 years helping independent musicians and music business professionals achieve greater success. Her motto is: working smarter not harder. She also founded GoGirlsMusic.com, the oldest + largest online community of indie women musicians.
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