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Entrepreneurship: Not a Slice of the Pie

Entrepreneurship: Not a Slice of the Pie

by Gerald Klickstein | Dec 19, 2011 | creativity, Entrepreneurship, music careers, music education

Arts entrepreneurship isn’t a slice of the educational pie – it’s the pan. I adapted that opening sentence from a statement attributed to Andrew Rasiej (“Innovation is not a slice of the pie – it’s the pan”). The concept of pan...
Maximize Your Music Education

Maximize Your Music Education

by Gerald Klickstein | Aug 28, 2011 | Entrepreneurship, music careers, music education, Music Higher Education

“The ease of your entry into the music profession will largely depend on the doors you open while you’re a student.” –The Musician’s Way, p. 305 If you’re studying music with the intention of becoming a professional, then, to succeed after graduating from a...
Are Conservatories Keeping Pace?

Are Conservatories Keeping Pace?

by Gerald Klickstein | Apr 30, 2011 | Entrepreneurship, music careers, music education, Music Higher Education

“How in good conscience can we continue to graduate thousands of students a year who have no hope of getting a job in the field they were trained for?” –Michael Drapkin, clarinetist BusinessWeek.com, March 28, 2007 Amid the tumult in the music industry,...
Making the Most of Music Lessons

Making the Most of Music Lessons

by Gerald Klickstein | Sep 5, 2010 | music education, music practice, Self-recording

“You are the one who will shape yourself into the artist that you aspire to be.” –The Musician’s Way, p. 296 Multitudes of music students take regular lessons. Are young musicians prepared to make the most of their lessons? Some are, but many are not, because, through...
One-Year Anniversary

One-Year Anniversary

by Gerald Klickstein | Jul 18, 2010 | music education, MusiciansWay.com, The Musician's Way

“Amassing the know-how of a professional musician takes time and diligence, but the personal investments you make will bring rewards beyond measure.” –The Musician’s Way, p. 314 This week marks the one-year anniversary of the launch of MusiciansWay.com and The...
A New Classical Music Revolution

A New Classical Music Revolution

by Gerald Klickstein | May 28, 2010 | creativity, Entrepreneurship, music careers, music education, music performance

“I can’t understand why people are frightened by new ideas. I’m frightened by the old ones.” –John Cage, composer When I go to classical music concerts here in the U.S., I mostly find older listeners in attendance, even when the performers are college age. But the...
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