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Harry,
This may be a bit off the wall, but I recommend including a very
interesting piece written in The Economist (2011) about Albrecht Durer
entitled "Albrecht Durer: A Portrait of the Artist as an Entrepreneur". I
know this is not Renaissance Europe and your focus in music rather than
art, but I think Durer's business practices as compared to his
contemporaries may give your students some insight about what it takes to
make a living in the arts. I think his business model compares favorably
to 21st century artists' (and musicians) use of social media as a means to
get closer to the (paying) customer. At a minimum, it will give them an
interesting historical perspective. Below is the link to the article:
http://www.economist.com/node/21541710
Hope this helps. Best,
Peter
<quote who="Michael, Steven C">
> Hi Harry,
> I use in general courses a Harvard case about Allison Brown and Compass
Records, a musician who started her own record label. It is a good case
for introducing the multiple streams of income that a musician can earn.
With appropriate adaptations, it can fit other skilled practitioners.
It
> is also good for transmitting that there is a difference between being
good at something and making money at something. There are structural
reasons why the first does not always lead to the second.
> Hope this helps, and
> Enjoy the course!
> Steve
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> Subject: Re: [ENTREP] Intro. to Entrepreneurship for Music Majors Dear
Harry,
> I used to run a workshop called How to earn a living as an artist. The
basic idea is that there are few jobs so you have to be
> entrepreneurial.
> I talked about the attitudes, skills, and resources you need to start a
business.
> One central question was this: Do you do art for your living or do you
live to do your art? Those who do art for their living want to produce
for
> the market. Some other artists want to do their art their own way and do
not want to produce for a market. It usually helps to make this decision
early in the process.
> Unfortunately that was so long ago that I don't have any materials left
but happy to share.
> Are you going to be at the Academy conference in Orlando?
> Cheers,
> Roxanne
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> Subject: Re: [ENTREP] Intro. to Entrepreneurship for Music Majors Very
cool! Belmont has something like this - Jeff Cornwall is worth
pinging.(I will cc him).
> A good case study that hasn't made into print AFAIK is Harry Connick
taking the lead in helping post-Katrina. What I remember was a supposed
quote "Harry, how were you able to organize in all this madness?
answer...
> "Man, have you ever run a BAND?" LOL but as an old trumpet player..
Harry
> is right. (Bill Schulte knew the story better but alas he's gone,
dammit.)
> Anyway, keep us all posted!
> Norris
> "How can I help you to grow entrepreneurs?"
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> On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 7:50 AM, Harry Sapienza
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> I am trying to develop an intro to e'ship course for music students. If
any of you have developed or know of such a course and are willing to
share, I would love to hear from you. I am especially interested in
sample syllabi, resources, and exercises.
> Thank you,
> Harry
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