Music Industry Forms: The 75 Most Important Documents for the Modern Musician (Music: Business). This item is unavailable.Music Industry Forms: The 75 Most Important Documents for the Modern Musician (Music: Business)

(Berklee Guide). Organize and manage your music projects! Whether you are a performer, writer, engineer, educator, manager, or music maker, these time-tested charts, plots, diagrams, checklists, and agreements will help make your work easier and better. These forms will help you clarify your work, track critical details, and maintain quality control. Each one includes explanation about how it is used, a key to related symbols and terms, and any common variations. You will find forms for: * Performance, to help you book, organize, and manage concerts and gigs (stage plots, set lists, booking request sheets) * Touring (tour itinerary, checklist, assets inventory) * Technology, to help you manage recording sessions, track gear, and label media (archive sheets, mic input diagrams, take sheets) * Writing songs, compositions and film scores, supporting both creative and business dimensions of the work (split sheets, spotting notes, cue sheets) * Business, including agreements, project management tools, and financial management (booking sheets, tour budget, profit/loss form) * Teaching (audition rating sheet, practice log, lesson plan) Also included are different types of notation formats, and some tips for creating your own forms.

Jonathan Feist has worked in many dimensions of the music industry, from stage manager to songwriter, producer to performer, engraver to educator. He is editor in chief of Berklee Press, the book/instructional video publishing division of Berklee College of Music (in partnership with Hal Leonard Corp.), where since 1998 he has helped bring hundreds of pedagogical music products to a worldwide audience. Jonathan is author of the book Project Management for Musicians, and two Berklee Online courses: Project Management for Musicians and Music Notation Using Finale.