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Inside the Music Industry: Creativity, Process, and Business

Michael Fink

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Preface and Acknowledgments. PART ONE: MUSIC IN RECORDING AND ENTERTAINMENT. 1. The Record Business: History and Musical Trends. 2. Songs: Songwriting, Publishing, Copyright, and Performing Rights. 3. Records: Producing, Recording, Manufacturing, and Marketing. 4. The Recording Artists World. PART TWO: MUSIC AND MEDIA. 5. Radio: History and Musical Trends. 6. Music in Broadcasting: Radio and Video. 7. Dramatic Music: Films and Television. 8. Music Criticism and Journalism. PART THREE: MUSIC IN BUSINESS SETTINGS. 9. Business Music. 10. The Retail Music Store. PART FOUR: MUSIC IN THEATRICAL AND CONCERT TRADITIONS. 11. American Music Theater: History and Musical Trends. 12. Musical Shows: Creation, Production, Business. 13. American Concert Life and Opera: History and Musical Trends. 14. Arts Management: Symphony Orchestras and Opera Companies. Further Reading. Glossary. Index.

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Preface and Acknowledgments. PART ONE: MUSIC IN RECORDING AND ENTERTAINMENT. 1. The Record Business: History and Musical Trends. 2. Songs: Songwriting, Publishing, Copyright, and Performing Rights. 3. Records: Producing, Recording, Manufacturing, and Marketing. 4. The Recording Artists World. PART TWO: MUSIC AND MEDIA. 5. Radio: History and Musical Trends. 6. Music in Broadcasting: Radio and Video. 7. Dramatic Music: Films and Television. 8. Music Criticism and Journalism. PART THREE: MUSIC IN BUSINESS SETTINGS. 9. Business Music. 10. The Retail Music Store. PART FOUR: MUSIC IN THEATRICAL AND CONCERT TRADITIONS. 11. American Music Theater: History and Musical Trends. 12. Musical Shows: Creation, Production, Business. 13. American Concert Life and Opera: History and Musical Trends. 14. Arts Management: Symphony Orchestras and Opera Companies. Further Reading. Glossary. Index.

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Preface and Acknowledgments. PART ONE: MUSIC IN RECORDING AND ENTERTAINMENT. 1. The Record Business: History and Musical Trends. 2. Songs: Songwriting, Publishing, Copyright, and Performing Rights. 3. Records: Producing, Recording, Manufacturing, and Marketing. 4. The Recording Artists World. PART TWO: MUSIC AND MEDIA. 5. Radio: History and Musical Trends. 6. Music in Broadcasting: Radio and Video. 7. Dramatic Music: Films and Television. 8. Music Criticism and Journalism. PART THREE: MUSIC IN BUSINESS SETTINGS. 9. Business Music. 10. The Retail Music Store. PART FOUR: MUSIC IN THEATRICAL AND CONCERT TRADITIONS. 11. American Music Theater: History and Musical Trends. 12. Musical Shows: Creation, Production, Business. 13. American Concert Life and Opera: History and Musical Trends. 14. Arts Management: Symphony Orchestras and Opera Companies. Further Reading. Glossary. Index.

Key concepts: Music industry, Music, Musical, Symphony, Music history, Popular music, Art, Incidental music

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