Music Industry - James Madison University

Music Industry from James Madison University is a Campus Bachelor Music and Instruments degree that prepares you for a Art and Design career. The music industry program offers a broad course of study suiting the needs of a diverse profession. Music industry graduates are creative managers and/or entrepreneurs whose most striking asset is versatility. Students must take a core of music industry, business and music courses. These courses will serve as a foundation for career growth and management . Program graduates may expect to enter a job market that requires flexibility to think beyond the limitations of narrow vocational study. Career opportunities are varied and may include: Advertising agencies Artist management Booking agencies Concert production and promotion Film scoring Independent record labels Major music journals and magazines Major recording labels Music publishing Song Writing/Arranging Public and commercial radio stations Recording studios Sound technician Audio Post Production Television stations Theater management Students in the music industry program have access to a digital recording studio, MIDI laboratory and a music library/listening/computer lab that houses MIDI workstations. Four rehearsal halls in the Music Building are connected to the control room of the main recording studio to facilitate satellite recording of large ensembles. Studios are equipped with a variety of synthesizers, sound-processing equipment, computers and software to accommodate analog and digital recording needs. Students studying and researching the legal aspects of the music industry also have access to the Rockingham County Law Library housed in the Massanutten Regional Library. View more details on James Madison University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Music and Instruments courses.