NYC-based non-profit Music Unites is closing off a successful 2010 with a featured performance on Thursday, Dec. 30th at the Bronx Zoo’s “Sing for Wildlife” competition.
The Music Unites Youth Choir will close the year as the featured performance on December 30th, 12:45 PM, at the Bronx Zoo’s Sing for Read more...
Performing rights organization ASCAP (American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers), and licensing/rolalty service provider RightsFlow, both NYC-based, announced they have entered into a partnership to offer mechanical licensing services to ASCAP’s songwriter, composer and publisher members – nearly 400,000 in total — through RightsFlow’s Limelight online utility.
ASCAP members Read more...
SOHO, MANHATTAN: Whether you know it or not, you’ve been listening to Jesse Harris a lot. For this NYC music man, the song — sung by him or somebody else — really is the thing, and his songs get around.
It was Harris’ pen that produced one of the most Read more...
On Tuesday, November 30th at 7 PM, one of NYC’s most vital music non-profits, Music Unites, is teaming again with ASCAP to present the next edition of ASCAP’s Night School.
This 3-hour session is “DIY 101: Critical insights on independent artists’ options for creating successful careers.”
Panelists will include experts Read more...
SonicScoop’s favorite non-profit, Music Unites, is teaming with ASCAP to present ASCAP’s Night School: Publishing 101: Everything You Need To Know About Publishing.
The event is tonight, Tuesday November 16, 2010, from 7pm-10pm at Norwood Club, 241 14th Street, 4th Floor
Panelists for this highly educational event include EMI Music, Read more...
