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With the possible exception of saxophonists and euphoniumists, few musicians dream of a military career. Yet this path can provide a dependable income, solid benefits, and varied opportunities. “This is a good four year job for just about anyone. It can be a GREAT 20+ year job for many,” explains Michael Mench, Commander of the US Air Force...
Tens of thousands of classically trained musicians dream of obtaining full-time employment in a top-tier orchestra. In some cases, they believe this is the only desirable prospect available for achieving a successful life in music (though anyone who has read The Savvy Musician surely understands that many other exciting and feasible paths...
The Working Musician: Military Jobs
The Working Musician: Full-Time Orchestra Member
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DAVID CUTLER balances a varied career as a jazz and classical composer, pianist, educator, arranger, conductor, collaborator, concert producer, author, consultant, speaker and advocate. Dr. Cutler teaches at Duquesne University, where he also serves as Coordinator of Music Entrepreneurship Studies.
- Writing an Approach Letter
- The Rule of Five
Would You Trade 4 Hours for One Million Dollars? - String Quartet: The Solo Instrument
- The Working Musician: Full-Time Orchestra Member
- 13 Steps to a Happy Musical Life
- The Musician-Blogger: Finding Your Niche
- Warp Speed Vocal Percussion
- Choosing the Perfect Grad School: Part 2
- Classical Music with Shining Eyes
- Chamber Music Reaches a New Low
- Why YOU Need a Website
- Choosing the Perfect Grad School: Part 1
- Marketing Is Everything (And Everything is Marketing)
- How To Write a Fugue
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