The 2010 KZN Music Imbizo programme kicks off with the session to Celebrate Women in Music. Our speakers include the young
and talented Holly Wasserfall, iGagasi FM first ladies MamGo and Lady Sam plus the gifted Vanessa Moodley and Xolisa Dlamini.
We look at the role of women within the music industry, their personal experiences, goals and ambitions - with that the KZN
Music Imbizo 2010 is on.
ProSound takes over the sound equipment demonstration with special emphasis on the live experience. If you are looking to enhance your
performance, bring quality and clarity then the sessions is where you should be. The exhibition area includes companies and organisations
like Kleen Music, uKhozi FM, KZN Youth Orchestra, Set Free Records, Turnkey Music, Department of Arts and Culture, MAPPP-Seta, CIPRO, Durban Film Office and other small enterprises that operate within the KZN Music industry.
This year we introduce the Music Producer's forum, where music producers will gather and take a closer look at the software that they use plus also have a
listening session. We also chat to Indaba Music in Los Angeles (USA) and Pappi Ndelu, a South African artist residing in Britain.
Please download the programme by clicking here. Thanks |
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 SAMRO OVERSEAS SCHOLARSHIPS COMPETITION FOR COMPOSERS
The Southern African Music Rights Organisation (SAMRO) announces, via its Endowment for the National Arts, the SAMRO Overseas Scholarships Competition for Composers for 2010.
The Scholarships, one for Western Art music and one for Jazz/ Popular music, are for applicants who have already obtained a degree or equivalent diploma in music, or who are in their final year of such degree or equivalent diploma.
The award is to be used for post-graduate study overseas. Please visit www.samro.org.za for more details and for the application form.
(article is originally from www.samro.org.za ) |
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