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The Online and Digital Landscape and Your Music with Ceri Dixon, Head of Digital Partnerships at Redlight Management
Cost: €0.00
CALLING ALL LEITRIM MUSICIANS!
You are invited to a workshop exploring digital opportunities for your music with First Music Contact on Wednesday next, Febuary 23rd form 5 – 7pm. This workshop is part of a regional music development programme being run by FMC in partnership with Leitrim Arts Office.
Following an inital questionaire that was circulated to musicians in the region Leitrim musicians stated that they wanted to get practical advice on how to develop a digital strategy and explore online opportunities for their music in a follow up session. To that end, First Music Contact have arranged a workshop to be delivered by Ceri Dixon who has delivered Digital Strategies for Hozier, Alex Gough and others.
In the second part of the workshop the Arts Office will host a conversation between you, the Artist and the local Arts Office to assess the needs of musicians in the county and how we can all work together to deliver on these needs. We will also discuss funding and supports that are available from the Arts Office inclucing the Live Music Performace Scheme. It is highly recommended to attend if you want us to support you in the development your career as a professional musician.
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If you would like to attend the workshop register in advance at the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMvcuqrqjIvGdd6dX_p2YTnu-PAQVL4WzAi
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Also to help us prepare for the workshop, we would be grateful if you could fill out the short survey below.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/fmc-rdp-jan-2022
Ceri Dixon is currently the Head of Digital Partnerships at Red Light Management, Having played a key role in the creation of Universal Music UK’s streaming department in 2014, Ceri then spent the next four years managing streaming accounts across the group. During this time she was involved in campaigns from catalogue artists such as the Beatles (their launch on streaming services) and the Rolling Stones, to the development and breaking of artists such as Sigrid, Blossoms and Raye. She was also head of digital partnerships at Ireland’s biggest Independent record label and management company ‘Rubyworks Records’ (Hozier, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Hudson Taylor, Otherkin, Little Hours, Wyvern Lingo).
This programme is strategically funded by Leitrim County Council Arts Office in partnership with the Arts Council with support from Creative Ireland . First Music Contact is funded by the Arts Council.
Cost: €0.00
CALLING ALL LEITRIM MUSICIANS!
You are invited to a workshop exploring digital opportunities for your music with First Music Contact on Wednesday next, Febuary 23rd form 5 – 7pm. This workshop is part of a regional music development programme being run by FMC in partnership with Leitrim Arts Office.
Following an inital questionaire that was circulated to musicians in the region Leitrim musicians stated that they wanted to get practical advice on how to develop a digital strategy and explore online opportunities for their music in a follow up session. To that end, First Music Contact have arranged a workshop to be delivered by Ceri Dixon who has delivered Digital Strategies for Hozier, Alex Gough and others.
In the second part of the workshop the Arts Office will host a conversation between you, the Artist and the local Arts Office to assess the needs of musicians in the county and how we can all work together to deliver on these needs. We will also discuss funding and supports that are available from the Arts Office inclucing the Live Music Performace Scheme. It is highly recommended to attend if you want us to support you in the development your career as a professional musician.
.
If you would like to attend the workshop register in advance at the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMvcuqrqjIvGdd6dX_p2YTnu-PAQVL4WzAi
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Also to help us prepare for the workshop, we would be grateful if you could fill out the short survey below.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/fmc-rdp-jan-2022
Ceri Dixon is currently the Head of Digital Partnerships at Red Light Management, Having played a key role in the creation of Universal Music UK’s streaming department in 2014, Ceri then spent the next four years managing streaming accounts across the group. During this time she was involved in campaigns from catalogue artists such as the Beatles (their launch on streaming services) and the Rolling Stones, to the development and breaking of artists such as Sigrid, Blossoms and Raye. She was also head of digital partnerships at Ireland’s biggest Independent record label and management company ‘Rubyworks Records’ (Hozier, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Hudson Taylor, Otherkin, Little Hours, Wyvern Lingo).
This programme is strategically funded by Leitrim County Council Arts Office in partnership with the Arts Council with support from Creative Ireland . First Music Contact is funded by the Arts Council.
CALLING ALL LEITRIM MUSICIANS!
You are invited to a workshop exploring digital opportunities for your music with First Music Contact on Wednesday next, Febuary 23rd form 5 – 7pm. This workshop is part of a regional music development programme being run by FMC in partnership with Leitrim Arts Office.
Following an inital questionaire that was circulated to musicians in the region Leitrim musicians stated that they wanted to get practical advice on how to develop a digital strategy and explore online opportunities for their music in a follow up session. To that end, First Music Contact have arranged a workshop to be delivered by Ceri Dixon who has delivered Digital Strategies for Hozier, Alex Gough and others.
In the second part of the workshop the Arts Office will host a conversation between you, the Artist and the local Arts Office to assess the needs of musicians in the county and how we can all work together to deliver on these needs. We will also discuss funding and supports that are available from the Arts Office inclucing the Live Music Performace Scheme.
.
If you would like to attend the workshop register in advance at the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMvcuqrqjIvGdd6dX_p2YTnu-PAQVL4WzAi
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Also to help us prepare for the workshop, we would be grateful if you could fill out the short survey below.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/fmc-rdp-jan-2022
Ceri Dixon is currently the Head of Digital Partnerships at Red Light Management, Having played a key role in the creation of Universal Music UK’s streaming department in 2014, Ceri then spent the next four years managing streaming accounts across the group. During this time she was involved in campaigns from catalogue artists such as the Beatles (their launch on streaming services) and the Rolling Stones, to the development and breaking of artists such as Sigrid, Blossoms and Raye. She was also head of digital partnerships at Ireland’s biggest Independent record label and management company ‘Rubyworks Records’ (Hozier, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Hudson Taylor, Otherkin, Little Hours, Wyvern Lingo).
This programme is strategically funded by Leitrim County Council Arts Office in partnership with the Arts Council with support from Creative Ireland . First Music Contact is funded by the Arts Council.
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CALLING ALL LEITRIM MUSICIANS!
You are invited to a workshop exploring digital opportunities for your music with First Music Contact on Wednesday next, Febuary 23rd form 5 – 7pm. This workshop is part of a regional music development programme being run by FMC in partnership with Leitrim Arts Office.
Following an inital questionaire that was circulated to musicians in the region Leitrim musicians stated that they wanted to get practical advice on how to develop a digital strategy and explore online opportunities for their music in a follow up session. To that end, First Music Contact have arranged a workshop to be delivered by Ceri Dixon who has delivered Digital Strategies for Hozier, Alex Gough and others.
In the second part of the workshop the Arts Office will host a conversation between you, the Artist and the local Arts Office to assess the needs of musicians in the county and how we can all work together to deliver on these needs. We will also discuss funding and supports that are available from the Arts Office inclucing the Live Music Performace Scheme.
.
If you would like to attend the workshop register in advance at the link below:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMvcuqrqjIvGdd6dX_p2YTnu-PAQVL4WzAi
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Also to help us prepare for the workshop, we would be grateful if you could fill out the short survey below.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/fmc-rdp-jan-2022
Ceri Dixon is currently the Head of Digital Partnerships at Red Light Management, Having played a key role in the creation of Universal Music UK’s streaming department in 2014, Ceri then spent the next four years managing streaming accounts across the group. During this time she was involved in campaigns from catalogue artists such as the Beatles (their launch on streaming services) and the Rolling Stones, to the development and breaking of artists such as Sigrid, Blossoms and Raye. She was also head of digital partnerships at Ireland’s biggest Independent record label and management company ‘Rubyworks Records’ (Hozier, Rodrigo y Gabriela, Hudson Taylor, Otherkin, Little Hours, Wyvern Lingo).
This programme is strategically funded by Leitrim County Council Arts Office in partnership with the Arts Council with support from Creative Ireland . First Music Contact is funded by the Arts Council.