by Amy Nathan "If you give yourself to something that you think isn’t going to work, sometimes it does,” says retired school teacher and lifelong choir member Linda Bluth. She’s commenting on a surprising new musical bright spot that has popped up during the coronavirus pandemic: ordinary people becoming recording artists. From Brooklyn’s Grace Chorale to the … Continue reading They may not be pros—but they’re recording artists now
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C Natural: Opening Up About Musicians’ Health
“I can sense from the response I’ve gotten to the blog that people feel relieved and also comforted,” she said. “I hope to give other musicians who are struggling silently the chance to experience this feeling as well.”
Musicians will Lose if Trump Kills the Fiduciary Rule – How to let it NOT Affect You
by Kyle Buffo This April, a new rule designed by the Department of Labor (DOL) during the Obama Administration, known as the “Fiduciary Rule”, was to be set in place. The rule has faced a lot of pushback in the industry but has garnered huge support from consumer advocates and financial experts (at least ones … Continue reading Musicians will Lose if Trump Kills the Fiduciary Rule – How to let it NOT Affect You
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