Beyond Talent (ePub)

Angela Myles Beeching has advised hundreds of emerging and professional musicians on the entire range of career issues that artists face. She loves this work, helping people create their own successful career paths. Her experience includes directing the Center for Music Entrepreneurship at Manhattan School of Music, as well as directing career development programs at New England Conservatory and at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music.

A Fulbright Scholar and Harriet Hale Woolley grant recipient, Ms. Beeching holds a doctorate in cello performance from SUNY Stony Brook and received fellowships at Tanglewood and the Banff Centre. Ms. Beeching later held cello faculty positions at California State University, Fresno, and at the Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam.

A leader in the field of music career development, Ms. Beeching co-founded the Network of Music Career Development Officers, the international organization dedicated to the field. Ms. Beeching's articles have appeared in Inside Arts, Classical Singer, and Chamber Music magazines. She has presented career workshops for many music schools, including Eastman, Peabody, Colburn, and Oberlin Conservatories. She has been a guest speaker at conferences for the National Association of Schools of Music, the Association of Performing Arts Presenters, Classical Singer, Chamber Music America, and the National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy.

Ms. Beeching's workshop presentation topics include:
· Music Entrepreneurship De-Mystified
· Career Strategies for Musicians
· Time Management & Effective Practice
· Grantwriting for Musicians
· Fundraising for Music Projects
· How to Write a Great Bio
· Job Search Skills for Musicians and Arts Administrators
· Managing Your Creative Projects
· Networking Made Easy
If you have a question for Angela, visit her website at www.angelabeeching.com or email her at: solutions@angelabeeching.com.

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