Many thanks, I have been researching "juggling multiple job interviews" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Biyabriel Alarming Pastures - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my brother in law got great success with it.
I’m about to get my degree in music (piano). But since I don’t have hustle, and because of COVID cutting my hours, it really discouraged me from continuing music. I’m switching to nursing because I’d rather have stability and I can still have music as a hobby or side job.
Could you have done physio or something. Being a nurse is extremely hard work. 😓 (I'm not saying that physiotherapy isn't. But you can also open your own business that way)
I was also thinking on studying "music" formally in college or conservatory because I was only self-learning myself with music theory for 2 years but here in our city here in Philippines, the most commonly and reknouniversities are located in the capital "Manila" or somewhere where the location is a little bit far from my own city. We have universities here in our city that are offering music degrees/courses but all of them are private schools and I don't want to flooden myself and burden my parents with tons of money for my tuition even though I can just be a working student at the same time. But I have also other hobby or field of study where I'm interested with which is language-learning or linguistics. So I'm gonna get a linguistics degree and do and perform music as a side hustle😊
@@okcordial In my opinion you should major in Computer Science but if you can, go for a double Major or minor in music. Having a computer science major opens the door for many opportunities.
If you want to be a professor, get the DMA or Ph.D. If you don't, you'll most likely only get adjunct positions. I would advise anyone who want to teach on this level to "get a doctorate, or forget getting a job." I have a Master's from a top 10 school (and plenty of experience as an adjunct and private lessons teacher), and still can't get an interview. GET YOUR DOCTORATE and be willing to move where the job is. I played in a field band in the Marine Corps, and it was a GREAT gig. Definitely consider military gigs. Right now I'm enjoying making money on the side playing in local symphonies....maybe one day I'll go back and get my DMA :)
College professor is that I was also looking for, including playing with the band and conducting for an orchestra. I also want to compose music which I have compose a couple of songs for the orchestra. I might do private lessons for bass. Jazz studies did got me satisfied as well.
I just got my Bachelor's of Fine Arts: Music and I planned to join the Army since career options as a sax player where I'm at are limited. Should I try go for an officer position or stay as an enlisted for a bit? I've heard that people don't treat new officers too well
I'm not 100% sure about the Army...but I believe you can start off as an Officer (you'd be a conductor). I'd talk to a recruiter for more accurate information. In the Marine Corps...everyone begins their career as an enlisted member. Our Band Officers are all Warrant Officers.
Do music jobs pay low? I'm worried about that....and not making enough. I am also interested in joining a military band, but I have been in a mental institution at the age of 12. Would I be disqualified? I also have an anxiety disorder
One of the tried and true methods I know, is to take lessons with someone who is well connected. It's devolved in my lifetime to a small, handful of elite players. One better be vey, very good. Good luck with this.
No, there are moree than that. We choose our main instrument such as vocal, piano, or any other instruments. And depends on our end goals, we can choose to study music therapy, education, composition, music management, and so on. Choral is usually a mandatory class for every major. Anyway, I'm a music student. Hope it helps 😊
@@sahanab2212 it depends what state you teach in, also im pretty sure if you get a masters degree in music education you get payed more but im pretty sure the range is somewhere along the lines of $40,000 to $80,000 depending on the grade you teach,state and the degrees you have. Don't let this discourage you there's many ways you can make more money such as giving private music lessons or other things! I myself want to be a highschool band director when i grow up😊
Well , I've always wanted to study vocals at music university but I'm kinda scared about the future so I decided to study nursing but I don't enjoy it , PlS someone tell me what to do !
What is your "hustle"??
sleeping
Writing fanfictions for internet denizens. I'm 14 so it's an easy way to make some money.
@@cadencooper1828 which platform do you post on to get paid for your writing?
Many thanks, I have been researching "juggling multiple job interviews" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Biyabriel Alarming Pastures - (search on google ) ? Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my brother in law got great success with it.
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I’m about to get my degree in music (piano). But since I don’t have hustle, and because of COVID cutting my hours, it really discouraged me from continuing music. I’m switching to nursing because I’d rather have stability and I can still have music as a hobby or side job.
Could you have done physio or something. Being a nurse is extremely hard work. 😓
(I'm not saying that physiotherapy isn't. But you can also open your own business that way)
I need to make up a contract for my private piano students. They cancel, I don't get paid.
Great video! Also, you can go into management! Orchestra management, performing arts center manager
Richard Naylor That’s a business degree
I was also thinking on studying "music" formally in college or conservatory because I was only self-learning myself with music theory for 2 years but here in our city here in Philippines, the most commonly and reknouniversities are located in the capital "Manila" or somewhere where the location is a little bit far from my own city.
We have universities here in our city that are offering music degrees/courses but all of them are private schools and I don't want to flooden myself and burden my parents with tons of money for my tuition even though I can just be a working student at the same time.
But I have also other hobby or field of study where I'm interested with which is language-learning or linguistics.
So I'm gonna get a linguistics degree and do and perform music as a side hustle😊
I’m getting a computer engineer degree and do music as a side hustle 🤗
I was thinking if it’s what I have to do too. Because I like computer science but also music. What do you advise me please ?
@@okcordial In my opinion you should major in Computer Science but if you can, go for a double Major or minor in music. Having a computer science major opens the door for many opportunities.
@@pupo4758 thank you very much.
Studio musician sounds like the most creatively rewarding
If you want to be a professor, get the DMA or Ph.D. If you don't, you'll most likely only get adjunct positions. I would advise anyone who want to teach on this level to "get a doctorate, or forget getting a job." I have a Master's from a top 10 school (and plenty of experience as an adjunct and private lessons teacher), and still can't get an interview. GET YOUR DOCTORATE and be willing to move where the job is.
I played in a field band in the Marine Corps, and it was a GREAT gig. Definitely consider military gigs. Right now I'm enjoying making money on the side playing in local symphonies....maybe one day I'll go back and get my DMA :)
College professor is that I was also looking for, including playing with the band and conducting for an orchestra. I also want to compose music which I have compose a couple of songs for the orchestra. I might do private lessons for bass. Jazz studies did got me satisfied as well.
Same here ! I want to be a college professor
Great Video!
yep, accounting degree and getting the CPA definitely the move 😎
I earn money on the side as a church organist! I have an M.M. in Music Theory.
I just got my Bachelor's of Fine Arts: Music and I planned to join the Army since career options as a sax player where I'm at are limited. Should I try go for an officer position or stay as an enlisted for a bit? I've heard that people don't treat new officers too well
I'm not 100% sure about the Army...but I believe you can start off as an Officer (you'd be a conductor). I'd talk to a recruiter for more accurate information. In the Marine Corps...everyone begins their career as an enlisted member. Our Band Officers are all Warrant Officers.
I never heard of AFM. this is a great video.
online classwork time.
Would you say it’s more difficult to be accepted into a music school such as UNT, or to be accepted into a military band?
My future is going to be living with my mum and brother and doing something with classical piano....
Proberly teaching people.
Street performer
Real good and interesting info
Do music jobs pay low? I'm worried about that....and not making enough. I am also interested in joining a military band, but I have been in a mental institution at the age of 12. Would I be disqualified? I also have an anxiety disorder
What would you recommend for a music major in voice?
I'm about to enter college majoring in vocals, kinda scared about my future
Everything will be great!
How would u get in contact with somebody to get your first gig as a studio musician
One of the tried and true methods I know, is to take lessons with someone who is well connected. It's devolved in my lifetime to a small, handful of elite players. One better be vey, very good. Good luck with this.
In fine arts there's sub-sections like painting, sculpting and graphic design. Are vocal and choral the only sub-sections in music?
No, there are moree than that. We choose our main instrument such as vocal, piano, or any other instruments. And depends on our end goals, we can choose to study music therapy, education, composition, music management, and so on. Choral is usually a mandatory class for every major.
Anyway, I'm a music student. Hope it helps 😊
@@Lwmyoun thnx
Helped a lot 😊
Can a jazz composer write a pop hit?
What should I major in if I want to have a pop career
I wanna make money by music
What’s your fav music genre ?
Hmmm...that’s a hard one. I just like music in general 🤷🏾♂️
Hi.. I juz wanna confirm.. that.. did you tell the high school music teacher earns $60000 per month or year!?
Sahana B lolol year
@@taygiedoeslife6482you know that?? is it😳truee???😳😳😳
@@sahanab2212 it depends what state you teach in, also im pretty sure if you get a masters degree in music education you get payed more but im pretty sure the range is somewhere along the lines of $40,000 to $80,000 depending on the grade you teach,state and the degrees you have. Don't let this discourage you there's many ways you can make more money such as giving private music lessons or other things! I myself want to be a highschool band director when i grow up😊
@@taygiedoeslife6482 oh that's great...
@@taygiedoeslife6482 hi I wanna learn music and am trying so many things to get a good teacher... But still I didn't get one... Can U guide me sir?
I am also music student sir.💙🎼
PRAYAG SANGEET SAMITI (ALLAHABAD CITY)
i believe that and you try with smooth and listtion music and made both can made majors ?
Brother Can you plz suggest me a good and cheap college or university to start a music career I’m so confused
East Central College is a community college in Missouri
Well , I've always wanted to study vocals at music university but I'm kinda scared about the future so I decided to study nursing but I don't enjoy it , PlS someone tell me what to do !
Do what makes you happy...but make sure you can support yourself...
Great video!