How Do I Break into the Music Industry?

Music industry, commercial music. (Music industry, Music Business) refers to the industry that sells music-related products to get returns. There are many ways to make a profit, such as selling records and holding concerts. Because singers must have a certain reputation to get more income, they often appear on different occasions to increase their exposure and thus increase their popularity, so the music industry is also closely related to the entertainment industry. In addition, the music industry refers to all work related to the music industry, including singers and other workers, record companies and music agencies, and other related things. The music industry is similar to the entertainment industry, but the entertainment industry includes things related to the film and television industry. Because singers often act in order to increase their popularity, the two are closely related.

Music industry

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Universal Records (Headquarters New York, USA) 25.5%

Sony Music (Headquarters, New York, USA) 21.5%

EMI (Headquarters UK) 13.4%

Warner Music Group (Headquarters USA) 11.3%

Other independent companies 28.4%

As the world's economic center turns to the United States, the entertainment industry is here. Many schools offer undergraduate or certificate degrees in related majors. David Baskerville, lead author of the Music Business Handbook and Career Guide (Music Business Handbook & Career Guide) , offers music management programs at the University of Denver. Also at the University of Southern California USC, UCLA, UCLA, Chicago Musical College, Hartt School of Music, The Ohio State University, University of Miami, and Terry Bath, Canada Visiting Professor of the Trebas Institute, Canada.