The Digital Resources page is dedicated to creating equitable access to resources that allows everyone to build a strong online presence and understand how it works. Its for music creators and institutions that are passionate about equity in the digital music space and want to learn more about this fast changing world. You will find curated digital tools, platforms, and training opportunities, ensuring everyone has access to information. Explore our resources that include written articles, a digital web-series and webinars.
Current Discourse:
From the Archive:
Web series: “Digital Harmony: Music Creation in a Digital World”
“Digital Harmony: Music Creation in a Digital world” is a web series designed with a composer centric focus to help music creatives and their advocates navigate the complexities of the digital world.
Music Streaming Quick Tips | Hosted by Mike Warner
Streaming expert Mike Warner shares some quick tips to elevate your digital presence via streaming services.
Mechanical Licensing & Royalties | Hosted by Serona Elton
Serona Elton explains the various aspects of U.S. mechanical licensing and royalties including which rights under copyright law are involved, the difference between a voluntary vs. compulsory license and much more!
Lessons from Giacomo Puccini’s Madama Butterfly | Hosted by Dr. Kunio Hara
Dr. Kunio Hara shares some of his observations he gleaned from a project about the challenges associated with cultural representation in today’s digital world that he hopes will be helpful to today’s composers.
Webinar: Using Digital Spaces to Connect With Your Local Communities
Regardless of what stage of your career you may be in, connecting with your local community is essential. This webinar will explore how to leverage digital platforms and spaces to build connections and foster a stronger sense of community with your audience.
Featured Speaker: Dana Sikkila is a Minnesota-based interdisciplinary maker and creator. Named one of the most well-known creative leaders of Southern Minnesota, Sikkila’s practices span from working in communities from rural to the Twin Cities.
Do you have experiences you’d like to share, or questions about the process you’d like to see answered here?
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This page is part of ACF’s digital media expansion to empower artists, made possible with funding from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation. Learn more at https://knightfoundation.org/ and follow @knightfdn on social media.