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Your Perception of Time For My Music

I consider it of great importance to actively give back. After successfully establishing myself as a professional musician, I decided to help others who wished to follow their musical ambitions. Noticing the lack of female musicians in churches and within the music industry, I created ‘Cafemnee’ in 2014 to deliver a series of networking and empowering workshops for female musicians and singers. When the pandemic arrived, I transitioned this project into an online community group called ‘Time For My Music‘, about which I talk frequently in my network.

During these years, the women of Time For My Music have achieved wonderful things for themselves. We have also put together three concerts and got our work exhibited as a group. This motivates me greatly to expand and improve my efforts, so more emerging female musicians receive the support they need to achieve their goals in the music industry.

Right now, I am interested in knowing what you think of Time For My Music, based on the information that you have received from my channels. Please, answer this four questions survey to help me assess how this dear project of mine is being perceived:

I will be receiving answers until Saturday 21 November. Thank you so much in advance!

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