Ideas To Fund Our Concert
Time For My Music is preparing their first ever live concert in the city of Birmingham, UK. To be able to offer a great performance in November this year, we need your opinion in regard to funding.
Multi Award Winning Female Saxophonist, Birmingham, UK, Jazz, Gospel, Reggae, Blues, Soul and Originals. 'Music for the soul'
Time For My Music is preparing their first ever live concert in the city of Birmingham, UK. To be able to offer a great performance in November this year, we need your opinion in regard to funding.
Sax Girls Rock, an online community of female sax players I’ve been in contact with for several years, will offer their first live concert on August 3rd. If you’re in the USA, don’t miss it!
The Kyoto Tachibana Junior and Senior High School is widely known for its fantastic brass band, whose YouTube channel has more than 30,000 subscribers. Watch their performance of Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars’ famous hit “Uptown Funk”. It’s delightful!
As I’ve mentioned many times, I believe every musician should be paid their worth. This doesn’t only mean that we must get paid a sum of money that corresponds to our time and talent: said amount must also reach us in a timely manner and with no incident.
I’m performing today (18.05.2024) at the National Maritime Museum of Greenwich, in occasion of the Caribbean Takeover organised by the Caribbean Social Forum.
I took a five sessions funding course with Vernon Hogg and Davies Okeowo from Oxford Innovation Advice. They taught me about the different ways I could try to get funding, what is expected from funding applications, grants and sponsorships, how to do a pitch, and what to have in mind while doing business, among other things.
I’m happy to say that Sue Harris, a great woman who has been involved with my projects for emerging female musicians, is featured in the TV show ‘Three Little Birds.’
Enjoy this wonderful scene of musical prodigy and African American rights advocate Hazel Scott, playing two pianos at the same time in the set of ‘The Heat’s On’ (1943).
In occasion of International Women’s Day, let me do a throwback to last year, when I performed for Porsche’s IWD commemoration and product launch event at the British Motor Museum.