Music Journalism 101 – FREE* course
This course is complete. It is currently being reworked as an ebook. If you are interested in the forthcoming book, please contact me.
101 D. Reviewing a Band's Performance.
101 E. Reviewing a New Release: stage one.
101 F. Reviewing a New Release: stage two.
101 G. Preparing for Interviews.
101 H. Conducting the Interview.
101 J. Writing the Feature Article.
*This course is free in the sense you can use it, but please note that Music Journalism 101 by the author of this blog, Leticia Supple, is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 2.5 Australia License. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/au/.
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Your input wanted: Music Journalism 101 ebook
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Music Journalism 101 j. Writing the feature article.
The previous three instalments took you through preparing for interviews, and conducting interviews by phone and by email. Having got... -
Music Journalism 101 i. Emailer interviews
In the previous instalment of this course, we went through the process of conducting interviews by telephone: how to prepare... -
Music journalism 101 h. Conducting the interview.
The previous instalment of this course took you through the, sometimes arduous, preparation required for conducting interviews. It discussed dealing... -
Music Journalism 101 g. Preparing for interviews
It is no secret that interviewing bands is a nerve-wracking affair. Most interviews you read are conducted by highly experienced... -
101 F. Reviewing a New Release: stage two.
The previous chapter of this course will hopefully have made you excited about learning the nitty-gritties of writing your release... -
Music Journalism 101d. Reviewing a band’s performance
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Music Journalism 101c. Ethnography at Gigs
Hopefully, if you’re diving into this next part of Music Journalism 101, that you’ve already read and made sense of... -
Music Journalism 101b. Ethnography.
Ethnography is properly from the science of anthropology. In relatively recent years, the practice of ethnography has grown well beyond...
