Embracing the rhythm of success with JazzWise Music Business Workshop

 

Standard Bank Joy of Jazz today hosted the JazzWise Music Business Workshop at the Joburg Lesedi Theatre. This is a unique and insightful program to empower youth in the arts, culture, and heritage sector.

The JazzWise Music Business Workshop was designed to provide invaluable information and resources to individuals with limited opportunities, particularly those from disadvantaged communities, schools, and aspiring upcoming artists. The program focused on the Business of Music to inspire and educate the next generation of music industry professionals.

The workshop featured presentations by esteemed entertainment industry practitioners and legends, each offering a deep dive into various aspects of the industry, from music production and composition to talent management, law, marketing, and event management. The goal was to impart insights gained during their journeys. and equip participants with a comprehensive explanation of the music business and its applications across different entertainment platforms.

The workshops featured five streams, each led by distinguished panelists:

  1. BUSINESS OF ENTERTAINMENT, Money Talk: Olwethu Leshabane, Ngwako Malakalaka, Standard Bank
  2. Regulations and Royalty Collections: Lerato Matsoso, Nontando Mokoena, and Spha Mdlalose.
  3. Talent Scouting: Hloni Modise Matau, Osmic Menoe, and Glen Netshipise
  4. PR & Marketing: Phindi Matroshe Mtshali, Charma Maluleke, and Lesley Mofokeng
  5. True to Your Style: Thandiswa Mazwai and Pilani Bubu

The panelists brought a wealth of experience and expertise from various sectors of the music and entertainment industry, and their insights were expected to inspire and guide the workshop participants toward achieving their dreams and aspirations.

The Workshops are poised to be an enriching and transformative experience, offering invaluable insights and guidance to the next generation of music industry professionals.

Mantwa Chinoamadi, CEO at T-Musicman (Standard Bank Joy of Jazz Festival Producers), stated that the road to the festival is the most critical for the organization.

“We are a quarter of a Century old, which is a great milestone to achieve. Year-on-year, we have sought ways to remain motivational, and most importantly to give back to our communities. The arts industry is one of the huge contributors to our economy, and many of our talented artists lack the much-needed education about this industry. We encourage participation and thank the panelists who have agreed to lend us their time to empower the next generation of greats!” said Chinoamadi.

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