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a day for music students & recent
graduates providing a real insight into
a career in orchestral management
friday 9 november 2007
barbican centre
who should attend ?
Many students and recent graduates have an interest in orchestral management as a possible career choice but are unsure how to get started - where do i start? aims to address this. A wide range of people have attended the course in previous years from A-level students to those who are considering a change of career. The day will be of use and of interest to anyone who is keen to find out more about orchestras and how they are managed.
is it really for me ?
Now in its eleventh successful year, where do I start? will introduce participants to the different areas of orchestral management including concert administration, marketing, fundraising and education. There will be short presentations from experienced practitioners from the orchestral field who will be available to answer questions. The day will also cover aspects of recruitment including desirable qualifications, suitable experience (and how to get it) and quality of application presentation including advice on CVs, letters of introduction and interviews.need to know:
The event for this year takes place on Friday 9 November 2007, from 10 until 4.30 at the Barbican Centre (Schubert Suite, Level 4), Silk Street, London EC2Y 8DS
Click here for a booking form - please fax to 020 7287 0444 or post to ABO, 20 Rupert Street, London W1D 6DF with payment.
*** LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE ***
*** FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED ***
what is the ABO?
The Association of British Orchestras exists to support, develop and advance the interests and activities of The orchestral profession in the UK. The ABO's membership include all major UK symphony orchestras and a wide range of chamber orchestras, specialist ensembles, opera companies, national youth orchestras, conservatoires and other music organisations such as venues and agents. Our activities include conferences and seminars, research, publications, training and general advocacy for the orchestral life of the UK.