Saturday, 10 April 2010

WIDE DAYS - BORN TO BE WIDE - (FANTASTIC) SEMINARS ON THE MUSIC INDUSTRY

Meursault - You Brought Screaming Into The World
Electric Circus, Mobile Phone Drawing

Meursault, with Screamy bit - Electric Circus, Mobile Phone Drawing

Hopeless Heroic, Electric Circus, Mobile Phone Drawing


Hopeless Heroic, Electric Circus, Mobile Phone Drawing


Aaron Wright, Sneaky Pete's, Watercolour


Panda Su at Sneaky Pete's, Mobile Phone Drawing



Holden, Cabaret Voltaire, Mobile Phone Drawing


WIDE DAYS SEMINAR - 'I AM THE LAW - ESSENTIAL LEGAL ADVICE'
Dawn Barraclough, Murray Buchanan, Steven Fisher, Claire Thompson
Moderator: Jen Hunter (Musicians Union)


WIDE DAYS SEMINAR - 'HOW TO GET ON A FESTIVAL BILL'
Pete Irvine (Unique Events/Hogmanay Edinburgh), Helen Chalmers (Wickerman), Dave Corbett (T in the Park, The Edge), Rob Hicks (Rockness, Belladrum), P.C. Rae (Slottsfjell, Norway/SXSW)
Moderator: Vic Galloway (BBC Scotland)


WIDE DAYS SEMINAR - 'HOW TO GET ON A FESTIVAL BILL - CHOICE QUOTES'
Moderator: Vic Galloway (BBC Scotland)


WIDE DAYS SEMINAR - 'WHAT NEXT? - PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE'
Will Page (Chief Economist PRS), Scott Cohen (The Orchard), Andrew Dubber (Birmingham University), Steve Mayall (Music Ally)
Moderator: Olaf Furniss (Born To Be Wide)


WIDE DAYS SEMINAR - 'SPEAK TO THE MANAGEMENT'
Bruce Findlay (Aberfeldy/The Silencers/Simple Minds), Keith Harris (Stevie Wonder), Rab Andrew (Texas/Primal Scream), Grant Dickson (The View/Broken Records), Mark Baillie (Woodenbox)
Moderator: Derick Mackinnon (Born To Be Wide/NFS)


WIDE DAYS SEMINAR - 'GAVIN BAIN - CALIFORNIA SCHEMIN''


OLAF FURNISS'S CLOSING STATEMENT ON 'WIDE DAYS'

If you didn't attend, you'll wish you had.

Excellent seminars, the atmosphere charged with opinions and enlightening comments, a full day of crucial and entertaining information for anyone interested in any aspect of the music industry, all from a notably seminal group of exciting and much-experienced speakers. The bands playing later in the evening showcases are excellent and well worth finding out about if you haven't already. Though I don't have pictures of them from this event, this also includes the Edinburgh based Art/Music Collective 'Found' who are one of my favourites, plus Carrie Mac.

So get on it - Come to the next Born To Be Wide Event. It'll be brilliant.

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