Section 1: Finding Musicians In 'Real Life'
- Put up an ad or notice at your local music store. It works. ...
- Check your local rehearsal rooms. ...
- Take group music lessons. ...
- Go to open mic nights and jam sessions. ...
- Ask your guitar or music teacher. ...
- Get your oldest friends together.
- How do composers get their music played?
- How do I find people to make music?
- How much does it cost to hire a session musician?
- How do I find musicians in a new city?
How do composers get their music played?
A composer approaches performers and lobbies them to perform his/her music. ... Performers give subsequent performances, of their own volition, of a piece a composer has paid or lobbied them to play.
How do I find people to make music?
- Use Meet Up Websites To Find Other Musicians To Jam With Or Start A Band. I'm a big fan of MeetUp.com. ...
- Find Other Musicians Via SoundCloud. Now, onto SoundCloud. ...
- Use Forums To Connect With Other Musicians. ...
- Ways To Find Other Musicians To Collaborate With; Conclusion.
How much does it cost to hire a session musician?
An average rate for a beginner session musician would be $40-$60 an hour or $75-$100 per song. If you're a member of a union like the American Federation of Musicians or SAG-AFTRA, check with your local union to find out specifics on the minimum payment you should receive (more on unions below).
How do I find musicians in a new city?
5 Ways to Find Fellow Musicians in a New City
- Open mics. The open mic has been a staple in local music scenes maybe since coffee was first invented. ...
- Musician meetups. In many cities and towns, you can find groups of musicians who get together to play music. ...
- "Musicians wanted" ads. ...
- Social media. ...
- Concerts.