How to Pitch and Promote Your Songs (3rd Edition)

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How to Pitch and Promote Your Songs (3rd Edition)

6 x 9, 208 pages; Paperback,
ISBN 1-58115-194-2
Publication Date: November 2001

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How to Pitch and Promote Your Songs (3rd Edition)

by Fred Koller

A music industry professional reveals to songwriters the secrets for how to get their songs recorded. This honest, incisive guide is penned by the writer of three number one hit songs, making it the most valuable tool on the market for writers who want to make music their full-time occupation. This revised and expanded edition details the latest movements within the industry, such as marketing trends, new technology, and new opportunities made available through the Internet. Readers will learn how to target specific producers through the use of �trademark� styles; understand the business perspective of songwriters, publishers, producers, and business people; create and pitch a professional demo package; and market and promote their own music.

Reviews

�This book could have been called How to Hold on to What�s Yours. Fred Koller�s guide to success as an independent songwriter/publisher comes complete with an encouraging pat on the back and a motivational kick in the butt.�

�Walter Carter, songwriter and author of The Songwriter�s Guide to Collaboration

�Any songwriter can benefit from Fred Koller�s years of practical experience as a hit songwriter. How to Pitch and Promote Your Songs can save you from obscurity and ensure that your songs will always produce what every songwriter dreams of�money in the mail, in the form of royalty checks for cuts of your songs. Buy this book and read it!�

�Lee Wilson, attorney and author of Making It in the Music Business

�Any songwriter with hopes of selling a song to a recording artist should read this book."

�Geoffrey Himes, Washington Post music critic