Question

Music exists across the world. It acts as a universal language. Can you see yourself working in some sort of musical career? How might music influence your career path? Consider other people you know, as well, from family members to friends. Can you see any of them entering the music business? How might this business benefit each of these people? If any of them came to you with an interest in the music business, how would you guide them, given what you now know about music and the music business? What personality types would do the best in the music business?

Answer 1

Answer:

-Yes, I can see myself working with a musical career one day.

-Music will impact not only myself, but my fans as well.

-No, I cannot see any of my family members having a career in music.

-If a friend or family member came for help in starting their own music career, I'd say take their idea of a safe route.

-Any personality type can survive, as long as you know to keep your head on your shoulders, feet on the ground, and have a strong will.

Explanation:

-As a musician myself, I must imagine every possible career path.

-I enjoy classic rock, punk rock, classical, jazz, and pop. If I want to keep my fans interested, I'd want to release a different genre album every couple of years. Example; Panic! At The Disco, Brendon Urie says the key to his success is making music of genres he genuinely loves. But if I want to go to Classic Rock, I'll release classic rock, and hopefully share a mic with Billy Joel. But that's just a wishful plan.

-Everyone I'm my family would rather listen to someone else.

-'Safe Route' being their idea of if they want want to shoot straight for the majors, or start off with busking.

-It's good to be feisty and passionate, but there are several different people that have made it in the world with what they have. It's truly unpredictable.