Presenting Ideas

Formulating Music Concepts

Gain ability to brainstorm innovative, creative ideas for music performances, compositions or publicity events.
Understand the importance of analytical thinking in refining these initial ideas, assessing them for reach, authenticity, financial feasibility and overall impact.
Appreciate the essence of music market research to validate ideas, through studying similar past events, understanding audience demographics and preferences, and keeping up-to-date with current music industry trends.

Communication of Ideas

Develop interpersonal skills for effective communication of artistic visions that involve clearly illustrating goals, styles, venue, themes and public engagement techniques.
Learn to employ presentational tools, like pitch decks, mood boards, prototypes or even musical demonstrations to help the team visualise your ideas better.
Develop both verbal and non-verbal presentation skills, considering things like body language, eye contact, speech clarity, and listener engagement.

Developing Connection

Understand the significance of building rapport with listeners, by empathising with their perspective and engaging them in the conversation.
Grasp the importance of articulating the value and relevance of your ideas, explaining how they can benefit the audience, whether it’s a unique musical experience, an entertaining performance, or a groundbreaking concert environment.

Receiving and Responding to Feedback

Realise the valuable role of constructive feedback in further refining the idea, offering opportunities to remove inconsistencies, identify overlooked details, or add in fresh elements.
Develop a receptiveness to criticisms and suggestions, taking them positively, while also standing firm on core concepts that shape your original artistic vision.
Inculcate the practice of following-up post presentation with a feedback review session, to get an understanding of the reception and repercussions of your music ideas.

Iterating on Ideas

Understand the inevitable nature of idea refinement, viewing each presentation as a learning opportunity to iterate and improve upon the existing concept.
Learn the technique of prototyping your ideas, putting them into a small scale practice to gauge efficiency and make suitable alterations before the final execution.
Value the importance of evolving with the dynamics of the music industry, keeping idea formulations flexible and adaptable to ever-changing trends and demands.