Category Archives: ZOOM Webinar

MFM and the IMA Present: “Music Is Essential” ZOOM Webinar #16 w. Hamid Najafi Speaking on Introducing TuneForte – a New Live Music Streaming Platform.

Date: Thursday, February 15th, 2024
Time: 5 pm to 6:30 pm (ET)
Venue:  ZOOM
Ticket: $5
Please register and pay here:  https://mfmassociation.thrivecart.com/zoom-webinar-16/

Webinar description:

Hamid Najafi will introduce his gig platform Tuneforte specifically designed by musicians for musicians which uses AI, VR, and other technologies to make streaming a live concert easy, engaging, enjoyable, accessible to all musicians, and above all, profitable. He will discuss its features and benefits to the musicians performing, and the viewers of, online live concerts. The purpose of the platform is to make watching a live music concert online a viable alternative (but not replacement) to attending concerts in person helping musicians and venues to expand their audience and increase revenue. He would love to hear the attendees’ thoughts on how he can make this a better tool for you as a musician.

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Report: Musicians For Musicians ZOOM Webinar #12 w. Bassist Ron Wasserman

MFM Presents: “Music Is Essential” ZOOM Webinar #12 Ron Wasserman: “Transcribing Recorded Music for Live Performance with Dance”

Report by Dawoud Kringle

On Tuesday, November 29, 2022. MFM presented its 12th “Music is Essential” Zoom Talk. The guest speaker was MFM member Ron Wasserman.

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David Liebman

Musicians For Musicians Presents: “Music Is Essential” ZOOM Talk Event #1 w. Jazz Legend David Liebman (MFM) and Chris Coluzzi (MFM) Discussing His Book “The Art of Skill”

Date: Monday, March 21, 2022
Time: 5pm to 6:30pm (ET)
Venue:  ZOOM
Ticket: free
Please register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIkd-isqDojGdSQIwYhTlUcUuSDwTuBYIjY

Webinar description

The Art of SkillEstablishing the Mindset For Unleashing the Music Inside You MFM member Chris Coluzzi will be discussing David’s 2020 book filled with lessons learned from David’s journey as a jazz saxophonist, musician, jazz educator, music activist and human finding and developing his voice.  This talk should be of interest for musicians of all styles.

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