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Musicians as entrepreneurs

Name: Musicians as entrepreneurs
Brand: KS OmniScriptum Publishing
SKU: 52977774
Price: 43.3 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Stefan Meyer
ISBN: 9786630164725

Stefan Meyer

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 52977774

Publishers KS OmniScriptum Publishing, June 2026

46 freelance musicians living in Switzerland took part in the survey for this study. They are leadin... Full description

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46 freelance musicians living in Switzerland took part in the survey for this study. They are leading figures in the fields of classical music, jazz and innovative folk music. Their responses shed light on the dilemma faced by all musicians who are trying to build a livelihood through their artistic work: the tension between indispensable artistic freedom and the laws of the market. The study vividly illustrates the enormous personal sacrifices these people make to pursue their lifelong dream, but also the contradictions they have learnt to live with. Based on these findings, readers are left wondering whether it makes sense to train thousands of professional musicians every year, for whom there is, for the most part, no demand.