Using Music to Make the World a Better Place
Offered By: Milken Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore how influential figures in the music industry drive global change through a 59-minute panel discussion featuring industry leaders. Gain insights from Doug Herzog, Hugh Evans, Michael Lang, Harvey Mason Jr., French Montana, and Diane Warren as they discuss leveraging music to address critical issues such as health, education, safety, immigration, gender equality, disaster relief, and climate change. Discover the impact of artists' voices beyond their lyrics, the role of social media in amplifying messages, and the evolving relationship between musicians and their audience in today's digital landscape. Delve into topics ranging from iconic artists like Tupac and Michael Jackson to the power of streaming platforms and the importance of investing in emerging talent.
Syllabus
Introduction
Panelists
Tupac
Michael Jackson
Amazing Grace
The Millennial Generation
Musicians Politicians
Musicians Inspire
Todays Consumers
Van Morrison
Criticism
Social Media
The Role of the Private Sector
Spotify
Artists
Investing in Artists
Writing Songs
Taught by
Milken Institute
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