Webinars, lectures and hangs

From rehearsal techniques to writing for woodwinds to managing a band, our Duly Noted webinar series features industry pros and jazz composition and arranging experts

Past webinars have included ISJAC President John Beasley discussing the art of running a productive rehearsal, a panel of nonprofit leaders discussing the ins and outs of grant writing and other topics like navigating notation software and woodwind doubling.

Part of our mission is to support our community and provide networking opportunities for our ISJAC members. Our "Coffee Conversations" series are Zoom "hangs" where participants  worldwide can chat about various topics including musical influences, the art of orchestrating, current events and music business. Pour a beverage and hop on a call with our dynamic and talented member community!

The ISJAC Lecture Series features presentations by experts in composition, arranging, music business and performance. In partnership with our consortium and affiliate member schools and organizations, these lectures take place at local bars, restaurants and venues and are free for ISJAC members. Launching during the 25-26 academic year, this lecture series is a perfect opportunity for enrolled music students and young professionals to develop event-production and management skills. These events are tailored to the individual community and can focus on a variety of music-related topics. To learn more about co-producing an ISJAC Lecture Series event, contact us at info@isjac.org.

Since much of our programming is virtual, ISJAC has begun hosting in-person gatherings for our members and non members alike. These ISJAC "Hangs" are opportunities to interact and chat about music, business and beyond - no strings attached and all are welcome! Come have a toast, unwind and catch up with your local ISJAC community.

Members: let us know if you'd like to host a hang!

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