- To unite jazz musicians with
listeners and supporters in the DC, Maryland and Virginia area.
- DCjazz.com will provide a top
quality website featuring a centralized information base for all jazz musicians
and enthusiasts in the area.
- All musicians hosted by DCjazz
will be represented in a professionally designed "Artist Suite", featuring
biographical information, discography, schedule, contact information, streaming
audio and sales for their CDs.
- Our on-line musicians directory,
The DCjazz "Cyber-Union" has been created for the professional musician. The
comprehensive profile created for each musician allows the musician to
effectively network and efficiently hire other musicians for gigs. The "Hire A
Band" feature will help the general public find the right musician or band for
their next occasion.
- Services for the young and
learning musician will be created, including master classes and arrangements by
some of the finest professionals in the area.
- We partner with
Jazzconnect.com to offer
an annual competition with an attractive prize. This will give area musicians a
unique opportunity for exposure of their music, and an incentive to produce and
record their music.
- We will offer a free self-serve
link area for related music business, and comprehensive jazz concert and club
listings in the area.
- The site will be advertised
across the Internet and in jazz publications, making it a place where jazz fans
preparing to visit the Capitol area would be able to find out about events
scheduled during their sojourn.
- The site would represent all of
the many genres of jazz including classic, contemporary, Latin and
modern.
- We will create in-house
advertising for our artist clients by placing their music on our jukebox and
our MP3 pages.
- We will develop an email list
and keep the community informed about upcoming performances and cd releases by
our client members.
- DCjazz.com will be able to
offer artists a powerful way to market themselves and their products more
efficiently and cost effectively than if they tried to do it on their
own.
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