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  • How Musicians Can Make Money With Keynote Concerts _ Tiamo De Vettori[110226]

    How Musicians Can Make Money With Keynote Concerts _ Tiamo De Vettori[110226]
    Nov 3 2026
    What if you could earn money as a musician by combining live performance with motivational speaking? There's an income opportunity many performing musicians have never considered: Keynote Concerts! On this episode of TAXI TV, TAXI founder Michael Laskow welcomes Tiamo De Vettori, an expert in teaching musicians how to create, market, and book paid Keynote Concerts. A Keynote Concert combines music and speaking into one engaging live presentation. Musicians already know how to perform, but what if they could use their music, personal stories, and message to create a completely different kind of paid gig? Tiamo explains how this unique performance format works, what musicians need to know about the speaking side, and how to find and book opportunities. You'll get an introduction to this often-overlooked income stream and discover whether Keynote Concerts could be another way to earn money from your musical talents. Tiamo will also be teaching two classes at the 2026 TAXI Road Rally, where musicians can learn more about putting this approach into action. In this episode, you'll learn: - What a Keynote Concert is and how it combines music and speaking - How performing musicians can expand into paid speaking opportunities - Why your personal stories and experiences can be part of your presentation - What goes into finding and booking Keynote Concert gigs - Whether this alternative income stream could be right for you - If you're a performing musician looking for new ways to generate income from your talent, this is an opportunity worth exploring!
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    1 ora e 29 min
  • How to Write Songs for TV & Film Sync Licensing _ Robin Frederick[102626]

    How to Write Songs for TV & Film Sync Licensing _ Robin Frederick[102626]
    Oct 27 2026
    What makes a song useful for TV and film placements? It’s not just about writing a great song. Music supervisors and editors need music that conveys the right emotion for a specific scene. In this episode of TAXI TV, Michael Laskow welcomes Robin Frederick, acclaimed songwriting expert and author of Shortcuts to Songwriting for Film & TV, to explore how songwriters can make their music more effective for sync licensing. From tension and suspense to heartbreak, romance, joy, and triumph, learn why emotionally specific songs can be more useful for film, television, and other media placements. In this episode, we explore: -The emotional qualities music supervisors need for TV and film scenes - How to write songs for sync licensing opportunities - Why emotional nuance can make a song more usable - How to write music that supports a scene's mood and story - What songwriters should consider when pitching music for film and television BONUS: Robin Frederick wants to review songs from viewers during the episode! Watch the livestream to learn more and hear feedback on selected submissions. Whether you're a songwriter, artist, or independent musician pursuing sync licensing, this episode offers practical insights into writing music that fits real-world film and TV needs. Subscribe to TAXI TV for music production, songwriting, sync licensing, and music industry advice.
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    1 ora e 32 min
  • How to Write Songs for TV & Film Sync Licensing _ Robin Frederick[102626]

    How to Write Songs for TV & Film Sync Licensing _ Robin Frederick[102626]
    Oct 27 2026
    What makes a song useful for TV and film placements? It’s not just about writing a great song. Music supervisors and editors need music that conveys the right emotion for a specific scene. In this episode of TAXI TV, Michael Laskow welcomes Robin Frederick, acclaimed songwriting expert and author of Shortcuts to Songwriting for Film & TV, to explore how songwriters can make their music more effective for sync licensing. From tension and suspense to heartbreak, romance, joy, and triumph, learn why emotionally specific songs can be more useful for film, television, and other media placements. In this episode, we explore: -The emotional qualities music supervisors need for TV and film scenes - How to write songs for sync licensing opportunities - Why emotional nuance can make a song more usable - How to write music that supports a scene's mood and story - What songwriters should consider when pitching music for film and television BONUS: Robin Frederick wants to review songs from viewers during the episode! Watch the livestream to learn more and hear feedback on selected submissions. Whether you're a songwriter, artist, or independent musician pursuing sync licensing, this episode offers practical insights into writing music that fits real-world film and TV needs. Subscribe to TAXI TV for music production, songwriting, sync licensing, and music industry advice.
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    1 ora e 32 min
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