GRAMMY MUSEUM® ANNOUNCES 2020 GRAMMY® CAREER DAY EVENTS STARTING SEPT. 24

EDUCATION PROGRAM TO BE HOSTED VIRTUALLY FOR THE FIRST TIME

LOS ANGELES (Sept. 23, 2020) — The GRAMMY Museum® announced today that eight GRAMMY® Career Day events will take place Thursdays at 3 p.m. PT from Sept. 24 to Nov. 19. The education program will be hosted virtually via digital conferencing for the first time. GRAMMY Career Day is a nationwide education program focused on career mentorship presented by the GRAMMY Museum for middle and high school students in music programs. Members of the Recording Academy® and other music industry professionals will mentor aspiring musicians and music industry students.   Full Schedule Sept. 24: GRAMMY Award-winning mixing engineer Manny Marroquin and GRAMMY Award-winning producer, songwriter and musician Mike Elizondo Oct 1: Founder and CEO of the management firm Culture Collective Jonathan Azu and GRAMMY Award-winning music supervisor Julia Michels Oct. 8: Owner and CEO of The Village Studios Jeff Greenberg and Chief Creative Officer at Adarga Entertainment Group Henry Alonzo Oct. 15: Songwriter, producer and video director Madison Beer and CEO/artist/bassist Sekou Bunch Oct. 22: Assistant Vice President, Membership Group at ASCAP Loretta Muñoz and entrepreneur and music manager Orly Marley Oct. 29: Singer/songwriter and CEO of Hits For Life Kiara Lanier Nov. 12: Composer for film and television Amanda Jones Nov 19: Bass player, composer, producer, and Emmy-winning music director Rickey Minor and musician, educator, and GRAMMY Award-nominated recording artist Paul Jackson Jr.   Middle school and high school students and teachers across the United States. are invited to join these GRAMMY Career Day event dates. If schools want to participate, they can register at the link below:   GRAMMY Career Day Registration Link: https://grammymuseum.formstack.com/forms/2020_career_day_reservation_form   There will also be another series of virtual Career Day events in spring 2021.   GRAMMY Career Day is supported by the Ford Motor Company Fund.

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