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| CBS covers ASCAP's Legacy of Protecting Songwriters |
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| On November 22nd, CBS This Morning turned the spotlight on ASCAP at 100. In the piece, anchor Anthony Mason reports on our recent Centennial Awards, and walks the halls of our New York office, where ASCAP President Paul Williams shows him Harold Arlen's piano - the one he used to write "Over the Rainbow." Watch the full CBS This Morning piece here. |
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| ASCAP "I CREATE MUSIC" EXPO |
| ASCAP EXPO Deep Discount Pricing Saves You Money |
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| From December 1st through January 15th, ASCAP EXPO Deep Discount pricing offers a low price and access to special opportunities like the One-on-One Sessions. Boost your music career this April in LA! |
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| ASCAP Unwraps the Top 30 Holiday Songs of the Century |
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| ASCAP is extending its 100th birthday celebration into the holiday season by revealing the top 30 holiday songs of all time - the evergreen hits that have accompanied more family get-togethers and wintertime shopping trips than any others. Topping the list is “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” written by ASCAP members Fred Coots and Haven Gillespie. |
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| PLAYBACK |
| New ASCAP Members: Maddie & Tae |
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| The Nashville duo made waves this year with their #1 hit, “Girl in a Country Song,” and became the first female duo since 2006 to have a debut single at the top of the charts. |
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| "WE CREATE MUSIC" BLOG |
| Master Ableton Live with Point Blank Music School |
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| Technology has offered hundreds of new ways for songwriters to get their ideas down and express themselves. With Point Blank Music School, you can learn how to take your creativity to new heights using Ableton Live. |
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| NEWS |
| ASCAP Members Honored with Grammy Nominations |
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| Nominations for the 57th annual Grammy Awards were announced on December 5th. Song of the Year nominations went to Kevin Kadish and Meghan Trainor ("All About That Bass"), Sia and Jesse Shatkin ("Chandelier") and Max Martin and Shellback ("Shake It Off"). |
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| MEMBER BENEFITS |
| Get a Berklee Online Degree with ASCAP Discount |
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| Berklee Online, the award-winning online school of Berklee College of Music, now offers Bachelor of Professional Studies online degree programs in 5 majors, including Music Production, Music Business, Interdisciplinary Music Studies (Create Your Own Major), and more. ASCAP members are entitled to an exclusive discount on Berklee's online courses and certificate programs. The next term begins January 12th, 2015. |
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What You Missed in The Daily Brief
Top stories from the ASCAP Daily Brief, our daily music and technology news bulletin, compiled by songwriter and ASCAP Board member Dean Kay.
By Scott Timberg -- One of our great singer-songwriters shares the skills she learned from Dylan, the Beatles and Neil Young.
By Paul Resnikoff -- From an interview with Lars Ulrich on Charlie Rose in 2000, shortly after Metallica initiated legal action against Napster.
PBS News Hour -- Is big data killing good music? As part of a collaboration between The Atlantic and PBS News Hour, Judy Woodruff speaks with Derek Thompson, whose piece in this month’s magazine featured how data collected by Shazam and other music apps is not just predicting the next hit but influencing today’s music as well.
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