Like in most other professions, for musicians too there is no such thing as a free lunch. We have to pay for the increasing transport costs, labour costs, equipment repair and maintenance and coffee costs (and support the family if there is anything left). The problem is that many of our clients think otherwise. I’m [...]
Its been a while since the local music bands (atleast most of us) stopped misusing the sequencers and opted to (again) play music as how it should be. However the damage done still can be visible. One direct effect is the ugly stigma (even fear) over the use of keyboard in live bands.
We are having a discussion on registering a music NGO in the maldives. If you are interested to join the discusion please call Hamyd on +960-783-0576 or mail to: youthforequality@gmail.com.
According to this MUSICinMALDIVES.com’s online survey, the ideal ticket price for a music event featuring local artists is between MRf 26/= and MRf 50/=. Assuming that, on an average, MRf 300,000/= is spent in organizing a medium-scale event, the audience numbers have to be between 11,540 (for a ticket price of MRf26/=) and 6,000 (for [...]
One of the most pressing needs of all the bands, including amateur, commercial or professional is that, there are not enough practice rooms available in Male’. Two of the main reasons include unavailability of space and potential noise levels.
In our last MUSICinMALDIVES.com survey, 66% of the participants voted that they would prefer to stand-up during a musical concert / show. Only 11% of the participants wanted to be seated while 23% preferred both. The poll was started on 12th May 2006 and ended on 12th October 2006. Your comments and opinions to this [...]
i am new here not new for music, just tell me wat to do then i will get it done
Visits since Nov 2005
