Student Opportunities
Music Co-op Stories
Northeastern music students are not always on the stage. Music industry students help behind the scenes dealing with arts administration, legal issues, and online media technologies.
Lydia Yenser, Class of '22
Lydia has dreamed about working in the music fine arts on the administrative side of the house. She’s gotten the chance with her first co-op at the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Lydia is in charge of helping patrons with donations, and in charge of all the volunteer services hired and scheduled to work.
“I think the most fun part is seeing all of your hard work come to fruition.”
Co-op Position: Special Events Assistant, Boston Symphony Orchestra
Co-op spotlight: Anya Gupta, Columbia Records
Anya Gupta, a third year at CAMD studying music, joined industry juggernaut Sony Music as an industry co-op. CAMD was able to catch up with her about her experience.
April 9, 2024
Why do people hate movie musicals?
The recently released "Mean Girls" has sparked an age-old debate around how movie musicals should be marketed.
February 1, 2024
How TikTok and TV help give music a new life
Social media has shifted how listeners find new music, leading to songs from previous decades like Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" and Brenda Lee's "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" headed to the top of the charts.
December 11, 2023
Universal Music Group and TikTok head for a breakup
Universal Music Group cites the low royalties for their artists as the reason they couldn't reach an agreement with the social media platform.
January 31, 2024
Lessons, Ensembles and Music Performance
Looking to play music? There are plenty of other ways for students in the Department of Music to do what they love — make music. Check out the music making opportunities at CAMD
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