The Recording Industry
Technological and artistic aspects from the recording production. New technologies. The musical-artistic producer. Recording studios.
DVD as new audio-visual device at music.
The phonogram market. Traditional routes and electronic market. Promotion and advertisement.
Piracy in commerce and phonogram distribution.

Musical Industry and Royalties
Problems regarding to musical creations protection in the current world.
Editorial royalties. Editorial enterprise.

Musical Spectacle: Art and Industry.
Artistic programming and concerts productions. Treatment to the different musical genres.
New audio-visual technologies and its application at spectacles. The megaconcerts.

Fairs and Musical Festivals
Objectives. Financing forms. Popular participation. Difussion and promotion.

Music Broadcasting through Massive Means. Culture and Market.
Radio and television.
Movie.
Video Clip development.
The music in INTERNET.

Artistic Education and Professional Training of Technicians and Music Promoters.
Artist formation and new technologies.
Technicians training as a participative entity at the musical product creative process.
Cultural promoter and management.

The Music as Cultural Patrimony and its relation with the Industry.
The musical industry as support and broadcaster of the patrimonial values.
Role of the musicology research in the scientific development of industry.
The musical critics and the specialized press role in the relation music-industry-public.
Preservation of the musical patrimony and new technologies.