South Africa, a hub of music and culture, serves as more than a destination - it’s an immersive experience. Purchasing a ticket for a music festival or show, particularly those requiring travel, is an investment in our local economy and a contribution to our nation’s growth. Have you ventured beyond your city or country for a music event? We invite you to share your experiences. Let’s explore the impact of #MusicTourism together. For further insights, consider this article where an Amapiano DJ discusses the role of music in promoting South Africa as a tourism hotspot. Article: https://buff.ly/3zFdU51 Together, we can harmonize our efforts for a flourishing tourism industry. #SouthAfrica
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One illustration of the diverse musical customs in Africa is the traditional music of the Maasai tribe in East Africa. Their music is characterized by intricate vocal harmonies, rhythmic chants, and the use of unique instruments such as the olaranyani (a flute-like instrument) and the enkari (a stringed instrument). In addition to its cultural significance, African music also holds economic importance. According to data, the global music industry generated $20 billion in revenue in 2019, with Africa contributing a significant portion of that. The emergence of digital platforms has made it easier for African musicians to reach a global audience and showcase their talent.
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🎶🚫 The UK #Festival Scene: A Cascade of #Cancellations 🚫🎶 The melody of music festivals in the UK seems to be faltering, but why? With nearly a #thousand festivals #planned annually, this wave of cancellations may be# hitting more than just our #cultural heartstrings. 🔍 We've #explored the maze of economic #impact, cultural significance, and the enigma behind these festival disappearances. Get the latest #insights and #industry dynamics from our new #blog. Plus, discover #free resources that shed light on live #events. Visit ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ey4eZKg3 for the full picture. Let's navigate the future of UK festivals together. 🤝 #InItTogether #UKFestivals #FestivalCancellations #LiveEvents #EventProfs #MusicIndustry #EconomicImpact #CulturalEconomy #FestivalInsights #EventPlanning #SaveOurFestivals #IndustryAnalysis #EventTrends #LiveMusicLovers #FestivalCulture #BritishFestivals #SustainableEvents #EventManagement
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7 Festivals in Africa 2024 to Look Up to 👉 With over 3,000 ethnic groups and 2,000 languages, there are many celebrations and festivals in Africa in 2024 to look up to. 👉 Africa has some of the best cultural festivals, from food to art and music. Whether deep in the rural areas, isolated deserts in the north, shores of the lake, or big cities, you’ll notice that people come together occasionally to celebrate. 👉 Africa is a festival continent, and in this article, See Africa Today looks at seven major festivals in Africa 2024 to look up to. 👉 Planning your African safari when there is a big festival going on is one of the best ways to know the African people better. #africansafari #SeeAfrica #africanculture #visitafrica #Africa
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🎵 Did you know that Catalonia is home to a thriving music industry? ✨With 379 companies and over 4,000 jobs, this sector plays a crucial role in the region's economy, innovation, and technology! 💪 🎤Live music takes center stage, with 51% of companies focused on bringing unforgettable performances to the stage, while 27% specialize in recorded music 📀 🧠 One of the trends in the music industry in Catalonia and also internationally is the application of #ArtificialIntelligence. 90% of R&D and innovation in the #music industry either involves Artificial Intelligence or relies on other technologies that require it. #Barcelona, in particular, is renowned for its fantastic live music festivals, such as Sónar (Advanced Music, S.L.) and Primavera Sound. 🔥 These events have gained international recognition, attracting music enthusiasts from over 100 countries! 🌍 Learn more about the vibrant music scene in Catalonia by diving into our insightful report on The Music Industry in Catalonia 👇 https://lnkd.in/dbgbftR3 #Catalonia #MusicIndustry #InnovationAndTechnology
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Infinity Mission 28.. Touristic and Music Industry, Shares of music singles with Touristic destination, an attraction and emerging visitor's on paradise destinations .. Research approach on the rôle of advertising Countries music business to Touristic Market , innitiate visitors to the culture of the destination dreaming to find its pleasure .. Big thinking on defining the culture visited and the spheres of daily lives , the digital can increase a high approvals of digital Industry regrouping vision initiation, Moroccan Music , handcrafts, and Touristic addresses.. The goal of supporting culture and daily moroccan live is supporting rôle involved to attract visitors around the world , applying to an exclusive App linked to Marahaba Pass, according the access for each visitors that takes its tickets plane for Morocco
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Even in #middleage, I still love a good festival. A time to catch up with friends, discover new artists, and connect with different cultures. Plus, there's nothing like a little boogie with people you don't know to let loose. 💃 So, it's disheartening to see so many music festivals in #Australia collapsing! The aftermath of the #pandemic, soaring ticket prices, #environmental challenges, and a shift in younger #generations thoughts around multi-day events have led to a wave of major festivals cancelling across the country. Where does this leave the future of live music in Australia? What changes can we expect or need? Well Kara Ortiga with the help of Samuel Whiting from the University of South Australia and Simone Schinkel CEO at Music Victoria discussed some of this and more in our latest report. How can they continue to build on the shared interest of audiences, but also accommodate more niche tastes. How might they offer more flexibility with payment options, helping with #financialplanning and more than ever, how can they speak to the needs of #anxiousyouths I really do hope they can find the solutions, because some of my best memories involve a field, limited hygiene practices and being surrounded by friends, both old and very very new.
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Discover the vibrant and ever-evolving world of African music through captivating videos provided by FrizeMedia. Immerse yourself in the diverse and bountiful musical traditions that thrive across the African continent. Experience the mesmerizing rhythms and melodies that embody the essence of African music. You will have the opportunity to witness the enchanting magic of African music firsthand. African music is a vast and varied landscape, encompassing a wide array of genres, styles, and traditions. From the rhythmic beats of West African highlife to the soulful sounds of South African jazz, there is something for everyone to explore and appreciate. One illustration of the diverse musical customs in Africa is the traditional music of the Maasai tribe in East Africa. Their music is characterized by intricate vocal harmonies, rhythmic chants, and the use of unique instruments such as the olaranyani (a flute-like instrument) and the enkari (a stringed instrument). In addition to its cultural significance, African music also holds economic importance. According to data, the global music industry generated $20 billion in revenue in 2019, with Africa contributing a significant portion of that. The emergence of digital platforms has made it easier for African musicians to reach a global audience and showcase their talent.
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LOSING VENUES At Safer Dance, we understand how valuable music venues are to the night time economy, the cultural hubs they become for towns and cities, and how they benefit artists and musicians all over the country. We do not want to lose any more! The pandemic had a huge effect on music venues and they are still recovering from that to this day. It’s time to make a change and keep our venues open. #saferdance #clubbing #studentunions #riskmanagement #insight4grc #resilience #riskappetite #students #university #managerisk #risk #responsibility
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Live music needs continued support to survive. The launch of the 'Five % For Festivals' campaign at the AIF congress last month marks the culmination of industry-wide support and significant collaboration. It takes a lot of people to make events, and these people and the live industry need support. Get involved and join the campaign. Find out how you can get involved by visiting the website - the link is in the comments below. 🔗 👇 Your Festival Needs You. #fivepercentforfestivals #helpustohelpfestivals #festivals #sustainableevents #events #eventsindustry #eventprofs #eventprofsuk #creativeeconomy
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