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Los Angeles Area High School Students To Attend Grammy Career Day Program With Music Pros On February 9 At USC

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LOS ANGELES (Recording Academy) Top music industry professionals discuss the realities of the music business and available careers in music with more than 1,300 Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) and surrounding area high school students at GRAMMY Career Day. Hosted by the USC Thornton School of Music, the event will feature panel discussions and will be followed by a variety of workshops addressing various fields in the music industry. A concluding concert performance will feature the 2005 Gibson/Baldwin GRAMMY High School Jazz Ensemble.

WHO: Artist/Creative Participants include: Current GRAMMY-nominated producer/engineer Shamar Daugherty (The TrakStarz); GRAMMY Award-winning songwriter Lamont Dozier; renowned bass player Nathan East; Concord recording artist Gregg Field; DJ/remixer Tom "Junkie XL" Holkenborg; current GRAMMY nominee Dave Koz; current GRAMMY-nominated producer/engineer Alonzo Lee Jr. (The TrakStarz); GRAMMY-nominated Maroon5 vocalist Adam Levine; current GRAMMY-nominated songwriter Harold Lilly; current GRAMMY-nominated engineer Manny Marroquin; noted musician Greg Phillinganes; producer/remixer/recording artist Carmen Rizzo; Latin GRAMMY winner Robi Draco Rosa; current GRAMMY-nominated producer/songwriter John Shanks; recording engineer Ralph Sutton; current GRAMMY nominee Maroon5 guitarist James Valentine; current GRAMMY nominee Kanye West.

Industry Professionals include: Teen People Music Editor Zena Burns; USC Thornton School of Music Dean Robert Cutietta; Interscope A&R executive Erica Grayson; "Access Hollywood" Senior Music Producer Nancy Harrison; Paramount Senior Vice President, Business and Legal Affairs for Music, Motion Pictures Division David Helfant; "American Idol" co-host Randy Jackson; Music Attorney Channing Johnson; Electronic Arts Los Angeles Senior Audio Director Erik Kraber; MTV News Vice President Ocean MacAdams; Jive Records Vice President of Creative Development and Los Angeles Chapter President Jonathan McHugh; Music Video Director Dave Meyers; Senior Vice President, Creative-West Coast for EMI Music Publishing, Senior Vice President of A&R, Virgin Records and President of Montbello Records Big Jon Platt; Electronic Arts Worldwide Vice President Steve Schnur; Universal Music Publishing Creative Affairs Executive Tom Sturges; Founder/President of Tommy Tallarico Studios Tommy Tallarico.

Moderators include: Recording Academy* Chairman Daniel Carlin; three-time GRAMMY-winning producer and Los Angeles Chapter Trustee Jimmy Jam; and Recording Academy President Neil Portnow.

WHERE:
University of Southern California Campus
Gate 3, Parking Structure C
(Enter off of Figueroa, between Exposition Blvd. and Jefferson Blvd.)

WHEN:
Wednesday, February 9, 2005
9:30 - 11a.m.
Super Panels
(Bing Theatre, Bovard Auditorium, Newman Auditorium)
11:10 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Career Workshops
"American Idol" Junior; The Art of the Song; Behind the Artist: The Team of Advisors; DJ/Remixer; Image is Everything: Art and Photography in Music; Meet the Press: Music Journalism; Music: It's In The Games; Plug-In To Pro Tools; So...You Want To Be A Music Major?; and When Musicians and Genres Collide.
12:30 - 1p.m.
Lunch
1:05 - 2 p.m.
Concert featuring 2005 Gibson/Baldwin GRAMMY Jazz Band (Bovard Auditorium)

WHY: To encourage careers in the music business, GRAMMY Career Day provides high school students an opportunity to interact with music industry professionals in educational settings throughout the country.

The GRAMMY Foundation was established in 1989 to cultivate the understanding, appreciation and advancement of the contribution recorded music has made to American culture - from the artistic and technical legends of the past to the still unimagined musical breakthroughs of the future generations of music professionals. The Foundation accomplishes this mission through programs and activities designed to engage the music industry and cultural community as well as the general public. The Foundation works in partnership year-round with The Recording Academy and its regional offices to bring national attention to important issues such as the value and impact of music and arts education and the urgency of preserving our rich cultural legacy.






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