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The Memphis Chapter hosted Meet The Recording Academy, a membership outreach event, on August 8th at Hal & Mal's

 
The latest issue of GRAMMY magazine is available now.

On July 29, 2010 The Recording Academy Memphis Chapter, in conjunction with the Memphis Brooks Museum o

Few recording studios have a more storied history than Sun Studios in downtown Memphis.  Opened in 1950 by Sam Phillips, Sun Studio

Vice President of Awards, Bill Freimuth, stopped by Memphis on May 3rd to sit down with members of the local music communityat the Memphis Music Foundation to go through the Awards process from entries to nominations to finally winning a GRAMMY.

Freimuth also discussed the restructuring of the GRAMMY Categories and took questions from members.

The Memphis Chapter will present GRAMMY GPS: A Roadmap For Today's Music Biz for the second time in October 2011. The event will bring together top professionals from urban music and rock for up-close-and-personal workshops and panels.

Education is a vital part of the Recording Academy’s mission, but while the GRAMMY U network does a great job connecting our students with mentoring music industry pros, nothing beats learning by doing.

The Memphis Chapter sponsored the fourth annual “Sync Up” conference, produced by the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation during Jazz Fest. The event featured professional development panels on  Friday and Saturday mornings each Jazz Fest weekend.

Feb. 28 and March 1, the Memphis Chapter presented “The Business of the Song” in New Orleans and Lafayette, La. respectively.