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How can I somehow mix my passion for music with a career that is financially sound #Spring24?

I just began learning music theory and instruments and i may want to pursue a career in this maybe teaching #Spring24

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Jessica’s Answer

If you want to teach music i believe that you are required to have a bachelor's degree. If you look on some sites they may offer online courses. I would first look into a school that fits your needs of what you like and then do comparisons of other schools.
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DUSKO’s Answer

I recommend post production or game audio, though both industries have recently been rocked.

Also, youre competing with obsession so expect to grind if you want this as a career.

I believe that effective teachers need to have real world experience and accolades, but I could be wrong.
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Christopher’s Answer

You could look into a career as a music therapist. This field blends the passion for music and teaching with the satisfaction of serving in the healthcare field. And it’s most definitely a viable career path.
Thank you comment icon this is a great answer i had not even considered that very interesting Zachary
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George F’s Answer

I've known people who've earned advanced degrees, and ended up with with teaching gigs in college.

I know those whose wives\partners have been a source of steady income.

Another possibility is to become someone in demand. This takes a combination of ability and political savvy.
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a’s Answer

Once you decide what type you want to do then see how many positions snd what the pay is
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