Jeffrey Nytch

Last week there were two items in the news that caught my eye, and for essentially the same reason. One was a national story about...

It was my great pleasure to represent the University of Colorado-Boulder and the Entrepreneurship Center for Music this past week at the...

One of the abiding mysteries of entrepreneurship is where the initial impulses for ideas come from. Sometimes it seems that good ideas...

Well, folks, the campaign is complete! My goals for the campaign were ambitious – definitely of the “aspirational” sort – and though we...

I'm thrilled to announce my first-ever crowdfunding campaign, in support of a violin concerto I've been commissioned to write for...

College Music Society Summit on 21st-century Music School Design Morning Remarks: Will May – Dean, Baylor University School of Music Mary...

It's with great joy (and more than a little relief) that I announce that I've been awarded Tenure at The University of Colorado-Boulder....

Colorado Arts Advocacy Day Address “Money and the Muses: The Economic Impact of the Arts” Jeffrey Nytch, DMA Asst. Professor & Director...

I read with great interest this recent article in my local paper, Boulder’s Daily Camera, about some changes coming to a nearby brewery....

Because I delight in irony, I thought I’d post this blog on Valentine’s Day and in conjunction with the premiere weekend of the...

One of the attitudes pervading the fine arts is that “good business” and “good art” are fundamentally opposing forces, and that it is...

I've begun working on a book about arts entrepreneurship. And as I proceed with what's called the "proposal" (essentially a highly...

Last weekend I had the privilege of attending a gathering at Southern Methodist University’s Meadows School of the Arts in Dallas, the...

Last week I attended the Network of Music Career Development Officers which, despite its somewhat inelegant name, is the best conference...

That provocative question comes from this controversial article that ran in The Wall Street Journal last month, sparking flame wars...

Advocate, educator, and consultant Greg Sandow features my Symphony No. 1: Formations in his blog, "The Future of Classical Music." Check...

How do the ultimate "Jacks of all Trades" manage their time & tasks?

Find out the latest progress with my Symphony No. 1, as well as some amusing challenges composers face...

How did I end up pursuing such a "strange" combination? Maybe it's not so strange after all...