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“You still need to be able to write, and to have a habit of writing - and if you can do this creatively, so much the better.”

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Book:Music Journalism 101: The definitive resource for new and established writers

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“Ethnography is something you have actively be aware of doing; it's not passive work. It takes considerable conscious effort to do it well.”

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Book:Music Journalism 101: The definitive resource for new and established writers

Source: Music Journalism 101: The definitive resource for new and established writers

“You want to evaluate musical art on its own terms, first. It is only when you have a solid grasp of that, that you can start to speculate.”

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Book:Music Journalism 101: The definitive resource for new and established writers

Source: Music Journalism 101: The definitive resource for new and established writers

“The best advice I can give you at this point, though, is to trust your gut and be honest. Write your own opinion into the review, support every single statement with good reasoning, so your readers know exactly why you are making hat statement. And make sure that nothing you write is generic.”

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Book:Music Journalism 101: The definitive resource for new and established writers

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“The defining elements of criticism, the theory, the philosophy, and ideas behind it, are the same no matter what type of critique you're writing.”

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Book:Music Journalism 101: The definitive resource for new and established writers

Source: Music Journalism 101: The definitive resource for new and established writers