Organizing Music: Professional Organizers Blog Carnival
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It’s been a long cold winter across most of North America, leaving many of us cooped up indoors. The upside is that it’s provided us with lots of time for activities like reading, watching movies (or binge watching TV shows) and listening to music.
This last activity is the subject of this month’s Professional Organizers Blog Carnival. It’s such a great time to organize your music collection, whether it’s sheet music, CDs, vinyl, digital files, or even musical instruments, that I asked my writers to share their blog posts on the topic of Organizing Music.
As you read the posts listed below, be sure to reach out to the bloggers by connecting with them on social media, leaving a comment, and/or sharing their posts with your own network. Please use the hashtags #POBC #organizingmusic in your social media posts.
| Sabrina Quairoli | How to Make a Sheet Music Organizer |
| Sheri Steed | Where to Donate Musical Instruments |
| Stephanie Shalofsky | Music as a Tool for an Organized and Productive Work Day |
Please feel free to share your own tips or links to your own post in the Comments section.
Next month’s Professional Organizers Blog Carnival will be on Organizing and Social Media, and submissions are now open. Whether you write a post specifically for the Blog Carnival, or submit one you’ve published in the past, we want to read it! You have until 7 PM EST on Tuesday, March 19 to make your submission.
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I didn’t have a post to contribute to this one but will enjoy reading the posts of my fellow organizers. Interesting topic! I have an old clarinet in my attic that I am not sure what to do with, especially because the cork is old and dried out.
You’ll definitely have to check Sheri’s post for some possibilities.
I know a guy who repairs musical instruments. I can ask him if your clarinet can be restored.
Great topic, Janet. I am sharing all these posts with my many musician friends. Thanks for including my post. =)
Thank you for writing on such a unique topic!
What a great round-up of ideas! Thank you for including my post!
It was a good one, Nancy! You really covered a lot of bases.