Nick Rosaci is a local Orlando musician who performs in various groups around town. He also works as a sub at Walt Disney World. At this point you’re probably thinking, I’d love to have his job. Turns out he has some great advice on how to do that.
I sub at the Grand Floridian Hotel, which houses a society orchestra that plays mostly old jazz from the 1920s to 1940s. On a regular basis, I have questions from people all the time about how one goes about getting hired as a Walt Disney World musician. On one hand, it’s quite simple: you audition and get hired, like any other musical organization. On the other hand, Disney’s talent employment process is quite unique.
Read more over at MusicianWages.com, a community for working musicians. Even if you can’t form a note if you wanted to, the article is also a great primer for how Disney World uses music across its parks.
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Hey, I wrote the article.
Dave Hahn, the owner of MusicianWages.com, just pointed out this link. Thanks for the kind words, and I do hope this article is helpful to people. Also, love this site! I’ll be looking more into it soon.
Thanks,
Nick Rosaci
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