Jonathan Feist Jonathan Feist (photo by Patricia Gandolfo Mann). Introduction Music educator, writer, and publisher Author of the books "Music Industry Forms" and "Project Management for Musicians" (winner of the 2015 International Book Award)Teaches at Berklee College of Music’s continuing education divisionSongwriter and composer Experience Jonathan Feist was a writer for ThoughtCo who covered the topic of music education. He is a music educator, writer, and publisher.He teaches at Berklee College of Music’s continuing education division, Berklee Online, where he is author/instructor of Music Notation Using Finale and Project Management for Musicians. He is editor in chief of Berklee Press, Berklee’s book/video publishing division, where since 1998 he has helped to produce hundreds of music education products.Feist is author of the books "Music Industry Forms" (Berklee Press 2014) and "Project Management for Musicians" (Berklee Press 2013, winner of the 2015 International Book Award), and co-author of "The Berklee Practice Method: Teacher’s Guide" (2004, with Matt Marvuglio) and "Essential Songwriter" (2004, with Jimmy Kachulis).As a songwriter and composer, his work is featured on the albums Fantasy Monologue (by the band Fantasy Monologue, 2010), Orchestral Miniatures (with the Slovak Radio and Television Orchestra and Robert Black, Parma Recordings, 2003), and New Lullaby (by guitarist Aaron Larget-Caplan, 2008). Education Bachelor of Music in Composition from New England Conservatory, 1990Master of Music in Composition from New England Conservatory, 1992Awards and PublicationsAuthor of the books:"Music Industry Forms""Project Management for Musicians" Co-author of "The Berklee Practice Method: Teacher’s Guide" (with Matt Marvuglio) and "Essential Songwriter" (with Jimmy Kachulis) LiveAbout and Dotdash Meredith LiveAbout, a Dotdash Meredith brand, is a reference site focused on entertainment, activities, and hobbies. Learn more about us and our editorial guidelines. Read more from Jonathan Feist How to Set Up a Stage for a Concert Types of Bass Instruments What Is a Rhythm Section? Famous Singers Who Suffered Serious Vocal Injuries Cabbage Head and 200+ Other Words You Can Spell Using Musical Notes 7 Types of Bass Lines