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Songwriting, Music Studio and Creative Workshops, and Archives of Performing Songwriter Magazine Articles
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#D1701A
Hot Cinnamon
209, 112, 26
28, 78, 46
0, 46, 88, 18
#FFCB70
Goldenrod
255, 203, 112
38, 100, 72
0, 20, 56, 0
#23485B
Blue Dianne
35, 72, 91
200, 44, 25
62, 21, 0, 64
Performing Songwriter is a songwriting-focused brand offering creative workshops alongside an archive of articles and interviews from its magazine. Its workshops bring together small groups of approximately 10 to 15 participants in a supportive setting where songwriters can share their stories, perform their songs, and learn from experienced artists. The teaching faculty includes award-winning performers and Songwriting Hall of Fame members, who provide guidance through group activities and private sessions focused on participants’ work and craft.
Programs include scheduled workshops, week-long international retreats, and special master classes for alumni. Retreats have taken participants to destinations such as Tuscany, Scotland, and Mexico, while alumni offerings cover subjects including performance, melody, and studio recording. The brand also features guest conversations and song sharing with notable artists.
For readers, Performing Songwriter maintains magazine archives, back issues, and articles and interviews. Its editorial collection explores songwriting, musicians, songs, and music history through features such as “Behind the Song,” artist profiles, and interviews with celebrated performers.
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The Performing Songwriter logo comes in one version: a logo. Download as transparent PNG.
What are Performing Songwriter's brand colors?
The Performing Songwriter color palette uses the hex codes #D1701A, #FFCB70 and #23485B.
The Performing Songwriter name, logos and brand assets are trademarks of Performing Songwriter and its affiliates. Brandfetch isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Performing Songwriter. Their use is subject to Performing Songwriter's brand guidelines.