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The Executive Directory of Musical Instrument Retailers mailing list allows you to market to musical instrument retailers that sell instruments and musical accessories to consumers. These business professionals purchase music instruments such as guitars, violins, and flutes for personal enjoyment or to play professionally. Personnel and staff who work at music retail stores include instrument buyers, sales clerks, and more.
The musical instrument industry is comprised of online retailers, catalogers, and brick and mortar stores that provide classic instruments such as drums and more obscure instruments such as ukuleles for kids, teens, and adults. Most consumers are inspiring musicians who will choose a range of instruments that produce musical tones in soprano, alto, tenor, bass, and baritone. They read sheet music and practice the musical scales, notes, and chords for their instrument. They will purchase and play musical instruments such as guitars, drums, trumpets, saxophones, snares, percussions, keyboards, harmonica, bagpipes, clarinets, oboe, organ, trombone, tuba, horn, cello, harp, lyre, piccolo, viola, pianos, and flutes. These consumers purchase related musical accessories such as CDs, recording equipment, music boxes, headphones, music stands, synthesizers, amplifiers, microphones, guitar picks, reeds, DJ lighting, music apparel, and jewelry. These individuals enjoy a variety of music and will play choose musical instruments to play country, rock and roll, Christian, pop, rap, classical, folk, opera, and hip-hop music.
Retail musical instrument store owners employ personnel such as sales clerks, associate buyers, sales managers, inventory clerks, store manager, customer service personnel, and sales associates. These employees have various educational backgrounds and are typically avid music lovers and musicians. They will have a high school education or a college degree. They assist customers that enter the store or order instruments online in a courteous manner to assist them with their music purchases. The staff will give age appropriate suggestions to consumers who have children that want to learn to play an instrument or play in the school band. They are knowledgeable in the industry, typically play an instrument themselves, or teach music lessons.
Executive Directory of Musical Instrument Retail Stores mailing list would purchase office supplies, cash registers, musical accessories, music software, shelving, display racks, hooks, signage, shopping bags, pegboard, security cameras, books, instruction videos, hardware, and software programs.
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Owner
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Manger
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Senior Vice President
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Director
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Treasurer
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Partner
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President
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Chief Financial Officer
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General Manager
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District Manager
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Sales Manager
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Vice President
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Chief Executive Officer
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Executive Director
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Marketing
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