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Tel: (615) 662-1616
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SAE INSTITUTE NASHVILLE EVENT RESONATES WELL
WITH MUSIC CITY
NASHVILLE, TN — SAE Institute, the world leader in pro audio and multimedia education for over 30 years, recently hosted a very special evening for students, alumni and music industry guests at its Nashville campus on February 2nd, hosted by SAE Nashville for its Founder, President and CEO Dr. Tom Misner. Primarily held as a way to give students and alumni a chance to network with music business professionals, the evening also offered an opportunity for the local Nashville music community to interface directly with students and faculty from across the country at the state-of-the-art SAE Nashville facility.The evening began with an informal lecture from Dr. Misner who spoke about career preparation and how to succeed as an engineer or producer in the industry today. Having spent time in Nashville earlier in his career, Misner spoke about legendary Music Row and how its evolution over the years has provided both challenges and opportunities for students of professional audio. The evening continued as over 150 guests gathered for a more formal celebration — Nashville style — as Misner was presented with a traditional cowboy hat and a special cake commemorating the 30th Anniversary of SAE Institute worldwide. Additionally, a Gold Record Club award was presented to Dr. Misner on behalf of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce, recognizing the contributions that he and SAE have made to the Nashville music community.
The evening was topped off with a special performance from Nashville's favorite guitar virtuoso, Johnny Hiland, who lent his unmistakable sound to the event. The standing room only set ended well after the party was officially over with an encore performance, with Misner sitting-in with Hiland for the last few show-stopping tunes.
About SAE Nashville
In operation since 1999, SAE Nashville occupies over 15, 000 square feet with over 20 studios and workstations including SSL 4000 and Neve 88R control rooms, two 5.1 surround sound studios, and Mackie analog and digital control rooms. With exclusive AMS Neve and SSL training, as well as an Apple MacBook, Digidesign’s Pro Tools, and industry related software for every student, SAE Nashville offers a clear choice for excelling in a career in the audio industry.Photo File: Misner_Award.JPG
Photo Caption: SAE Institute Founder, President and CEO Dr. Tom Misner accepts the Gold Record Club award presented on behalf of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce.Photo File: US_Directors.JPG
Photo Caption: SAE Institute U.S. Directors celebrate SAE's 30th anniversary with a special commemorative cake. Shown left to right are: Udo Hoppenworth, Director, SAE New York; Chris Davie, Director, SAE Atlanta; Prema Thiagarajah, Director, SAE Nashville; Dr. Tom Misner, SAE Founder, President and CEO; Einar Johnson, Director, SAE Miami; and Paul Hughes, Director, SAE Los Angeles.Photo File: Hiland_Misner.JPG
Photo Caption: Pictured are Nashville guitar virtuoso Johnny Hiland and SAE Institute Founder, President and CEO Dr. Tom Misner.Photo File: Misner_Class.JPG
Photo Caption: SAE Institute Founder, CEO and President Dr. Tom Misner addresses students at a recent industry event at SAE's Nashville campus.
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Headquartered in Byron Bay, Australia, SAE Institute is the world’s first and largest network of audio and multimedia education and training centers. SAE is affiliated with Middlesex University (England), Southern Cross University (Australia) and Southern Institute of Technology (New Zealand). The Institute operates over 40 campuses in more than 20 countries on four continents. It offers diploma and full degree programs in audio, multimedia, digital filmmaking, animation and gaming. SAE is part of the SAE Technology Group, which also owns and operates Studios 301 (with locations in Sydney and Byron Bay, Australia, Cologne, Germany, Studios 301 is a collective group of state-of-the-art recording and mastering facilities), the Computer Graphics College and Qantm.
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