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Mr. Renaissance man you certainly have created a master piece . I can see the Christopher Caliendo School of Music Business; this first offering is to students who have spent a lot of money and are uncertain how to make it pay off. The second set of lesson plans could be aimed at the kind of person you were back a few years ago when you hit a dead end after great success as a composer and musician. You found banking which has served you well and does use your personal smarts, charm and terrific communication skills, but the fact is you know where your passion is and you are now going after it. If in one of your modules I can be of service with a very short explanation of a “Portfolio Career” I would be honored and would not expect any payment for such a thing other than your guidance and counsel on making a video . You are the most diversely talented person I know and a terrific example of a "Portfolio Career" as a musician, teacher, composer, chef, sales professional and training film maker to name the obvious.

“The need for all creative individuals to learn how to turn their creative efforts into a livelihood while maintaining their artistic integrity is sorely needed. Christopher understands this process better than most. A brilliant composer and musician, he began his efforts to convert his talent and drive into a means to feed his family from scratch.”

“The question talented musicians want answered most is: How do I get started? Finally there is an answer and a brilliant one. Christopher’s guidance is powerful. The message is clear and hopeful. The production values are outstanding. But the absolute merit of his program is that it takes gifted young people who yearn to share their talent, faced with economic crisis, and shows them how to begin the journey forward.”

“I am impressed with the professional quality of your webinar and classes. Your use of an inductive approach to help student’s learn self-organizing structures for promoting their creative expression both in the business community and in their musical careers is most appropriate.”