A Repertoire Manager is a professional in the music industry who is responsible for managing and curating the musical works of a particular artist or group. This can include selecting which songs to perform, arranging for the recording and distribution of music, and managing the rights and royalties associated with the music. Repertoire Managers often work closely with other members of the music industry, such as record labels, publishers, and agents, to ensure that the artist or group's music is being presented to the public in the best possible way. The role of a Repertoire Manager requires a deep understanding of the music industry and the various components that go into creating and distributing music. They must also have a good understanding of the artist or group they are working with and be able to anticipate and respond to their needs and goals. Additionally, they must be able to work well under pressure and be able to think strategically in order to achieve the best results for their artist or group. To become a Repertoire Manager, one typically starts by working in a related field such as music production, promotion, or management. Experience in these fields, as well as a deep understanding of the music industry, are essential for becoming a Repertoire Manager.