Chamber Music. For the purpose of this agreement, chamber music is defined as ‘music written by the composer for only one player to each and every part’. • Musicians engaged to play chamber music will be paid at Section Principal or Principal fees for chamber operas and / or concerts.
Chamber Music. It is recognized that an ensemble comprising 15 or less solo musicians constitutes a chamber ensemble. The Section Principal rate will be payable for musicians engaged for chamber music. An ensemble comprising 5 or less musicians will be subject to further discussion on an individual basis, although this does not guarantee that further payment will be forthcoming.
Chamber Music. A chamber music group is defined as any group of fewer than thirteen (13) musicians. The size of the group is to be determined solely by the specific instrumentation of the repertoire. When a chamber work is scheduled, the Personnel Manager must inform the musicians and the Orchestra Committee not less than sixty (60) days prior to the first rehearsal. The National Ballet shall propose fees to the members of the chamber group. The chamber group may request the TMA to negotiate on their behalf if the proposed fee is deemed inadequate.
Chamber Music. Chamber music is defined as any piece of music for 13 or fewer musicians for which a conductor is not required and where each player is required to play an independent line. A minimum fee of £164.80 will be payable for a concert of up to 3 hours in length which may be accompanied by a rehearsal of up to 3 hours on the same day, each including an interval of not less than 15 minutes. A rehearsal day will be defined by the same terms as contained in clause 3.ii of this Agreement. For extra calls on a concert or rehearsal day, for single call days, for overtime, and for doubling; then the general principles and terms which are contained within this Agreement but not necessarily just limited to clauses 3, 4, 8 and 9, will also apply to the Chamber Music fees. This includes the Hereford Rural Concerts and Night Owl Concerts.
Chamber Music. In lieu of the Provisions of paragraph B above, the Company may record chamber music under the following terms and conditions:
(a) The producer shall give the Federation 4 weeks advance notice of intent to record under this provision and should the Federation claim that this provision does not apply, it shall inform the producer of that position with its reasons therefore.
(b) There shall be a 4 hour basic session rate of $354.04 effective February 1, 2002, $362.89 effective February 1, 2003, and $373.78 effective February 1, 2004, with overtime at time and one-half, in half hour segments.
(c) 45 minutes of finished music may be taken from a 4 hour session.
(d) One 15 minute rest period per hour.
(e) Non-symphonic conditions and benefits apply unless otherwise provided.
(f) Neither the recording nor its package may claim or imply that the chamber group is associated with a parent symphony orchestra except where the recorded music is performed by no more than 16 players not playing multiple parts. This restriction does not preclude biographical sketches which identify the players as members of a symphony orchestra. If the name of the parent symphony orchestra is mentioned on the record or its package, the musicians who play shall be compensated in accordance with the symphonic provisions; if the parent name is not mentioned on the record or its package, said musicians shall be compensated in accordance with the chamber provisions.
(g) This provision shall not be used:
(i) To record compositions requiring more than 24 players or compositions of less than 5 minutes duration without prior Federation approval;
(ii) For transferring from one medium to another (i.e., for production of sound track albums).
Chamber Music. ENGAGING RENEWAL OF CONTRACT OF MUSICIANS Engaging Probationary Period Renewal Regular Members Reasons for of Article Change Yearly seating Position SCHEDULING Changes the Schedule of Services Per Day Last Rehearsal Director Article SERVICES Indoor Concerts Outdoor Concerts Chamber Concerts for Work service Weeks Non-used service Limitations Time Services Rehearsals Calculation o f services Players Condition6 Transportation Diem Allowances and Advance Salary Article Article RATES OF PAY of Overtime SUPPLEMENTARY FEES Overtime Doubling Article DRESS General Evening Concerts Winter summer Afternoon Concerts Winter Season Pops Concerts Orchestra Pit Article Article
Chamber Music. The following rates will be paid for chamber music. These rates will not apply to Sinfonia Cymru’s core series.
Chamber Music. The parties recognize the value of providing interested Musicians the opportunity to perform chamber music on a voluntary basis. The Music Director (or Artistic Director) may request specific Musicians for particular works. If no agreement is reached, the MOMC shall propose other Musicians for that chamber music performance, taking into account the factors set forth herein. The ultimate decision as to whether to perform the work shall be made by the Music Director (or Artistic Director). Chamber music programs may be proposed by the Music Director, Artistic Director, Artistic Advisory Committee, or performing Musicians, subject to final approval from the Music Director (or Artistic Director). In accomplishing the mutual goal of providing such opportunities, the MOMC together with the Music Director (or Artistic Director) shall arrange for chamber music opportunities to be distributed equitably among all interested Musicians, taking into account artistic requirements, nature of repertoire, and prior opportunities. The fee for performing chamber music under this Section, inclusive of rehearsal(s) and performance, shall be as follows: October 1, 2002 $403.21 October 1, 2003 $415.31 When doubling is required by chamber music repertoire, one doubling fee shall be paid at the concert rate outlined in Section 8.5 for each set of rehearsals and performance.
Chamber Music. (a) Preparation hours to be credited for chamber work as follows, the performance(s) will be scheduled, however, in addition the preparation hours are allocated annually:
(i) Background – 3 hours
(ii) Engage (Specific chamber performances) – 6 hours
(iii) Short Concert (circa 1 hour) – 9 Hours
(iv) Full Evening Concert (2 halfs) – 12 Hours
(b) Due consideration will be taken when scheduling chamber work as to the affect it has on balancing work between musicians in each section and as to the demands of the chamber repertoire.
(c) Tutti Players may be invited to play chamber music but will not be compelled.
(d) If any individuals have any specific reasons as to why they cannot take part in chamber performances, these will be discussed with the Orchestra Manager.
(e) If Tutti / Sub-Principals / Co-Principal players are involved in chamber music then additional annual hours will be credited to recognise the additional responsibilities instead of sit-ups fees as follows:
(i) Tutti – 3 hours
(ii) Sub-principal – 2 hours
(iii) Co-Principal – 1 hour
Chamber Music. Chamber music is defined as any piece of music for 13 or fewer musicians for which a conductor is not required and where each player is required to play an independent line. This includes the Hereford Rural Concerts and Night Owl Concerts. Minimum Fee £160.00
