DOUBLING. Where a musician is required to play more than one instrument, this must be by prior agreement, but as a guideline each additional instrument should raise the fee by £10. For example, a piccolo player doubling on flute would receive this payment. For percussion instruments in orchestras, each part as written is considered a separate instrument; therefore if a player is required to play more than one part (e.g. due to lack of available players or for budgetary reasons), a doubling fee is payable. In wind bands, a doubling fee would apply if a percussionist is required to combine more than one part. In any case, where a musician offered an engagement thinks a doubling fee should apply, the engager should discuss this directly with them in advance. Engagers should consider doubling when setting their budgets and prior to offering engagements, and should be willing to discuss the matter with the musician.
DOUBLING. Where a musician is required to play more than one instrument, or is specifically requested to bring to a rehearsal or concert more than one instrument, an additional payment of 10% of the musician’s fee shall be made in respect of each additional instrument. A musician shall not be required to play more than three instruments in any session. Doubling fees shall be calculated with reference to the musician's actual performing fee, plus overtime if applicable. Doubling fees are not payable on any other ancillary payment. If a musician is required to double on an instrument normally classified as a principal instrument, the doubling fee is payable in addition to the principal fee for the engagement. Keyboard and percussion instruments are regarded as divided into the following sub-groups, and doubling fees will not be payable for playing more than one instrument within the same sub-group:
DOUBLING. Where a musician is required to play more than one instrument, or is specifically requested to bring to a rehearsal or concert more than one instrument, an additional payment of 10% of the musician’s fee (with a minimum of £11.85 where a full concert fee is being paid, or £7.50 for a single schools or educational concert or a single extra rehearsal) shall be made in respect of each additional instrument. A musician shall not be required to play more than three instruments in any session. Doubling fees shall be calculated with reference to the musician's actual performing fee, plus overtime if applicable. Doubling fees are not payable on any other ancillary payment. If a musician is required to double on an instrument normally classified as a principal instrument, the doubling fee is payable in addition to the principal fee for the engagement. Keyboard and percussion instruments are regarded as divided into the following sub-groups, and doubling fees will not be payable for playing more than one instrument within the same sub-group:
DOUBLING a) The following doubling is permitted without the payment of any additional fee:
i) Piano, Xxxxxxx, when furnished by the Centre.
ii) Any two (2) of the Clarinet family other than Bass Clarinet or Eb Clarinet.
iii) Any two (2) of the Saxophone family other than Bass Saxophone.
b) With the exception of the authorized doubles set out in this Article, a Musician playing any additional instrument shall be paid in addition to his basic fee an amount equal to 50% of the Musician's contracted fee for the first double, and 25% for the second and each subsequent double.
DOUBLING. To play a maximum of any two instruments and the minimum weekly production salary therefore shall be increased by 15% of the minimum in 1.1 to: Once Nightly £1,209.40 £1,236.00 £1,260.72 Twice Nightly £1,451.62 £1,483.56 £1,513.23
DOUBLING. Where a musician is required to play more than one instrument or is specifically requested to bring to a rehearsal or concert more than one instrument, an additional payment of 15% of the musician’s fee shall be made in respect of each additional instrument. A musician shall not be required to play more than three instruments in any session. Doubling fees shall be calculated with reference to the musician's actual performing fee. Doubling fees are not payable on any other ancillary payment. Keyboard and percussion instruments are regarded as divided into the following sub- groups, and doubling fees will not be payable for playing more than one instrument within the same sub-group:
DOUBLING. 8.1 The Company may require musicians to perform on a range of doubling instruments within their instrumental grouping subject to satisfactory competence on said instruments.
8.2 Certain doublings are considered part of a musician’s contracted responsibilities and payment for these doublings are included within the salary level for the post.
8.3 Musicians undertaking doublings additional to those for which they are contracted (i.e. non-contractual doubling) will receive an additional payment of 25% of the call fee (a call fee being 1/8th of the weekly salary) for each call during which the doubling instrument is played.
8.4 All instruments normally insured by the Company should be freely provided by Orchestra members.
DOUBLING. Musicians shall receive a payment for doubling whenever they provide such services covered by this Agreement. Doubling payment shall be in accordance with the following provisions:
A. If there is a doubling provision in the Local CBA or individual contract applicable to performances covered by that Agreement, then the Musicians shall receive one (1) additional doubling payment (in the same amount) for each final new audio product.
B. If there is no doubling payment provision of any nature in CBA, then the Musicians shall receive a doubling payment in the amount of 20% of the individual service scale.
DOUBLING. Twenty-five percent (25%) extra for the first double, and ten percent (10%) extra for each additional double, applied as set forth below. The following are NOT construed as doubling: Piano and Xxxxxxx, when latter is furnished. Drummer’s regulation outfit (consisting of Bass Drum, Snare Drum, Pedal, Cymbals, Gongs, Wood Blocks, Small Traps and Bells). The percentage extra listed above shall be applied as follows:
DOUBLING. (i) Where a musician is required to play more than one instrument an additional payment of 15% of the musician's fee shall be paid for each additional instrument. If a musician is required to double on an instrument normally classified as a principal instrument the doubling fee is payable in addition to the principal’s rate for the engagement.
(ii) A musician shall not be required to play more than three instruments in total at any engagement. Additionally, a musician shall not be required to double ‘out of family’ unless the musician is a known specialist. Doubling ‘out of family’ would normally attract a double fee.
(iii) If a musician is required to play more than one instrument or specifically requested to bring to an engagement more than one instrument, a doubling fee will be payable.
(iv) Keyboard and percussion instruments will be regarded as divided into the following sub-groups and the additional fee(s) will not be payable for playing more than one instrument within the same sub-group:
