PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS Sample Clauses

PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS. The designation of Principal Musician shall be made by the Contractor after discussion with the Musical Director/Conductor and agreement by the Producer. This shall be based upon the technical requirements and degree of difficulty requiring exceptional skills required by the musical score. In any event the Concert Master, Lead Trumpet and Harp shall be designated Principal Musician. Such designated musician(s) shall receive an additional minimum payment of twenty-five percent (25%) over and above the musician's basic scale fee as provide for in this Agreement.
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PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS. (a) The positions of Piccolo, Cor Anglais, Bass Clarinet, Contra Bassoon, 3rd Horn, 3rd Trombone (Bass), Tuba, Harp, Timpani and Principal 1st Violin are Principal positions.
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PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS. In addition to the General Requirements listed above Principal Musicians are to:
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PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS. Principal Musicians shall receive a minimum thirty percent (30.00%) over the Base Service Rate.
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PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS a) The designation of Principal Musician shall be made in consultation with the musician by the Contractor and the Musical Director/Conductor with the agreement of the Producer, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, in the event that the musical score requires: - significant solo or exposed playing - exceptional skills - the musical leadership of the orchestra or a section of the orchestra In any event the Concert Master, and Harp shall be designated Principal Musician. Such designated musician(s) shall receive an additional minimum scale payment of twenty-five percent (25%) over and above the musician's basic scale fee as provide for in this Agreement.
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PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS. Touring Allowance for UK Tours Where the musician’s home address is more than twenty five miles from a given venue where he/she is required to rehearse or perform, and provided that the musician works the full week, the SGT will pay the musician a Weekly Touring Allowance in accordance with the prevailing MU/UK Theatres Touring Allowance. This rate was at £250 on 1st April 2019 and any increase will be backdated. Please contact the MU on 0000 000 0000 for the latest information. In addition, the musician will receive a weekly Touring Instruments Hire and Maintenance Allowance of £109.13 Overseas tours On overseas tours accommodation is provided and Per Diem payments are allotted according to UK Theatre Equity Overseas Touring. Travel Expenses Provided that the musician’s home address is more than twenty-five miles from the venue where he/she is required to rehearse or perform, the SGT will pay the musician for travel from home to the first venue, venue to venue travel, from the last venue to the musician’s home address at the end of the engagement. Where the musician deps out performances and leaves the tour for an agreed period of time, the SGT will pay travel expenses from the venue the musician leaves to the venue where he/she rejoins the company; or from venue to home and home to the venue where he/she rejoins; whichever is the lower. All travel expenses payments are based on the appropriate standard class advance rail fare, including available reduced price tickets, and will be paid directly into the musician’s bank account at least one week in advance. This is standard procedure for all performers in Globe companies and so the SGT will not reimburse any travel receipts or by mileage.
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PRINCIPAL MUSICIANS. The following positions are Principal musician positions: • Piccolo • Bass Trombone • Cor Anglais • Tuba • Bass Clarinet • Harp • Contrabassoon • Timpani • 3rd Horn • Principal 1st Violin
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