SUBSTITUTE MUSICIANS Sample Clauses

SUBSTITUTE MUSICIANS. 4.09 Any Substitute employed by a Musician, must first be approved by the Music Director. The Music Director shall maintain a list of acceptable Substitute Musicians for each part.
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SUBSTITUTE MUSICIANS. The Committee shall consist of three (3) musicians. The Musical Director/Conductor, the Contractor and the Assistant Contractor shall not be eligible for election to the Committee. A member of an existing Players' Committee may continue to participate on a Players' Committee for a new production where practicable and agreed to by the contracted musicians.
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SUBSTITUTE MUSICIANS. Contracted musicians shall have the right to engage permissible substitutes during the run of the show. The intent of the foregoing is to allow musicians to absent themselves for reasons which include but are not limited to: - obtaining occasional outside employment of limited duration. - maintaining interest and professionalism during the run of the show. - avoiding loss of identity in the market place. Permission for musicians to be absent shall not be unreasonably denied. Prior to the actual date on which all contracted musicians become eligible to absent themselves each musician shall furnish the Musical Director/Conductor with a list of available substitutes for the musician's chair. The Musical Director/Conductor shall review each musician's list to determine whether a substitute is acceptable. The approval of a substitute shall not be unreasonably denied. If the Musical Director/Conductor finds a substitute unacceptable the musician shall replace the substitute with an acceptable substitute. The Musical Director/Conductor may requie more than two substitutes for certain chairs. A substitute shall make best efforts to adequately prepare the musical part prior to the first performance in the orchestra pit. The Producer shall provide properly marked study parts and a recording of a performance of the production for the use of substitutes. Not later than the Friday of the first week of paid public performances of the Production the Players' Committee and the Musical Director/Conductor shall meet to determine: - that the orchestra sections as specified by the Musical Director/Conductor are satisfactory for the purposes of determining the allowable number of substitutes per section. These sections may include but are not limited to; Strings, Trumpets, Horns, Trombones, Clarinets, Flutes, Oboe/Bassoon, Harp, Keyboards, Guitar/Bass, and Drums/Percussion. - How many substitutes may appear in each orchestra section during a performance. (Notwithstanding, not more than one new substitute shall be allowed in any given section during any performance). Once the contracted musician's list of substitutes has been accepted, each substitute therein becomes subject to the Musical Director/Conductor's further approval by virtue of the substitutes performance. The approval of a substitute shall not be unreasonably denied. The Musical Director/Conductor shall have complete authority over the return of a substitute, based on the substitutes performance. A musician shall h...
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SUBSTITUTE MUSICIANS. The COC hereby authorizes the Personnel Manager to provide a substitute musician on a short- term basis for any musician who, by illness or absence, does not perform any or all of the services for which said musician has been engaged. The agreement of the musician(s) to perform is subject to proven detention by sickness, accidents, or accidents to means of transportation, riots, strikes, epidemics, acts of God, or any other legitimate conditions beyond the control of the musician(s). Permission to send a substitute shall be at the discretion of the Artistic Director or Designate and the Personnel Manager.
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SUBSTITUTE MUSICIANS. 19.1 A musician may provide a substitute with the consent of the Musical Director/Conductor, whose approval shall not be unreasonably denied.
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SUBSTITUTE MUSICIANS. A Substitute Musician is a musician employed by the Employer as a substitute for an absent Musician or as an extra player. Substitute Musicians shall be hired by the Employer from a list which has been compiled by the principal and tenured members of the appropriate section. The violin and percussion lists shall have a minimum of seven (7) names; all other lists shall have a minimum of five (5) names.
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