Fred, as I am to retire in six weeks from now, I dont play big solos any more.
50 years seems being enough & there are many young soloists, who do many things
much better than I ever did. Give a very young soloist the chance, give him
credit & help making up his or her name, that´s much better t
Thanks, Hans. Very interesting information, but the money would be far outside
of my orchestra's capabilities. I believe the music director will want an
experienced, successful soloist, but the board would authorize no more than
$1500 - 1800 for the whole thing, expenses in addition. So, don'
My wife's church was planning on a Mozart Flute/Harp duet this summer as
part of an ongoing fundraising series for a local charity. The flautist,
a studio musician from LA cannot escape his duties in Shakey Town, and
so the opportunity has presented itself to do a Horn/Harp piece. The
orchestra
It depends on the place. Travel expenses & hotel paid,
rehearsal are not calculated usually, but performance fee
must start from 2.000.- USD++ (no limit), per concert. This
is just a fee for not losing face. Regular concerts with
professional orchestras are worth more +++, would say 4.000
to 5.000
I've got a question for the pros on the list (or anyone with knowledge of
this), having had no experience with this particular subject...
How much money can a horn soloist expect to receive for performances of a
concerto (Strauss 1, for example) with a very good amateur orchestra with a
fairly g
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