That sounds interesting, because in all the amateur orchestras I've
played in, we always have a rehearsal or sound check, usually 2 hours
before the performance so everyone has to arrive and be ready to play by
that time. In the professional orchestra I've played in, we've never
needed last min
The call time is when the service starts and you start getting paid.
Debbie Schmidt Sent from my iPhone
On Dec 22, 2008, at 5:42 PM, Larry Jellison
wrote:
A minor issue that I have never seen discussed here is what "call
times" you all are experiencing. I have been in ensembles where
At 2:42 PM -0800 12/22/08, Larry Jellison wrote:
What are call times for professionals?
15 minutes before call. Tuning five minutes before.
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A minor issue that I have never seen discussed here is what "call times" you
all are experiencing. I have been in ensembles where there is no call time
(the advance time to arrive before the concert start time) to up to two hours.
Call times of one hour are common. The reasons for such advanc
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