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Howdy all,
Just had a note from the director of the big auditorium. A contract =
from a big orchestra has come through specifying that the piano be tuned =
not more than 6 hours before the concert and "The piano tuner should =
remain available and on stand-by until concert start time."
What's a fair charge for stand-by? Would it be my normal hourly fee, =
even if I'm sitting in the tech office reading a book? :-)
Unless I'm planning on staying for the concert for my own enjoyment, I =
usually stay until I get the OK from whomever, but it usually isn't long =
after I've finished working. At this point I haven't been informed what =
the afternoon schedule is. This is the first time I've had this in a =
contract ('tis only my second season). Just wondering how you all =
handle these things.
Also, this orchestra has requested something other than 440, so I'm =
thinking they should not only pay for bringing the piano up in pitch, =
but also taking it back down again. Comments??
Thanks,
Barbara Richmond, RPT
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