Applied Music Sample Clauses
The Applied Music clause defines the terms and conditions under which music is used in a specific context, such as in performances, recordings, or educational settings. It typically outlines the rights and responsibilities of the parties involved, including permissions for use, compensation, and any limitations on how the music may be applied. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of how music can be utilized, thereby preventing disputes over usage rights and protecting the interests of both creators and users.
Applied Music. An applied music instruction course taught by a full-time faculty member will be compensated at the rate of 5 load-points for each half hour of applied music instruction, not to exceed 40 points per term.
Applied Music. Faculty teaching applied music are paid at the following rate per 50-minute academic hour: For bargaining unit eligibility, each student in private lessons represents .6 LHE.
Applied Music. Faculty teaching applied music are paid on the academic hour. Their pay rates are:
Applied Music. An applied music instruction course taught by a full-time faculty 1621 member will be compensated at the rate of 5 load-points for each half hour of 1622 applied music instruction, not to exceed 40 points per term. (These courses will be 1623 directly related to the number of enrolled students; calculation will be performed 1624 on a course-by-course basis).
Applied Music. As of the Fall of2016, Part-time Faculty Members in Applied Music shall receive across the board increases in their hourly rates of 2. 5%. In Fall 2017 and 2018, they shall receive 2% increases.
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