Concert Dress. Musicians may be required to wear concert dress for a rehearsal captured pursuant to Paragraph A. or B. above, but if concert dress is required, each Musician shall receive additional compensation in the amount of $50.00.
Concert Dress. For: Intermediate Band, Beginning Band, Beginning Strings, Jazz Band “B”, Choir, Chamber Groups. Girls: White blouses Black skirts or dresses (below the knee, or full length) Black character shoes (Close-toed) Boys: White shirts (longs sleeve, button down) Black dress pants/slacks (no jeans) Black dress shoes & socks Ties and jackets are optional For: Wind Ensemble, String Orchestra, Jazz Band “A”. These ensembles have a different concert dress uniform organized by the booster uniform chair. Information will come home in a separate memo. If you have any uniform questions, please contact our uniform chair person.
Concert Dress. All Musicians shall wear, at their own expense, concert attire as determined per concert by the VSO in consultation with the Orchestra Committee. VSO shall notify Musicians of any change to standard attire at least thirty (30) days prior to the first service of a given Concert Series. Changes to standard concert attire shall not place an undue expense upon a Musician. Clothing shall be neat, clean, and pressed. Tight-fitting or overly revealing clothing is not acceptable. All musicians are asked to refrain from wearing perceptible scents such as perfume or cologne. VSO is responsible for enforcement of the Dress Code.
Concert Dress. Should musicians be required to wear concert dress for a rehearsal captured pursuant to article 6.6.1 above, each Musician shall receive notice and any necessary remuneration as set forth in the Local Agreement in existence at the time of execution of this Agreement. If no such provision exists, each Musician shall receive additional compensation in the amount of fifty dollars ($50.00).
