Performing Arts Sample Clauses

Performing Arts. The District shall provide stipends and/or load equity for performing arts faculty, as specified in Appendix A.
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Performing Arts. The District will continue to fund a performing arts allocation for each year of this agreement at the level of $5,000 for each campus.
Performing Arts. The flat stipend for the duties performed by the designated instructor are based upon performance and completion of the duties specified for the respective position. The stipend for each position shall be as follows: Choreography and Performance - $2,803 per semester Drama - $2,803 per semester Instructional Music - $2,803 per semester Vocal Music - $2,803 per semester
Performing Arts. 1. The Parties, in conformity with their respective legislation, shall facilitate through appropriate programmes increased contacts between practitioners of performing arts in areas such as professional exchanges and training including, inter alia, participation in auditions, development of networks and promotion of networking.
Performing Arts. The Parties will encourage the exchange of theatre, dance and music groups as well as individual artists and their participation in international manifestations and festivals organised in the two countries. The Parties are willing to discuss the exchange of performing artists during the validity of this Memorandum of Understanding. Details and financial terms shall be discussed in due course.
Performing Arts. 1. Hungarian cultural authorities are ready to provide opportunities to one Canadian solo artist every year to perform in Hungary. The Hungarian authorities will cover the hotel expenses, the daily allowance and the travel expenses during his/her two weeks' visit in Hungary.
Performing Arts. Aliens of excep- tional ability in the performing arts whose work during the past 12 months did require, and whose intended work in the United States will require, ex- ceptional ability.
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Performing Arts. 9.4.1 Within the validity of the present programme, both parties are willing to exchange one

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