Soloist Clause Samples
The "Soloist" clause defines the rights and obligations of an individual performer who is featured as the primary artist in a musical performance or recording. Typically, this clause outlines the soloist's responsibilities, such as rehearsal attendance, performance standards, and exclusivity during the engagement, and may specify compensation or billing arrangements. By clearly establishing the soloist's role and expectations, this clause helps prevent misunderstandings and ensures that both the soloist and the contracting party are aligned regarding the terms of the engagement.
Soloist. A performer who sings alone.
Soloist when the person dances alone, or separates him/herself from an ensemble and performs a pas de deux, pas de trois or pas de quatre lasting at least thirty (30) seconds or sixteen (16) measures.
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Soloist the term “Soloist” used in Section III of this Agreement relating to single performances, shall describe an ARTIST who sings only as a soloist and is not a member of the chorus.
Soloist. The term "Soloist" shall describe an ARTIST who sings only as a soloist and is not a member of the chorus.
Soloist when the person’s part is defined in the score or when sings alone or sings sixteen (16) measures or more; when the person separates from a group and sings alone fewer than sixteen (16) measures; Chorister: when the person sings as part of a choir. A person who rehearses or conducts a choir, except when that person is the orchestra conductor, assistant conductor or artistic director.
Soloist when the person’s part is so defined in the score or when s/he sings alone or sings sixteen (16) measures or more;
Soloist when dancing alone or apart from a group
Soloist. A Soloist shall receive double the musician's minimum basic fee on all engagements. A Single Musician shall receive double the musician's minimum basic fee on all engagements.