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SOUND POST
President’s Message
Dear Fellow Members:
I would like to take this opportunity to update you
on the latest activities at Local 325.
Our Local’s financial stability:
Local 325
remains on a very solid financial footing. We
actually faired better in 2009 than in 2008 and
ended the year about $60,000 in the black!
Published Quarterly by the
Musicians Association of San Diego County, Local
325, American Federation of Musicians
1717 Morena Boulevard
San Diego, California 92110-3635
OFFICE (619) 276-4324
FAX (619) 276-4876
WEBSITE – ProMusic325.org
AFM WEBSITE – afm.org
EDITOR
Edward C. Arias
[email protected]
PRESIDENT
Frank Glasson
[email protected]
VICE PRESIDENT
Peter De Luke
SECRETARY-TREASURER
Edward C. Arias
BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE
Edward C. Arias
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Bill Andrews
Peter De Luke
Steve Dillard
Lorie Kirkell
Alan Rickmeier
Mark Shapiro
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
TRUSTEES
Leo Adelman
Robert Mc Kewen
Patrick Pfiffner
LIFE MEMBER COMMITTEE
Peter De Luke
Marvin Drucker
Robert Mc Kewen
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Changes on the Board of Directors: We have
had our first meeting with the new board of
directors. I am thrilled to have both Allan Rickmeier
and Bill Andrews on board this year. Allan Rickmeier
is a bassist with the San Diego symphony so it is
very beneficial to the San Diego Symphony and to
Local 325 to have Symphony representation. Bill
Andrews, a freelance bass player, is going to be
able to provide us with much needed computer and
website expertise.
Building Improvements:
In the last couple of
months we have replaced all the carpeting in the
building and had all the boardroom chairs
recovered. Currently, shutters are being installed in
the board room, front office and rehearsal room.
Some other “unseen” improvements will be made to
wiring, etc., to maintain a structurally sound
building.
Streamlining:
We are working on making
membership dues and work dues payable online.
Once the system is in place, we will inform the
membership by e-mail. We will also make it possible
to receive your dues bill as an e-mail, rather than a
hard copy to help further save in printing and
postage costs. Late last year the membership was
given the choice of receiving their copy of the
Sound Post online instead of by mail. We are thrilled
that approximately half our membership elected to
receive just the online copy. Not only have we
reduced our printing costs, but we are doing our
best to be “green”.
Educational Outreach Fund: Please make use of
Local 325’s Educational Outreach Fund. In these
tough economic times, we have the opportunity to
help schools fund educational concerts for their
students. At the same time, you get to create work
for yourself! The fund is run similarly to the MPF
and will pay up to 50% of the cost of the
performance for up to a quintet. This is a wonderful
opportunity to reach out to the schools in your area
and play live concerts for children that may
otherwise never be exposed to high quality live
music. Please contact the office should you wish to
make use of this fund. Thank you to those members
that have already utilized this fund to ensure the
future of live music.
IMPORTANT CHANGE to the next General
Meeting: In an attempt to increase participation at
General Meetings, we are experimenting with
changing the General Meeting to Noon on Mondays
to coincide with the end of our Board of Directors
meetings. We hope that holding these meetings at
Noon will work better for everyone’s schedules.
Also, it will provide those who are interested, with
an opportunity to attend any portion of the Board of
Directors meetings they wish to. A pizza lunch will
be served and lively dialogue is guaranteed. Please
join us on MONDAY, February 8th, at NOON for
our next General Meeting.
Your comments, ideas and concerns are always
welcome and much appreciated. It is through your
direct input that we can best serve you, the
membership. Please feel free to call me directly any
time at (619) 306-5062 or email me at
[email protected].
Board of Directors:
Bill Andrews
Steve Dillard
Lori Kirkell
Alan Rickmeier
Mark Shapiro
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The following legislation will be
acted upon at the February 8, 2010
General Meeting:
The Wage List Committee makes a favorable
recommendation on both Resolutions…
Resolution 1. Wage List, Article II, p 8
Add Section 7, Work Dues:
7. Work Dues
Contractors and/or Leaders are responsible for the
collection of the three percent (3%) work dues from
all contacted musicians. Local 325 Bylaws, ARTICLE
V, Section 2.
Resolution 2. Wage List, CASUAL SCALE, p 18
Increase scales as follows:
Stay tuned, Frank Glasson
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Results of the Local 325, AFM
General Election held December 1, 2009
are as follows:
President:
Vice-President:
Secretary-Treasurer:
Frank Glasson
Peter De Luke
Edward C. Arias
Board of Trustees:
Leo Adelman
Bob Mc Kewen
Pat Pfiffner
Alternate Delegate to the Western Conference:
Peter De Luke
Alternate Delegate to the AFM National Convention:
Peter De Luke
HOURS
(Contracted
Time)
1
1½
2
2½
3 [ DANCES (a) ]
3½
4 [ DANCES (b) ]
4½
5
SIDEMUSICIAN
WAGES
$80.00
$90.00
$100.00
$110.00
$120.00
$130.00
$140.00
$150.00
$160.00
85.00
95.00
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135.00
145.00
155.00
165.00
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FEBRUARY 8TH
GENERAL MEETING WILL BE HELD AT
12 NOON INSTEAD OF 7:30 PM.
PLEASE NOTIFY SECRETARY-TREASURER
ARIAS AT (619) 276-4324, EXT 2, IF YOU
ARE ABLE TO ATTEND THIS MEETING.
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Life Member’s Corner
By Bob Mc Kewen
Every now and then I succumb to a compulsive temptation and treat myself to a heaping
platter of pig’s knuckles in chocolate sauce (YUM!). This not only give me heartburn, but
also weird dreams – most recently, I dreamt about some of the marvelous musical
characters in San Diego’s past…
Who remembers Don and Pete Jacks (Giacalone), who were very active musically about
50 years ago? Or Bill Green holding forth at the Hotel del Coronado for many years as
music director? Vic De Nunzio and Eddie Ramos (saxophone and trumpet, respectively) playing often at the
Kona Kai on Shelter Island? Dick Ryan (a past Local 325 President) gracing the stage at a smoke-filled room
called the Hillcrest Hideaway…
Bart Hazlett’s gang playing for nearly everything at the Sports Arena – circuses, rodeos, ice shows, etc. In
1960 there was a contest for Governor between Pat Brown and Richard Nixon. Both campaign chairpersons
called Bart to provide music for rallies, etc. Bart solved the issue by taking both gigs and issuing the band
reversible vests – blue on one side and red on the other. We were delighted to get the work! (Pat Brown
won…) I don’t think either side caught on to the fact that there was only one band.
Back in the fifties, Bart’s big band back all the grandstand shows at the Del Mar Fair. The era of selfcontained groups with their own bands had not yet happened. Xavier Cugat, holding his Chihuahua and
accompanied by his hypermammiferous Bimbo du Jour was a favorite – gracious and easy to work with.
So many memories! Next time I need to delve into my recent world of dreams; I’ll try oysters with peanut
butter…
Here is a serious alert for all Life Members – let’s face reality, folks, we are all approaching that magic
moment when e will “shuffle off this mortal coil” and join the big band in the sky. Are you sure that your
beneficiary of the Death Benefit Fund is properly identified? Recently we found that not every member’s
wishes were properly recorded at the Local – when you get a chance, check with Claudia if you think there
should be a change to your beneficiary – eschew obfuscation!
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2010 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES
2010 membership dues became payable January 1, 2010 and will become delinquent if not postmarked by
March 31, 2010. For information on your dues, please call (619) 276-4324, Extension 4.
Life Members
Regular Members
Quarterly
Semi-Annual
Annual
40.75
81.50
158.00
Quarterly
Semi-Annual
Annual
22.25
44.50
89.00
Late fees shall be assessed as follows:
One Quarter $ 10.00, Two Quarters 20.00, Three Quarters 50.00
Members delinquent for four (4) quarters shall also be subject to such reinstatement fee ($75.00) as directed
by the Association and/or the Federation.
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The following musicians have joined Local 325 since last printing…welcome!
David Burnett
(619) 471-4594
David plays alto, tenor, and soprano saxophones,
flute, piccolo, clarinet, alto clarinet, and
pennywhistles. David is now performing with Pete
De Luke’s Mellotones. We welcome David.
Mark Danisovszky
Anna has rejoined Local 325. Anna plays violin.
Through the years has performed with such
musical luminaries as Smokey Robinson, Josh
Groban, Donna Summer, American Idol Clay
Aiken, Henry Mancini, Natalie Cole….and many,
many more. We welcome Anna back into Local
325.
(619) 321-9556
Di Shi
Mark has reinstated his membership in Local 325.
He plays accordion, piano and the Kurzweil. Mark
has performed in the past at the La Jolla
Playhouse, with the San Diego Symphony, San
Diego Opera, La Jolla Symphony, Atlanta
Symphony, and at Starlight Light Opera. Mark will
be performing as an extra with the San Diego
Symphony. He specializes in international music
on the accordion including Italian, French, Jewish,
Eastern European and also the music of Astor
Piazzolla. We welcome Mark back into Local 325.
Anna Rose
(858) 452-4511
(626) 780-7539
Di Shi plays viola. Di is performing with the San
Diego Symphony Orchestra and we welcome Di to
Local 325 and congratulate him on his position
with the San Diego Symphony Orchestra.
Mingzhao Zhou
(917) 692-9105
Mingzhao plays violin. She is performing with the
San Diego Symphony Orchestra.
Mingzhao
studied at the Juilliard School of Music. She has
performed with the Harrisburg Symphony and the
Verbier Festival Youth Orchestra in Switzerland.
We welcome Mingzhao.
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MEMBERSHIP ACTIVITY
Suspended January 1, 2010:
Thomas De Longe
Steven Foster
Gordon Grubbs
Katherine Kehder
Jonathan Klokow
Demarre Mc Gill
Gaiana Mndoian
Timothy Nichols
Tina Rose
Leonard Thoennes
Gareth Zehngut
Jeffrey Zehngut
Expelled January 1, 2010:
Gilbert Castellanos
Jesse Cox
Juanita Cummins
Derek Hanusch
Clarence Kyle
Richard Sellers
Richard Steffens
Joined Local since January 1, 2010:
David Burnett
Michael Staehle
Mingzhao Zhou
Reinstated or Rejoined since January 1, 2010:
Mark Danisovszky
Erik Johnson
Anna Rose
Ryan Simmons
Anthony Smith
Charles Welty
DATES TO REMEMBER
Feb
08
08
15
Board Meeting 9:30 am
General Meeting 12:00 pm
President’s Day – Offices Closed
March 08
14
Board Meeting 9:30 am
Daylight Savings Begins
April
02
22
Good Friday – Close at Noon
Earth Day
May
10
Board Meeting 9:30 am
General Meeting 12:00 pm
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REMINDERS FROM THE UNION
1.
Funding for Music in the Schools programs
and free community concerts is available through
the Local 325 Educational Outreach Fund and The
Recording Industries Music Performance Fund.
For more information on funding requests, please
call (619) 276-4324, Extension 4.
2.
As a benefit of membership, you are
entitled to a $1,500.00 Death Benefit. Make sure
that your beneficiary designation on file reflects
your wishes. Call (619) 276-4324, Extension 4, for
assistance.
3.
A minimum of one quarters’ dues are
payable no later than March 31, 2010. Please see
Page 4 for information regarding annual dues and
late fees.
4.
The Local 325 rehearsal hall is available to
members for rehearsals at no charge.
All
musicians rehearsing must be members of the
AFM. For more information or to check the
schedule for availability, please call Claudia at
(619) 276-4324, Extension 4.
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Board of Directors
AFM, Local 325
26 October 2009
The meeting was called to order at 9:35 a.m. by President Glasson. All members present, guest Leila Zamora.
M-De Luke/2-Kirkell/C that the minutes of 14 September 2009 be accepted as read. President Yes.
REPORTS:
TREASURER – M-De Luke/2-Kirkell/C that the Monthly Financial Summary be accepted as presented.
President Yes.
PRESIDENT – Reported on negotiations with Orchestra Nova management. Major outstanding issues are
compensation for the third year of a successor agreement and a guaranteed complement of musicians per each year of
said agreement. Newly negotiated terms and conditions to be retroactive to September 1, 2009.
OLD BUSINESS – John Oatman submitted a bid for installing tempered glass enclosures over all service
counters in the front office; the purpose of the enclosures being to provide additional security. M-Shapiro/2-Dillard/C to
accept bid. President Yes. Bay Park Upholstery submitted a bid to reupholster board room chairs; chairs badly in need
of reupholstering or replacement. M-De Luke/2-Kirkell/C to accept bid. President Yes. M-De Luke/2-Shapiro/C that the
Secretary-Treasurer make arrangements to have the alarm company relocate the system’s keypad. President Yes. MShapiro/2-Drucker/C that the Secretary-Treasurer purchase a much needed conference speakerphone for use in
negotiations and board meetings. President Yes. M-De Luke/2-Drucker/C that the annual premium for the Local’s
additional earthquake insurance policy be paid in full. President Yes. Regarding shutters for the rehearsal hall, MShapiro/2-Drucker that the Secretary-Treasurer procure three bids for wood shutters to present at the next Board
meeting. De Luke, Dillard, Drucker, Kirkell, Shapiro, Zamora yes. Arias no. Motion carries. President Yes.
SECRETARY – Applications:
President Yes.
Di Shi – Viola.
M-Kirkell/2-De Luke/C that his application be accepted.
APPEARANCES – An Empire Carpet sales representative appeared to present samples for new carpeting in the
front offices, hallway and Board Room. M- De Luke/2-Kirkell/C to go with a neutral color, commercial grade carpeting.
President Yes.
BUSINESS AGENT – Reported that the Local’s General Election will be held on Tuesday, December 1, 2009,
and that Petitions to Nominate are due by November 3, 2009. Also reported that a negotiation meeting for a successor
collective bargaining agreement with the Old Globe Theatre is scheduled for November 20, 2009; the Old Globe Player’s
Committee has elected Jeff Dalrymple, Steve Dillard and Pat Pfiffner to serve on the negotiating committee.
Negotiations with La Jolla Playhouse for a successor agreement have been postponed until early 2010 due to scheduling
complications; the Player’s Committee for this theatre has elected Steve Dillard, John Rekevics, and Mark Shapiro to
serve on the negotiating committee.
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SYMPHONY – SDSO musician Leila Zamora, sitting in as a guest Board Member at today’s meeting, reported
that Symphony management is making preparations for its centennial celebration in 2011. Symphony musicians Doug
Hall and Valentin Martchev are serving on the Symphony Centennial Committee. Also reported that Symphony
management has hired an Assistant Librarian, but has imposed a hiring freeze in hiring administrative staff. The Board
thanked Leila for her attendance at the meeting.
COMMUNICATIONS: 14 September 2009 – Request from expelled member John Goff to resign in good standing;
clearance fees paid. M-De Luke/2-Kirkell/C that his resignation be accepted, with regret. President Yes.
07 October 2009 – Request from Timothy Smith to resign in good standing; dues paid through 2009. M-De
Luke/2-Kirkell/C that his resignation be accepted, with regret. President Yes.
14 October 2009 – Request from expelled member Don Loeffler to resign in good standing; clearance fees due.
M-De Luke/2-Kirkell/C that his resignation be accepted, with regret, pending receipt of the proper clearance fee.
President Yes.
GOOD OF THE ASSOCIATION: Next Board meeting scheduled for Monday, 09 November 2009, at 9:30 a.m. Next
General Meeting scheduled for Monday, 16 November 2009, at 7:30 p.m.
The meeting was adjourned at 1:31 p.m. by President Glasson.
ATTEST: Edward C. Arias, Secretary
MINUTES
Board of Directors
AFM, Local 325
14 December 2009
The meeting was called to order at 9:40 am by President Glasson. All members present except P. De Luke, excused.
Guest, Terri Tunnicliff.
M-Drucker/2-Kirkell/C that the minutes of 26 October 2009 be accepted as read. President Yes.
REPORTS:
TREASURER – M-Kirkell/2-Dillard/C that the Monthly Financial Report be accepted as presented.
President Yes.
PRESIDENT – Briefed Board further on negotiations with Orchestra Nova San Diego. Reported on
negotiations with the Old Globe Theatre for a successor agreement. M-Dillard/2-Shapiro that rent for Local 325 tenant
The Resolved Church be increased further. Arias, De Luke, Dillard, Drucker, Tunnicliff, No. Shapiro, Yes. President,
No. Motion fails. M-Dillard/2-Kirkell/C that the Local send an RSVP broadcast to the membership for future General
Meetings. President Yes. M-Shapiro/2-Drucker/C that the May 2010 Board of Directors meeting be combined with the
General Meeting at 12:00 pm. Lunch to be provided. President Yes. Board directed Secretary-Treasurer to consult
with the Local’s counsel regarding a Local 325 member in default of a loan obligation. Board also directed SecretaryTreasurer to deduct $100.00 from the January 2010 invoice from Outside the Box because of the host’s delay in the
broadcast of the November 2009-January 2010 Sound Post.
NEW BUSINESS – M-Kirkell/2-Dillard/C to authorize the Secretary-Treasurer to hire Mark Adams to install
casters on the new piano in the rehearsal hall. President Yes.
OLD BUSINESS – Bids for shutters in the front offices and board room tabled to next Board meeting.
SECRETARY – Applications: Roy Enjambre (rejoin) – Drums, Percussion, Electric Bass, Alto Saxophone,
Guitar, Piano; Rachel Loseke – Violin, Viola; Anna Rose (rejoin) – Violin. M-Kirkell/2-Dillard/C that all applications be
accepted. President Yes.
APPEARANCES – Pastor Duane Smets failed to appear as scheduled.
COMMUNICATIONS: 01 December 2009 – Request from James Preston to resign in good standing; dues paid
through January 1, 2010. M-Kirkell/2-Dillard/C that his resignation be accepted, with regret. President Yes.
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GOOD OF THE ASSOCIATION: Next Board of Directors meeting scheduled for Monday, 11 January 2010, at 9:30
am. Next General Meeting scheduled for Monday, 08 February 2010, at 7:30 pm.
The meeting was adjourned at 2:10 pm by President Glasson.
ATTEST: Edward C. Arias, Secretary
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SECRETARY-TREASURER/BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE’S REPORT
The beginning of 2010 finds the Local occupied with the renegotiation of collective bargaining agreements
with the Old Globe and the La Jolla Playhouse theaters. We are still involved with negotiating a successor
agreement with Orchestra Nova San Diego (formerly the San Diego Chamber Orchestra). What we are
presently experiencing with both the Nova and the Old Globe negotiations (and presumably with the
upcoming La Jolla Playhouse negotiation) are steadfast proposals from the respective managements that
wages and all ancillary cost items attached to wages be frozen for the duration of the new agreements (the
Union’s proposals call for our Local’s standard three (3) year agreements). Wage freeze proposals by
Employers are being presented in labor negotiation tables across the country in all industries. The cause is
attributed to the general state of the current American economy. While the Union and our player negotiating
committees are aware of the economy’s present state of affairs (one management person curtly asked us at
the negotiating table if we “read the paper?”), Employer proposals that ask to freeze our musicians’ wages
for the entire duration of multi-year contracts are generally unacceptable. The Union and the Players’
Committees are hard put to endorse wage freeze proposals for ratification by our various musicians’ pools.
Our wage proposals call for modest gains. We are mindful of the present economy’s impact on the
Employers’ income streams which are driven primarily by third party donations and ticket revenue. One
recognized strategy we employ when engaged in negotiations where progressive staggered percentage
wage increases present formidable challenges to the Employer is to present overloaded proposals on other
subjects of bargaining such as pension rates, doubling rates, Principal premium pay, guaranteed number of
services, guaranteed musician complements, musician substitute policies, ample advance notice of changes
to scheduling dates and times of services, addition of services, cancellation of services, etc. Musicians derive
direct and indirect economic benefits from advances in these areas. We may not be able to realize sizable
wage increases in these negotiations; however, we endeavor to compensate for this shortfall by negotiating
balanced agreements which attain advances in the foregoing subjects of bargaining. Assisting President
Glasson and me on the Old Globe negotiation are Player Committee Chair Jeff Dalrymple, Steve Dillard and
Mark Shapiro – many thanks for their many hours of commitment and dedication. The Nova negotiation has
been a long and difficult one. Assisting here are Player Committee Chair Pat Pfiffner, Andrea Altona and
Linda Piatt – many thanks for their patience, persistence and perseverance. The La Jolla Playhouse Players’
Committee will be duly represented by Steve Dillard, Mark Shapiro and John Rekevics.
Life Member BERT TURETZKY (bass) received recognition (among many other awards) in the New York jazz
periodical, All About Jazz, for his CD recorded at member Rick James’ RAJ Studio. The CD is entitled San
Diego Session. Bert received honorable mention. Life Members GARY LEFEBVRE (tenor/alto saxes) and
JACK COSTANZO (conga) were featured musicians at a Stan Kenton alumni extravaganza held at the Four
Points Sheraton at LAX in Los Angeles this past October. Gary and Jack were joined by many other notable
musicians in the world of jazz. BENNY HOLLMAN once again lead his combo for this past season’s San Diego
Charger home games and at the playoff game against the New York Jets.
More in next issue…
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JAHJA LING, MUSIC DIRECTOR
Announces the Following Audition:
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL/UTILITY HORN
May 10-11, 2010, Monday-Tuesday
Deadline for resumes thirty (30) days
prior to audition date. Audition info
posted at sandiegosymphony.com
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Musicians Association of San Diego County,
Local 325, American Federation of Musicians
1717 Morena Boulevard
San Diego, California 92110-3635
VOICE (619) 276-4324
FAX (619) 276-4876
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PERMIT No 101
THE SAN DIEGO SOUND POST
The Official Quarterly Publication of Local 325, American Federation of Musicians
Volume 64, Number 3
February – April 2010
2009 GENERAL ELECTION RESULTS APPEAR ON PAGE 3
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Monday, February 8, 2010 – 12:00 p.m.*
(*Note time change from 7:30 pm)
President’s Message
2009 General Election Results
Legislation for Action at the February 8, 2010 General Meeting
Life Member’s Corner
2010 Dues Notice
New Member Bios
Membership Activity, Reminders from the Union
Local Business Discounts
Board of Directors Minutes
Special Announcements
Secretary-Treasurer/Business Representative’s Report
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