7\/31\/16<\/p>\n
I. MEETING RECAP – 7\/25\/16
\nII. COMMENTS ON “POLLINATION”
\nIII. COMMENTS
\nIV. EVENTS<\/p>\n
…Absolutely guaranteed anonymity – Former Musician’s Union officer
\n…The one voice of reason in a sea of insanity – Nashville ‘first call’
\nscoring musician
\n…Allows us to speak our minds without fear of reprisal – L.A. Symphonic musician
\n…Reporting issues the Musicians Union doesn’t dare to mention – National touring musician<\/p>\n
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I. MEETING RECAP – 7\/25\/16
\nQuorum was not achieved for the meeting on Monday so
\nthere was no official meeting.<\/p>\n
Board will decide on the new trial board member themselves
\nat their meeting on Tuesday.<\/p>\n
Moment of silence for all those killed by attacks over the
\nlast few weeks.<\/p>\n
Bonnie Janofsky takes minutes since Gary Lasley is on his
\nway to ROPA. Substitute Parliamentarian standing in.<\/p>\n
50 Year Pins: Jay Rosen presented.<\/p>\n
OFFICER REPORTS:
\nPresident
\nNegotiations with 21 employers<\/p>\n
GRIEVANCES
\n2016 10 grievances \u2013 6 withdrawn, 2 settled and one is
\nin arbitration.<\/p>\n
EMPLOYMENT
\nProcessed over 5253 Contracts totaling over 38 million <\/p>\n
NEGOTIATIONS
\nPasadena Master CHorale
\nPasadena Symphony
\nMET
\nDesert Symphony
\nGreek
\nAmoe Symphony and others<\/p>\n
Other various events attended:
\nScreenings
\nJacaranda is finally a signatory
\nMagic Castle charged
\nJohn Williams LIFETIME achievement award
\nLabor Unity \u2013 health achievement
\nState Federation of Labor convention.
\nWorking toward union solidarity
\nWorkshops have been taking place.
\nBig Sir Jingle Mixer<\/p>\n
ORGANIZING
\nEric Cruz from the Realtor\u2019s Office who took care of the
\nsale of the building now is working for us.<\/p>\n
New Organizer speaks. Wants to get members more
\ninvolved, and figure out how to do that\u2026. <\/p>\n
BUILDING
\nAre in escrow on our building. 2 previous escrows fell through.<\/p>\n
Alameda building is gone. The place used to sell everyone
\non the sale of our building.
\nWe walked away when the seller and the deal got weird.<\/p>\n
New Option
\nWinona Near the Airport \u2013 2 story with elevator – Lot with
\n150 spots.
\nPotential problems being investigated
\nVapor encroachment \u2013 not unusual, but concerning and
\nmust be investigated for effect on the membership. Will
\ncost thousands to mitigate the problem.
\nQuestion: Noise issue? Don\u2019t think so. No commercial
\nairlines flying over that site.<\/p>\n
General sale price is $25,250,000.00<\/p>\n
LEGISLATURE
\nWithdrawn support for the bill AB1199
\nMay re-introduce new bill in 2017<\/p>\n
HEALTH CREW
\nMergible Plans being discussed
\nAFM Updates \u2013 Best ever according to Acosta \u2013 elected to IEB.
\nNow says he has a real voice.<\/p>\n
ELECTRONIC VERIFICATION \u2013
\nused to do surveys with membership to vote on their contracts
\nsecurely. passed.<\/p>\n
Parity resolution passed
\nStill in negotiations with Sound Recording Companies.<\/p>\n
OTHER ISSUES
\nCa Phil having problems \u2013 Canceled all but Disney Hall.<\/p>\n
Riverside Philharmonic \u2013 They\u2019re having challenges as well.
\nCould not guarantee wages. Cut performances and made payroll<\/p>\n
Star Trek Settlement \u2013 Touring group \u2013 was at Pantages, didn\u2019t co-operate. Have now settled.<\/p>\n
EXHIBIT
\nHonor Local 767 \u2013 the Black Musicians Union. Raising funds.
\nFind it on the Local website.<\/p>\n
—————-<\/p>\n
VP REPORT
\nGlad Acosta is on the IEB starting August 1st.<\/p>\n
June 1st – 4th \u2013 live TV negotiation in New York – 1st round.
\nNew Media and Music Prep, Clip use. Will meet again end
\nof September.
\nSept 19th \u2013 New York \u2013 Pamplet B nego
\nOctober 17th \u2013 Golf Tournament \u2013 Brookside Country Club.
\nTheme will be Broadway.
\nThanks to Merisol and Diane Lauerman for their efforts.<\/p>\n
Blessed to be the voice for out musicians. It\u2019s exciting.
\nEveryday\u2019s a learning experience.<\/p>\n
Marc Sazar spoke on Video Contract \u2013 Right of new media.
\nFox and ABC have now started streaming old TV content
\nimmediately. TV like recording and everything else is going
\nto streaming.<\/p>\n
FINANCIAL REPORT
\n2015 rev 4,319,365 \u2013 up from last year
\nExpenses 4350738 down from last year
\nNet loss 32,382 in 2015
\nLoss down a lot from 2014.<\/p>\n
2016
\n1st Quarter – 1,641,218
\nClerical 3% raise.<\/p>\n
December 13th is the next election at Local 47.
\nSince no quorum.<\/p>\n
Board will decide the trial board position tomorrow.<\/p>\n
END OF MEETING NOTES<\/p>\n
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II. RESPONSES TO “POLLINATION”<\/p>\n
How much of OUR dollars has the current administration SPENT
\nto tell US HOW & WHAT they want US to vote their way?!?
\nI am sure that the monies the current administration has spent
\nto persuade us HOW to vote, and how to THINK their way would
\nhave repaired OUR fine old Union building.<\/p>\n
It seems that the MORE our union leaders need money to pay,
\namong other things, their high, fine salaries, the MORE we
\nNEED to SELL the building.<\/p>\n
So what happens when they spend all that money? Do they
\nhave an answer to the DIMINISHING REVENUES coming in
\nthe form of Work and Yearly dues?<\/p>\n
Do Mssrs. Acosta, Baptist, and our Secretary\/Treasurer have
\nany answers, MAGIC OR REASONABLE, to revive the work that
\nhas disappeared from Hollywood’s Sound Stages? Do you wonder
\nat why Rick Baptist stopped playing the trumpet for fun & profit,
\nand ran for Union office? He is a very intelligent person, and saw
\nwhat has happened to our sources of income as many studio
\nplayers have found out, the hard way.<\/p>\n
I was both lucky, and fortunate, to have worked in the business
\nfrom my first record date with Val Alexander in 1959, till thirty
\nor so years later, when President Bernie Fleischer hired me soon
\nafter as a recording rep. I wanted to keep playing, but I realized
\nit was time and I had to move on.<\/p>\n
Some time later, Max Herman asked me to run of V.P., and I
\naccepted, thankfully & gladly. As long as you get called to
\nwork, and make a living at playing, music prep, writing,
\nproducing, contracting, or whatever you do in the music
\nbusiness, it’s usually fun, and great, and we all want to keep
\ndoing it, right? I did it as long as the phone rang!<\/p>\n
I was a member of the recording fraternity for many years,
\nand as a UNION OFFICER I saw the loss of work happening.
\nI learned first hand, what many producers, and industry
\nmovers & shakers wanted to get rid of; Secondary payments!<\/p>\n
You may not like it, but that’s the truth. If you don’t believe,
\nask the people that know\u008a people who work with industry,
\nsuch as Jay Cooper. <\/p>\n
My own first hand encounter of this was when I contacted
\nthe talented composer, Michael Kamen, who is no longer
\nwith us, to ask why he was scoring “Die Hard With a
\nVengeance” in Seattle. He told me how much he loved
\nrecording here in Los Angeles, but it because of the producers.\u008a
\nMy secretary spent most of the week plowing through all the
\nA.D.’s Secretaries, Special Assistants, etc., till I got Andy
\nVagna on the phone. I told him that I’d heard that his company
\ntrucked all the necessary equipment to Seattle, installed it in
\na church or chapel that was supposed to have acoustics as
\ngood as Fox or MGM, but blew out every fuse, circuit breaker, etc.,
\nin the place. Then, after it had all been repaired, the SeattleOrch.
\nwhich is no longer affiliated with the Union, packed up one day,
\nin mid session, according to the story I’d been told, because
\nthey were contracted to do a concert, and had to go.
\nI asked Mr. Vagna, “Why not do it here?’<\/p>\n
He replied, “Cost!” I said, “If your gross was less than 30 mil
\nthe first weekend, I’ll come over and personally Simoniz your
\nBentley.” He said, “The back end!” He told him what the back
\nend would be\u008a only so & so much dollars, and he responded
\nvery emphatically, “It’s so many thousand I can’t put in my
\npocket!!\u008a F—- You!” I said, Well, I’d like to talk to you, see
\nif there’s a way to do this\u008a
\n” There’s NOT!” and banged the phone down.<\/p>\n
I realize that this is a business, and if you are working every
\nday, and on or in the top 200 or so, Life is Good, and I’m glad
\nfor you. If you’re not, perhaps it’s a fact of Life; and matter
\nof dollars, and some producers’ sense of business!<\/p>\n
The late Lew Wasserman, the former head of Universal Studios,
\nwho was largely responsible for building that Show Biz Empire,
\ntold our former president, Max Herman when we went on strike
\nfor secondary use payments on TV show, “Listen, Max! You and
\nthe musicians are going down the wrong road! We’ll give you
\nhigher scales,more money but we WILL NEVER give you secondary
\npayments when we resell our TV shows!” Max knew we wouldn’t
\nwant to hear that, and kept quiet about it. But many years later,
\nMax confided what Mr. Wasserman had told him.<\/p>\n
When my fellow musicians were about to lose their homes,
\netc., Max stopped me on the stairs to the Credit Union, and
\nsaid, “BIll, what can we do to help you members during
\nthis strike?” I responded, “Why don’t you officers forgo your
\nsalaries, and put them into a Relief Fund for the members
\nwho are losing their homes, and so on, as long as we’re on
\nstrike?!?”<\/p>\n
Max kind of spluttered, but finally told me, “The By-Laws
\ndon’t allow that!”<\/p>\n
I replied,<\/p>\n
“THEN CHANGE THE BYLAWS!”<\/p>\n
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LA is getting roughly one third (maybe 40 movies) of all t
\nhe possible theatrical 120 ish releases be it large budget
\nstudio pictures to small budget inde movie shorts – for
\nvarious reasons but mostly producers do not want to
\nwork for an organization that has so many flaws and
\nis ANTI relationship sometimes – not all the time – there
\nare wins every day with AFM jobs coming back to LA
\nand also AFM losses every day going out of LA – there is
\na global market now and frankly many of the other global
\nrecording locations are providing something better whether
\nit’s lower cost or “good enough” quality – at the end of the
\nday – are we in LA doing all we can to remain a location
\nfor recordings? – my opinion is not to offer an answer
\nbut to pose up this question once again – “are we happy in
\nLA only getting one third of the recording work we used to get?” <\/p>\n
I am not…….<\/p>\n
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III. COMMENTS<\/p>\n
Who will run to replace the “bobble heads” on the Board?<\/p>\n
\n\u00a0===============================<\/p>\n
IV. EVENTS<\/p>\n
DEAN AND RICHARD<\/p>\n
DEAN AND RICHARD are now at Culver City Elks the first
\nFriday of every month.
\n7:30pm-10;30pm,
\n11160 Washington Pl.
\nCulver City, 90232
\n310-839-8891<\/p>\n
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LA WINDS JAZZ KATS 584<\/p>\n
NO COVER, NO MINIMUM.
\nEvery 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at Viva Cantina
\n7:30-10:00.
\n900 Riverside Drive, Burbank.<\/p>\n
Free parking across the street at Pickwick Bowl.
\nCome hear your favorite charts played the way they
\nshould be. <\/p>\n
We are in the back room called the Trailside Room. <\/p>\n
Come on down. Guaranteed to swing.<\/p>\n
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AUDITIONS FOR CALSTATELA SYMPHONY<\/p>\n
Please pass the word that the annual auditions for the CalStateLA\u00a0\u00a0
\nSymphony Orchestra\/Olympia Youth Orchestra for the 2016-2017 season\u00a0\u00a0
\nwill begin in June through mid August immediately after the season is\u00a0\u00a0
\nover.<\/p>\n
Qualified students may submit the form on line at the website
\nhttp:\/\/www.olympiaphil.org <\/p>\n
under “youth orchestra”. <\/p>\n
I will be in touch to set up a time during the summer. The next
\nseason begins late September of this year through early June of 2017.<\/p>\n
The orchestra consists of talented students age 12 through college\u00a0\u00a0
\nage. Rehearsals are at CSULA on Sundays at 4:30-7PM. Tuition is $650\u00a0\u00a0
\nfor the entire year. Scholarship is available on a need or merit\u00a0\u00a0
\nbasis depending on instrument and individual student. The orchestra\u00a0\u00a0
\nstudents will also be able to take optional transferable college\u00a0\u00a0
\ncredits from CSULA, perform with college music students in 4 on and\u00a0\u00a0
\noff campus concerts.<\/p>\n
This is a great orchestra with lots of talented students taking part.\u00a0\u00a0
\nI look forward to hearing from students learning all orchestral\u00a0\u00a0
\ninstruments.<\/p>\n
Thank you!<\/p>\n
Fung Ho
\nMusic Director & Conductor
\nCalStateLA Symphony Orchestra\/Olympia Youth Orchestra<\/p>\n
______________________________________________<\/p>\n
7\/31\/16
\nTHE PHIL NORMAN TENTET\u00a0
\nOne of the best bands today playing in the tradition of
\ncool West Coast Jazz<\/p>\n
Sunday Evening July 31 – 7:30pm<\/p>\n
Vibrato Grill Jazz
\n2930 Beverly Glen Circle
\nLos Angeles, CA.90077
\nReservations call 310-474-9400<\/p>\n
Don’t miss their performance of\u00a0“THEN & NOW”
\nRemembering the classic sounds & variations of
\n12 jazz legends to include:<\/p>\n
The George Shearing Quintet
\nThe Dave Brubeck Quartet
\nThe Modern Jazz Quartet
\nThe Cal Tjader Quintet
\nThe Ahmad Jamal Trio
\nMiles, Dizzy and more<\/p>\n
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ASMAC FIRST WEDNESDAY – AUGUST 3rd<\/p>\n
ASMAC presents FIRST WEDNESDAYS\u2028\u2028with
\nJay Leach
\nSlide Instrument Symposium\u2028\u00a0
\nAugust 3, 2016 \u2022 \u00a07:30 pm\u2028at Local 47 in Hollywood
\nWriting for slide guitar is a mystery to most arrangers
\nand composers. Slide instruments are very popular in
\nfilm scores and song production, and writing for these
\ninstruments is a valuable skill.\u00a0 Plan to attend this
\nunique opportunity to attend the ASMAC slide instrument
\nsymposium featuring premier studio musician Jay Leach.
\n\u2028\u00a0\u2028Jay will provide live and recorded demonstrations of the
\nPedal Steel Guitar, Non Pedal Steel Guitar, Dobro,
\nWeissenborn and the Lap Steel. He will discuss detailed
\ninformation including tuning, registers, styles and history.
\n\u2028\u00a0\u2028Jay\u2019s TV credits include several seasons of the American
\nIdol (2006-2015), The Voice, America\u2019s Got Talent, The
\nTonight Show. He has recorded with artists including
\nKenny Loggins, Dave Koz, LeAnn Rimes, Barry Manilow,
\nTaylor Swift, Jewel, Jessica Simpson, Crystal Bowersox,
\nTaylor Hicks, John Denver, Roy Orbison, Gladys Knight,
\nClint Black, Bette Midler and Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks.
\nFilm scores on which he has played include Hannah Montana,
\nDown and Out in Beverly Hills, 6 Days and 7 Nights, Team
\nAmerica and many more. Video games: Call of Duty Black
\nops II, Assassin\u2019s Creed: Dead Kings, Lost Planet 3, and Open
\nSeason.<\/p>\n
He has played on countless Jingles including Citibank, Maxwell
\nHouse Coffee, IMB to name a few. Live Performances include
\nappearances with the LA Philharmonic, 9 to 5, Porgy and Bess,
\nFiddler on The Roof, Ice Capades, Ringling Bros. Circus and
\nmany more. Leach is also the author of several guitar technique
\nand style books.<\/p>\n
Don\u2019t miss this exciting opportunity to learn more about slide
\nguitars from the master, himself, Jay Leach.<\/p>\n
To RSVP, click on the Reserve Now button, or visit www.asmac.org.
\nWednesday, August 3, 2016
\n\u00a0
\nCheck-in & Network: \u00a0 \u00a07:00-7:30 PM
\nProgram: \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 7:30-10:00 PM
\nReservations encouraged — Walk-ins are welcome.<\/p>\n
$10 for Guests and\u00a0Students
\nFREE for ASMAC &\u00a0Local 47 members
\nFree parking.
\n\u00a0
\nLOCATION:
\nAFM Local 47 – Auditorium\u2028817 Vine Street\u2028Hollywood, CA\u00a090038\u2028\u2028* For comments on past events or recommendations on upcoming events,\u00a0\u2028contact info@asmac.org \u00a0Attn: Milton Nelson\u2028\u2028PLEASE VISIT ASMAC.ORG FOR A FULL LIST OF UPCOMING
\nASMAC PROGRAMS &\u00a0EVENTS, AND VISIT THE ASMAC STORE
\nTO VIEW DOWNLOADS OF MASTER CLASSES, WORKSHOPS
\nAND ARCHIVAL HISTORIES\u00a0CURRENTLY AVAILABLE.
\n——————————–<\/p>\n
8\/3\/16<\/p>\n
FREE ADMISSION GLENDALE NOON CONCERT<\/p>\n
On Wednesday August 3, 2016 at 12:10-12:40 pm
\nthe Free Admission Glendale Noon Concerts will feature
\ncellist Mary Anne Steinberger and pianist Alan Steinberger
\nperforming works by Couperin and Vaughan Williams
\nat the Sanctuary of Glendale City Church,
\n610 E. California Ave. (at Isabel St), Glendale, CA 91206.
\nFor more information, email glendalesda@gmail.com
\nor call (818) 244- 7241.<\/p>\n
Editors:
\nPlease note that
\nMary Anne Steinberger
\nand Alan Steinberger
\nare residents of Tujunga.<\/p>\n
NEWS RELEASE
\nJuly 26, 2016<\/p>\n
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8\/3\/16<\/p>\n
“CONCERTS AT THE BOWL”<\/p>\n
The Corbin Bowl and
\nSan Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra
\nPresent
\nConcerts at the “Bowl” in the “Corbin Lounge”
\nWednesday Evenings at 7:30 pm<\/p>\n
August \u00a03\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0<\/p>\n
The SFVSO Jazz Band
\nPerforms standards from the Great American Songbook, featuring
\nJimi Dee, guitar;\u00a0
\nRon Singer, saxophone\/flute;
\nAdrian Miller, trumpet\/flugelhorn;\u00a0
\nLarry Muradian, bass
\nand
\nChuck Burkinshaw, drums<\/p>\n
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++<\/p>\n
Other Concerts in the series.<\/p>\n
August 10
\nThe Screaming Clams
\nRock ‘n’ Roll with music of the ’60s and\u00a0early\u00a0’70s,
\nfeaturing
\nJimi Dee, lead quitar and vocals;
\nJoel Domine, keys and guitar;
\nLarry Muradian, bass;
\nNick Scarmack, drummer
\nand
\nRebecca Ray, vocalist extraordinaire<\/p>\n
August 17
\nThe Blues Bandits
\nPlay and sing the “Blues,” featuring\u00a0
\nDavid Reo, guitar and vocals;
\nJimi Dee, guitar and vocals;
\nLarry Muradian, bass
\nand
\nChuck Burkinshaw, drums<\/p>\n
August 24
\nThe Symphomaniax
\nPerform music from baroque to contemporary by
\nBach, Domine, Vivaldi and others, as well as a
\nselection of “pop” classics, featuring\u00a0
\nJames Domine,\u00a0guitar;\u00a0
\nRuth Bruegger,\u00a0violin;
\nGlenn Grab,\u00a0‘cello
\nand
\nLarry\u00a0Muradian, bass
\n\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0
\nAugust 31<\/p>\n
The Screaming Clams – Part II
\nRock ‘n’ Roll with music of the ’60s and\u00a0early\u00a0’70s, featuring
\nJimi Dee, lead quitar and vocals;
\nJoel Domine, keys and guitar;
\nLarry Muradian, bass;
\nNick Scarmack, drummer
\nand
\nRebecca Ray, vocalist extraordinaire<\/p>\n
“Lounge” at the Corbin Bowl\u00a0
\n19616 Ventura Boulevard, Tarzana<\/p>\n
Free Admission\/ONE Drink Minimum
\nPersons under 21 years of age not admitted<\/p>\n
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9\/10\/16<\/p>\n
SFV Symphony Orchestra
\n\u00a0
\nWho: \u00a0 \u00a0The San Fernando Valley Symphony Orchestra directed by Maestro James Domine
\nWhat: \u00a0 Announces its five-concert 2016-2017 Concert Season
\nWhere: Agoura Hills\/Calabasas Community Center &Tutor Family Center at Chaminade West Hills
\nWhen: \u00a0Sept. 10, 2016, Nov.19, 2016, Jan. 21,2017, Mar. 18, 2017 & May 13, 2017.
\nWhy: \u00a0 \u00a0Continuing a decades-long tradition of performing great music close to home.
\n\u00a0
\nContact: Roberta Hoffman, publicist (ladybirdysue@aol.com)
\nwww.sfvsymphony.com
\n\u00a0
\nProgram information:
\n\u00a0
\nSept. 10, 2016 \u2013 Tutor Family Center at Chaminade West Hills
\nStrauss: An der Sch\u00f6nen Blauen Donau
\nBeethoven: Symphony #7 in A major
\nDvorak: Cello Concerto
\nDaniel Grab, violoncellist
\nSarasate: Zigeunerweisen
\nBronte Vlashi, violinist\u00a0<\/p>\n
================================<\/p>\n
You can read all previous offerings at:http:\/\/www.responsible47.com<\/p>\n
UNTIL NEXT TIME,
\nTHE COMMITTEE FOR A MORE RESPONSIBLE LOCAL 47<\/p>\n
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