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Folk Runs Deep of OTTAWA-GATINEAU INCLUDING SUDBURY and HUNTSVILLE GRID NEWS Sneezy e Waters LOCAL 180 MUSICIANS’ ASSOCIATION Folk Runs Deep OF OTTAWA-GATINEAU INCLUDING SUDBURY AND HUNTSVILLE LOCAL 180 General Meeting Monday June 3rd 7:30 pm 280 Metcalfe St 5th floor musiciansassociation180.org June 2013 Vol. 83 eNews Harp June 2013 page 1 of 25 JUNE 2013 eNEWS This journal has been optimized for viewing on a ar computer or a tablet. If you received a black and white printout of this publication by the mail, you HLOCAL 180 can still view the colour edition on our website. p If you do not need a printed copy mailed to you MUSICIANS’ ASSOCIATION and would like to receive it by email in the future, 7 in please contact us at the office. It would save us OF OTTAWA-GATINEAU INCLUDING SUDBURY AND HUNTSVILLE time & money. Thank you! Senior Editor: Robin Moir this Managing Editor: Glenn Robb eNews Harp is the Official Journal of Editorial Coordinator: Francine Schutzman issue... Translation: Denise Carrière 3 President’s Message Art Director: Lucie Lavallée 22 4-5 Secretary-Treasurer’s Message Production Manager: Dave Poulin Feature Articles Design: studioNINE 7 Sneezy Waters The Musicians’ Association Cover Photo: T Bruce Wittet 12 The Orpheus Theatre of Ottawa-Gatineau 20 Country Music News Huntsville and Sudbury 24 Jazz News Local 180, A. F. of M. OFFICERS 17 Local 180 News President: Francine Schutzman 20 22 darthurART Acting Vice President: Gary Morton Acting Board Member: Dave Arthur Secretary-Treasurer: Robin Moir Executive Board: Dave Renaud, Gary Morton, Michael Mullin, Michael Sasso DELEGATES TO AFM CONVENTION LOCAL 180 Francine Schutzman General Meeting Robin Moir President Emeritus: Glenn Robb rd Monday , June 3 OFFICE STAFF 7:30 pm (Doors open at 7 pm) MPTF Coordinator: Glenn Robb th Office Manager: Susan Avery-Sproule 280 Metcalfe St, 5 floor Office Assistant: Dan Blackwell Next Meeting: September 16th Webmaster: Dave Poulin eNews Harp June 2013 page 2 of 25 LOCALGRID 180 La version française se trouve à la page suivante. The President’s Report ON THE ROAD YET AGAIN (or, TIRED AND HUNGRY IN MONTREAL) s I write this, Robin Moir and I are sitting in a meet- your ideas and concerns to the Local board at our gener- ing room at the Radio Canada building in Montreal, al meeting on June 3rd. I will be writing a report on the Ahoping that we will somehow see an end to the Convention for the September issue of the News Harp. Federation’s negotiations with the CBC. It is past 10 PM, and The AFM Convention will be preceded by the Canadian we haven’t had dinner. This round of negotiations began in Conference, which is the annual meeting of officers from February, 2011. I’ve lost count of how many times we have all of the Canadian AFM Locals. That gathering takes place gotten together in either Montreal or Toronto. It has been in Las Vegas during AFM Convention years; otherwise it is a long, frustrating process, complicated by the fact that we in a Canadian city. Next year will be our Local’s turn to host Photo: Dave Poulin have been rewriting and simplifying the entire agreement, the Conference in August, so any of you who are interest- Francine Schutzman which had become rather unwieldy and somewhat arcane ed will be welcome to see for yourself what goes on during over the years. these occasions. We agreed with the CBC at the very beginning of the pro- Have you bought your tickets yet to the Local Awards cess that the fees would be simplified as well. The idea is Banquet on May 27th? This is a great opportunity to see that, when a musician plays a CBC gig, he or she will be old friends, meet new ones, and honour our longtime and paid one fee that is good for many situations. In many special members. cases, this will wind up being more or less the same as the fee that one would have received under the terms of the Drop in to the Local office to see how neat it looks! We old (now expired) agreement. Sometimes it will be less, celebrated spring by having a massive cleanup on May 3rd. and sometimes more. There is more breathing room, and it’s easier to keep things This single, simpler fee is in exchange for more use by the organized. CBC — over TV, radio, the Internet, etc. The same fee will cover both audio and video; in other words, there are no more barriers between various types of media. Those on both sides agreed that this was a sensible way to deal with Francine Schutzman the ever-changing face of entertainment media. However, the devil is in the details. I had hoped to announce in this article that there would be a deal to ratify in the near fu- ture, but that may have to wait a while longer. We have other travels coming up. Robin and I will be repre- senting Local 180 at the AFM Convention in Las Vegas in July. This is a four-day meeting that is our only chance to change the AFM bylaws until the next convention, which is at least three years away (there is a recommendation to have a convention every four years). Our Local didn’t submit any proposed changes this year, but we urge all of you to read the recommendations and resolutions printed in the May issue of the International Musician and to bring eNews Harp June 2013 page 3 of 25 LOCAL 180 The english version is located on the previous page. Rapport de la présidente ENCORE UNE FOIS SUR LA ROUTE (ou, FATIGUÉES ET AFFAMÉES À MONTRÉAL) lors que je rédige le présent article, Robin Moir et tenir une convention à tous les quatre ans). Notre Section moi sommes assises dans une salle de réunion dans locale n’a présenté aucune proposition de changement Al’édifice de Radio-Canada à Montréal, espérant bien cette année, mais nous vous invitons à lire les recomman- voir la fin des négociations entre la Fédération et la société dations et les résolutions présentées dans le International Radio-Canada (SRC). Il passe 21 h et nous n’avons pas Musician de mai dernier, et de transmettre vos idées et encore soupé. Cette ronde de négociations a débuté en vos préoccupations au Conseil d’administration de la février 2011. J’ai perdu le compte du nombre de réunions Section locale à l’assemblée générale du 3 juin. Je ré- tenues soit à Montréal ou à Toronto. C’est un processus digerai un rapport sur la Convention dans le News Harp Photo: Dave Poulin laborieux et décourageant, compliqué par le fait que nous de septembre. Francine Schutzman avons réécrit et simplifié l’entente entière, laquelle était La Convention de l’AFM sera précédée par la Conférence devenue quelque peu trop complexe et équivoque au fil canadienne, une réunion annuelle des dirigeants de tout- des années. es les Sections locales de la FCM. Cette rencontre a lieu à Dès le début du processus, nous avons aussi convenu Las Vegas l’année de la Convention de l’AFM; autrement, avec la SRC de simplifier la rémunération. En effet, elle a lieu dans une ville canadienne. L’an prochain, notre lorsqu’un musicien fait partie d’une représentation de la Section locale sera l’hôte de la Conférence en août, et SRC, sa rémunération sera la même dans plusieurs situ- toutes les personnes intéressées sont invitées à venir voir ations. Souvent, elle sera plus ou moins la même que de leurs propres yeux ce qui se passe à ces rencontres. la rémunération prévue en vertu de l’ancienne entente Avez-vous acheté vos billets pour le banquet-palmarès de (maintenant périmée); elle sera parfois moindre et parfois la Section locale du 27 mai? C’est une belle occasion de plus élevée. Cette rémunération unique et simplifiée est revoir des anciens amis, d’en rencontrer des nouveaux et en échange d’une utilisation accrue de la part de la SRC d’honorer des membres spéciaux de longue date. – à la télévision, à la radio, sur Internet, etc. La même rémunération couvrira tant l’aspect audio que vidéo; en Visitez le bureau de la Section locale afin de voir combien d’autres mots, il n’existe plus de barrières entre les divers il est propre! Nous avons célébré le printemps en tenant types de médias. Les deux parties ont conclu que c’était un nettoyage de masse le 3 mai dernier. Le bureau est la meilleure façon de traiter avec l’évolution constante des plus aéré et c’est plus facile de maintenir de l’ordre. médias de divertissement. Cependant, c’est toute une af- faire que de régler les détails. J’espérais annoncer dans le présent article qu’il y aurait bientôt une entente à ratifier, mais on devra attendre encore un peu. Francine Schutzman D’autres voyages sont aussi prévus. Robin et moi repré- senterons la Section locale 180 à la Convention de l’AFM à Las Vegas en juillet. Cette réunion de quatre jours s’avère notre seule occasion de changer les règlements de l’AFM jusqu’à la prochaine convention, laquelle n’aura pas lieu avant au moins trois ans (il existe une recommandation de eNews Harp June 2013 page 4 of 25 GRIDLOCAL 180 La version française se trouve à la page suivante. The Secretary-Treasurer’s Message Rise Up Robin Moir ast month we were all horrified by the tragic events It is interesting to see that some of those urging And so in the end we have a vocal segment of the popu- that took place at an eight-story garment factory in passionately for the garment factory workers to lation in Canada who will do whatever they can to weaken LDhaka, Bangladesh.
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