| Musician Unions - Power in Numbers |
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What the heck do unions have to do with music you ask? Potentially a lot. They can help session players find
work and negotiate much better rates for those sessions. Unions offer collective bargaining power that gives individual musicians much
more leverage and strength in numbers. The AFM, for example, offers the following: industry audition ads, free contracts, networking,
pension, discounts, insurance, revenue collection, local job referral, job protection, expert support, gig opportunities, preferred rate
credit cards, fund for disabled musicians, legal service discounts, legislative representation, and more (see site for details). Quite
a spread, wouldn't you say? LMA's benefits are eqally impressive. Here's a list of the largest unions we are currently aware of.
AFM (American Federation of Musicians) |
Benefits Page Representing the interests of professional
musicians world wide.
LMA (London Musicians' Association) |
Benefits Page Over 130,000 members across the globe.
We've got tons of free stuff in our Members Only area.
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