For musicians
So that work does not pass you by simply because you never heard about it
Most engagements travel by word of mouth. However well you play, if you do not know the person who knows what a given stage needs, the call never comes. We take on several occasions a month and are always looking for players. Register and we will contact you when something matches.
What kind of work is it
Mostly official state and public ceremonies, corporate VIP receptions, arts festivals and lecture concerts. Past engagements include official events for the Office of the President, the Seoul New Year reception and VIP occasions for Shinsegae, Lotte and Kyobo. These are formal stages rather than wedding or background work.
From registering to playing
01
Register
Your instrument, where you are based and a link to your playing. Five minutes.
02
Review
We watch what you have sent and read your career.
03
Offer
When a matching engagement comes up we send you the date and the fee.
04
Agree
If you accept, we fix the rehearsal and the repertoire together.
05
Play and settle
Payment follows the schedule set out in the contract.
What musicians ask us
No. There is no exclusivity. Nothing restricts your work with other groups or your own concerts, and declining an offer carries no penalty.
No. Registering and staying registered costs nothing. We are paid by the organisers of the events we plan.
We cannot promise that. Every occasion needs a different ensemble, region and date, so we are in touch when it matches. But registering puts you on the first list we look at.
After the performance. The exact timing and any withholding tax are set out in the contract at the booking stage.
Not at present. What you send is used only to consider you for engagements. When we do open musician profiles, it will be based on the consent given at registration, and nothing is published without it.
Strings, winds, keyboard and voice. Because the ensemble changes with the occasion, it helps to tell us which combinations you can play in as well as your instrument.