Mailing Address:
Philadelphia Musicans' Union
Local 77

American Federation of Musicians
121 South Broad Street
Suite 320
Philadelphia, PA 19107

Phone: (215) 985-4777
Fax: (215) 985-2777

Email: local77@afm.org
Hours: M-Th 10:00am-4:00pm
Fri 10:00am-1:00pm

 
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Welcome to Local 77
   
- Welcome to our website! The Musicians Union Local 77 is a labor union for professional musicians. Our goal is to improve the economic status, social position and general welfare of our members.
 
What's New on Our Site?
Announcements: Wage Scale Update.
Referrals: New referrals listed!
Auditions: New listings for Phila Orch & Opera Co.

Is Music Your Life?
 

Membership is open to all musicians and vocalists who work part-time or full-time in pop, rock, country, jazz, classical, folk or other areas of music making. We are affiliated with the American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada (AFM).


As of January 1, 2010

Regular member dues are $190.00 per year, $47.50 per quarter
Life member dues are $90.00 per year, $22.50 per quarter
More info about dues are listed
on the Members' Area/Dues Info Page

 

New Benefits offered:
We would like to announce our partnership with Sun Federal Credit Union. Please click here for cash referral incentives and more information


The Musicians Union Local 77 represents and protects its members in every field of professional musical activity. We establish minimum wage scales and working conditions for local casual employment and we bargain collectively with local employers. We also provide various benefits and services for our members who are not working under collective bargaining agreements.

The American Federation of Musicians of the United States & Canada (AFM) negotiates both international and local contracts and enforces employer observance of wage scales and working conditions, fringe benefits and overtime work. While local unions deal with most matters within their own jurisdiction, the International Union bargains collectively for all members employed in traveling musical productions, and electronic media work such as network radio and TV, videotape, educational TV, music videos, theatrical motion pictures, TV films, commercials, phonograph records, cable and pay TV, and documentary films, to name a few.

  Click here to see our Mission Statement
   
  If you have any comments, questions or suggestions, please contact Louis Parente at local77@afm.org
   
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