Expenses incurred by an ensemble for the purchase and maintenance of musical instruments. – The cost of transporting and insuring musical instruments when an orchestra performs off-site and goes on tour. – Collectively agreed payment to members of an orchestra who use their own instruments, such as string money and reed money. According to the case law of the highest courts in Germany, instrument money in this sense counts as social security contribution pay. – Amount collected by a music school from course participants – for the use of instruments provided by the school, – sometimes also in a broader sense related to the school’s approved disbursements for musical lessons, such as sheet music and copies; instrument money is usually not included in tuition.
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