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May the meetinghouse organs and pianos be used for paid private instruction? What about recitals?

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May the meetinghouse organs and pianos be used for paid private instruction? What about recitals?

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“When there is no reasonable alternative, priesthood leaders may authorize the use of meetinghouse pianos and organs for practice, paid private instruction, and recitals involving members of the units that use the meetinghouse. No admittance fee should be charged for recitals” (“Music,” 294).

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“When there is not a reasonable alternative, priesthood leaders may authorize the use of meetinghouse pianos and organs for practice, paid private instruction, and recitals involving members of the units that use the meetinghouse. No admittance fee should be charged for recitals” (Handbook 2: 14.7).

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