The optics look pretty bad here. Management should have taken pay cuts and furloughs as well. Especially if the finances required reduction in orchestra musicians.
I realize this is a Musicians' Union report and may be somewhat slanted, but I agree this is bad press.
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Keep the faith, Brian.
When bad-faith managements and boards reveal themselves this way, the public almost always sides with musicians.
I wish you the best.
When bad-faith managements and boards reveal themselves this way, the public almost always sides with musicians.
I wish you the best.
Gabe Rice
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Stephens Brass Instruments Artist
Faculty
Boston University School of Music
Kinhaven Music School Senior Session
Bass Trombonist
Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra
Vermont Symphony Orchestra