March 1, 2011 | 
Yesterday’s announcement from the Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO) musicians about their willingness to return to work without a contract is the closest thing the group has had to hope in some time. But before everyone begins rejoicing, there are conditions in the form of both sides agreeing to binding arbitration as a means to an [...]
Archive | March 1, 2011
Breaking News From Detroit: Musicians Propose Returning To Work
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra Musicians (DSO) issued a press statement at 1:00pm ET today stating they intend to hold a press conference at 2:00pm ET to announce that they are proposing to return to work under the conditions DSO management imposed in October that initiated the strike (last updated 6:50pm ET)…
Musicians Behaving Badly?
The 2/28/2011 edition of the Boston Herald published a review by Keith Powers of a performance by the Boston Symphony Orchestra (BSO) or Mahler’s Ninth. What makes the review unusual doesn’t have anything to do with the music so much as what Powers wrote about behavior he observed in the violin section. More to the [...]
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The Curious Case Of Currier’s Claim
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Mahler Meets Moneyball? Probably Not.
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An Interesting Turn Of Events In Palm Beach
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What To Make Of The Minnesota Poll Results
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Is There An Unmistakable “Cone Of Ignorance” In Minnesota?
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Minnesota Poll
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A Completely Different Type Of Ample Endowment
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Coffee, Tea, Or Verdi?
