More on the St. Louis Symphony's financial problems
Sunday, January 23, 2005
The January 20th issue of the Christian Science Monitor has an article detailing the St. Louis Symphony's current financial situation:
The SLSO is generally considered one of the best orchestras in the country. It was the first of numerous American symphony orchestras to confess to financial troubles, back in the summer of 2000. And it was the first to start climbing out of its financial hole - progress made with the cooperation of its musicians.
But efforts to resolve players' salaries have now reached an impasse that has silenced the sound of cellos and clarinets at Powell Symphony Hall. The situation is hardly unique: Several other professional orchestras across the US have either shut down or dropped a season in recent years because of financial problems.
posted by Brent Hugh at
1/23/2005
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