SF Symphony Chorus Authorizes Strike, Jeopardizing Opening Concert | KQED
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The union representing the San Francisco Symphony Chorus reports that only 32 of its 152 singers are compensated, prompting a unanimous strike authorization to address grievances.
Elliott Encarnación, a member of the negotiation committee, criticized management for targeting the Chorus with budget cuts, questioning their understanding of its value to the institution.
Salonen's remarks highlighted a rift between him and the board regarding future goals, particularly following decisions impacting the Symphony's artistic integrity and musician salaries.
Musicians have rallied support from patrons, urging them to contact the board to restore musician salaries and prevent cuts to crucial programs and initiatives.
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