The SF Symphony will proceed with a sold-out screening featuring a live orchestra and chorus, despite the musicians protesting outside for wage restoration. This follows a tumultuous year marked by conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen's resignation over budget cuts, a strike from the chorus, and ongoing contract disputes. The musicians claim management's wages have been fully restored while theirs remain lower due to COVID-related cuts. Symphony management cites a $12.5 million deficit as a reason behind wage restrictions, leading to tensions with the union representing the musicians as they seek resolution.
The musicians of the SF Symphony plan to protest their wage cuts outside Davies Hall, highlighting ongoing contract negotiations and their struggle against budget constraints.
Management argues raising wages is infeasible due to a $12.5 million deficit, whereas musicians contend their pay has not been restored post-COVID despite management's full pay.
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