Amidst all of the excitement and attention focused on Cleveland Orchestra’s work stoppage, it was easy for folks to overlook important recent development in Seattle and I’m no exception. As a result, I have gone back and edited the article I posted at the beginning of the week right before the news of Cleveland strike made the rounds. Originally, that article examined events in both cities but has been updated to focus exclusively on Seattle…
As such, today’s post is a link back to the revised article as well as a list of notable coverage appearing in traditional print and new media outlets:
- Musicians reject symphony offer; no strike imminent
- Seattle Symphony needs a new president — again
- Musicians reject proposal and management responds
- Symphony union unanimously turns down contract offer
- The Symphony gives its side
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