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2017 Orchestra Compensation Reports: Concertmasters

Thu, Aug 8, 2017
2017 Orchestra Compensation Reports: Concertmasters
The 2014/15 season marked the third consecutive season average concertmaster compensation declined since its $289,986 peak in 2011/12. Moreover, the 3.39 percent drop since 2013/14 is the largest decline during that period. Otherwise, the only remarkable item about the 2014/15 season is this was the most complete set of concertmaster compensation figures available since the

2017 Orchestra Compensation Reports: Music Directors

Wed, Aug 8, 2017
2017 Orchestra Compensation Reports: Music Directors
It’s tough to imagine this year’s report could top the $5,110,538 Dallas Symphony Orchestra bombshell from 2016, and at the risk of burying the lead, that’s exactly that case. Having said that, there are more than enough fascinating developments to examine. The Information In order to provide information that is as accurate as possible, info from the

2017 Orchestra Compensation Reports: Executives

Tue, Aug 8, 2017
2017 Orchestra Compensation Reports: Executives
When it comes to executive compensation, the 2014/15 season witnessed one key benchmark in the form of the highest ever severance payout to an executive. After filtering out that anomaly, the average executive compensation increased by approximately four percent and you were the only stakeholder group to experience an average increase. The Information In order to

2017 Orchestra Compensation Reports: Introduction

Mon, Jul 7, 2017
Orchestra Compensation Reports 2017 Introduction
As is the case with every annual orchestra compensation report, the most important element to keep in mind is these figures encompass the 2014/15 season and not the current season. Although it isn’t unusual to expect that the most recent figures available would cover the previous season, that’s not how things work thanks to these

Ending The Week On A High Note

Fri, Jul 7, 2017
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Not too long ago, you could accurately describe the Louisville Orchestra as beleaguered or embattled, but things are starting to look up in the wake of new three-year agreement. Full terms have yet to be released but base musician salary will increase five percent in the first year and three percent during years two and
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