Orchestra faces financial crisis
Howard Lake | 29 May 2001 | News
The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra is facing a cash crisis after musicians rejected a new contract deal. This would have reduced their income by £2,000 a year, but would have met requirements from the Arts Council of England for special funding.
The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra is facing a cash crisis after musicians rejected a new contract deal. This would have reduced their income by £2,000 a year, but would have met requirements from the Arts Council of England for special funding.
Read Top orchestra’s cash crisis by David Ward at The Guardian.
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