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Oregon Symphony has new contract After playing without a contract since August, Oregon Symphony musicians agreed to a new three-year contract with management. The musicians will receive annual pay raises of between 2 and 4 percent, depending on cost of living increases each year. Highlights of the new Collective Bargaining Agreement: The new contract runs through the 2013/14 season. The agreement fixes the length of the season at 38 weeks and the number of full-time players at its current level of 76. OregonLive.com
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Unemployment benefits at risk
Del. G. Manoli Loupassi, R-Richmond, is sponsoring legislation that would deny active symphony orchestra performers unemployment benefits between orchestra seasons. House Bill 1254 would make symphony performers between orchestra seasons ineligible for unemployment between orchestra seasons if they performed during the last season and plan to perform in the upcoming season.
Richmond Times-Dispatch

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Classical music as a weapon
The idea of classical music as a force for good fits right in with the widespread image of this art form's exalted purpose. Classical music is often presented as a panacea. It can calm patients during surgery. It can socialize inner-city children and turn them into brilliant musicians. And now, it can fight crime, fulfilling its traditional elitist role by separating all of us good people who love classical music from the great unwashed, who flee like cartoon villains from the very sound of it.
Sydney Morning Herald

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