Tag: Detroit Symphony Orchestra

The Takeaway

The End of Combat Operations in Iraq; Orchestras Across America Face Deep Cuts; One in Six Americans On Federal Aid; The History and Purpose of Scandals

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

The end of combat operations in Iraq, where do we go from here?; life in the ghost town of Pincher, Okla.; the Ptarmigan as a bellwether of climate change; the Detroit symphony orchestra faces deep cuts; one in six Americans on federal aid; the U.S. Open begins; listener opinions on Glenn Beck's "Restoring Honor" rally; Iraq veterans talk aobut what they achieved; a look at this year's only new bank; the social and cultural need for scandal.

The Takeaway

In Recession, Orchestras Falling Silent

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is one of the nation's top orchestras. It has been facing financial problems in recent years, with corporate contributions and ticket sales down and an operating deficit that could reach $5 million this year. Now they are negotiating with the orchestra's musicians over a new contract. 

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