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Veteran Musician Pays Tribute to Military Through Music
On Veterans Day, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra paid tribute to those who served through music. NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter reports.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra Cancels Performances Through Late December
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra has canceled all of its’ performances and programs through late December amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, according to a statement by the organization. On Thursday, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association announced all programs scheduled from Sept. 17 through Dec. 23 have been canceled. The events include all CSO concerts, Symphony Center Presents, MusicNOW and public programs…
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Actual Ravens Delivering Chicagoans Invites to See ‘GoT' Author George R.R. Martin
If you get a letter sent to you via a raven in Chicago, it’s not junk mail.
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CSO, Musicians Reach 5-Year Pact, End Strike
After a seven-week-long strike, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Association and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra Musicians union have reached an agreement on a new five-year contract.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Union Reach Agreement in Principal, Mayor Says
Striking musicians and the management of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra reached an agreement in principal Friday, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Union Reach Agreement: Mayor
Striking musicians and the management of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra reached an agreement in principal Friday, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said.
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Negotiations Still Underway as Talks Between CSO, Union Shift to City Hall
Both striking musicians and management of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra were still at odds despite hours of negotiations at City Hall Friday.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Union Accept Emanuel Offer to Help End Strike
Both striking musicians and management of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra have welcomed an offer by Mayor Rahm Emanuel to help end a nearly two-month work stoppage over pensions and wages.
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CSO, Union Take Up Emanuel on Negotiation Offer
It might be Rahm to the rescue, as the mayor says he hopes he can broker an agreement between the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and its musicians. NBC 5’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.
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Chicago Symphony May Cancel More Concerts; Strike Continues
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra may cancel more concerts after striking musicians rejected what it calls its last, best and final offer on a new contract.
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Chicago Symphony, Striking Musicians to Restart Negotiations
The union that represents striking Chicago Symphony musicians is returning to the bargaining table with orchestra officials.
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Striking Orchestra Musicians to Host Free Concerts in Chicago
Striking Chicago Symphony Orchestra musicians will be hosting a series of free concerts around Chicago as their quest for higher pay and benefits continues.
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Cast, Crews From Hit Chicago Shows Join CSO Musicians at Picket Line
Cast and crew members from popular musicals and television shows, like “Hamilton,” “Chicago Fire,” and “The Chi,” joined musicians of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra at the picket line Tuesday as the group continues its push for better compensation.
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Cast, Crews of Hit Chicago Shows Join CSO Picket Line
The most recent contract between the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the musicians’ union expired March 10. Picketing continues on South Michigan Avenue and additional concerts have been scrapped as union members won’t enter Orchestra Hall.
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra Goes on Strike Over Pay, Retirement Benefits
Beginning Monday morning, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra will put down their instruments in favor of picket signs, as the musicians will officially go on strike.
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Ravinia Music Festival Cuts Ties With Conductor James Levine
The Ravinia Festival has cut all ties with famed conductor James Levine amid the allegations of sexual abuse that prompted the Metropolitan Opera to suspend him.