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Posted Sun, Jun 29, 7:14 p.m.
concertmaster "Politics"?: Mr. May asks: "...someone remind me why we can't get around the politics and go ahead and make him (Frank Almond) fulltime concertmaster?" It is precisely, and ONLY, because of "politics" that he is here in the first place--a good friend of "concertmaster apparent" Maria Larionoff, Mr. Almond ...
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NYTimes about the Seattle Symphony: As a long time member of the Seattle symphony, I have to assert that the NY Times article accurately reflects the morale of the orchestra and the musicians' frustration with the SSO board. That said, what the article omitted was that the allegations of "orchestral ...
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