More detail on the impending vote from Arts Atlanta.
http://www.artsatl.com/2012/09/breaking-news-aso-lock-extended-run-answer-today
Atlanta Journal and Constitution.
http://www.ajc.com/news/news/aso-musicians-still-talking-as-deadline-passes/nSLzz/
11 Alive News.
http://www.11alive.com/news/article/258297/40/ASO-Musician-Contract-Vote-Today
It is possible, if you are so inclined, to add comments on artsATL; however, they do not appear right away and they will be seen by a very large audience. Here was my contribution in case you need a thought-starter:
Only the musicians know the details of the proposed settlement that has been placed before them, but if it is anything close to what has been represented in the media, they are placed in the classic vise of the no-win scenario. Regardless of the outcome of the vote, that is a sad commentary on the state of the arts and arts administration in this city.
I sing with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus and I stand behind the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (literally AND figuratively).
Thanks for pointing me to the site this morning, Laurie; I have also posted a response.
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