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Classic Arts News Akron Symphony Musicians Sign One-Year Contract The musicians of the Akron Symphony have a new contract that includes both a raise and a form of profit sharing, the Akron Beacon-Journal reports.
The contract, which goes into effect today and lasts for a year, stipulates a raise of $4, to $86 per performance or rehearsal, and up to $1 more if ticket sales go over the orchestra's budgeted goal.

The musicians' previous contract expired on August 31. The new contract's short duration is unusual; generally the musicians, members of the Akron Federation of Musicians (Local 24 of the American Federation of Musicians) negotiate multi-year contracts. This year, however, musicians and management agreed to a one-year contract to allow for flexibility while the orchestra searches for a new music director.

The orchestra plans to hire its new music director for the 2006-07 season. Ya-Hui Wang, the previous music director, left at the end of the 2004-05 season.

 
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