SATURDAY • NOVEMBER 17th • 2012 7 PM

The Spokane Symphony Musician's Benefit Concert

SCORE!

P a n e l

VOICES for a FAIR NEGOTIATION

The potential loss of new musicians – Dont Step Back

Town Hall Meeting – after the Benefit Concert at Shadle

Dr. Elizabeth Welty

Libby Shares her Thoughts

Symphony Musician's FACEBOOK PAGE                             DONATIONS and other information    

    Admiral Chimp

    Leading a relief force 

to the aid of the beleaguered City of Spokane

with aid and comfort for the Musician's therein

Please email your letters of support to:

The Spokesman Review 

The Northwest Inlander 

Spokane Symphony

Professional Musicians  Local 105 AFM

DON'T STOP THE MUSIC

DON'T STOP THE MUSIC VIDEO

Terry McMahon

Symphony Musician's FACEBOOK PAGE

You are invited to our concert!   MAP

DONATIONS and other information    

Please email your letters of support to:

The Spokesman Review 

The Northwest Inlander 

Spokane Symphony

Professional Musicians  Local 105 AFM

Symphony

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Status Report Symphony Management

Supporting The Spokane Symphony Musicians

Home to 70 Spokane Symphony Musicians

Facebook page for  The Spokane Symphony Musicians

Live so that when your children think of fairness, caring, and integrity, they think of you. 

H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

Trouble at The Spokane Symphony

Article in the Inlander Blog 

Contract Talk info on Front Page

Minnesota Orchestra

Contract Extension
Seattle Symphony

Contract Signed
San Antonio Symphony

Comic Relief

Spokane Symphony Musicians

Problems in the Sea

The Flatulent Bassoon

Phoenix Symphony takes on Haydn's funniest symphony

Conflict Resolution

Blogger hires woman to slap him if he procrastinates

Spokane Symphony Musicians

Journey of The Spokane Symphony Musicians

October 2012

We are not alone.........

Musicians and all of us who love music have  a special connection to the world.  When we struggle whether it be physical, or the thoughts in our heads that torment us, it is as if we are being reborn. Everything old is new again, seen in a different light, it doesn't feel exactly like old wine in new bottles.

Our perspectives are unique and yet collectively so much the same at the end of the day. And so when others deal with uncertainty and fear in so many ways we are on the same path and perhaps the same journey. As we are traveling in this space it is fitting that we pause, reflect and pay homage to their struggle as well.

The Minnesota Symphony Musicians have a beautiful video to share.  Here it is.

SPOKANE    SYMPHONY    MUSICIANS

Contract  Negotiations Ongoing

Best Wishes from Terry McMahon

and ALL the fans of the Spokane Symphony Musicians

THANK YOU

The latest news from the locked out musicians of Minneapolis

Going it Alone

From the Boston Symphony a very different experience