French Romeo is lost to strike
mainThe first three Toulon performances of Gounod’s Romeo et Juliette have been lost to a strike called by unions representing the orchestra musicians and chorus.
The strike is indefinite, no end in sight.
The first three Toulon performances of Gounod’s Romeo et Juliette have been lost to a strike called by unions representing the orchestra musicians and chorus.
The strike is indefinite, no end in sight.
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strikes are of French job culture. If we are talking on classical music as a business-like model so it must be quite appropriate to use strikes as an integral part of the process 😉