In an open letter, The Musicians of the Philly POPS said their management company owes them - and patrons - a 'clear path forward' after concert cancelations and leadership changes.
But, that's not the only debts the musicians say ESI has been short on.
The Musicians of the Philly POPS claim the Kimmel Center is owed $1 million by ESI for"rent and labor costs" and the musicians themselves say they are owed more than $75,000 in back-pay from the Holiday POPS. The group also accused ESI of keeping money that was taken from musicians' paychecks for union protections and said it failed to pay the musicians' pensions to the tune of over $35,000.
"The Musicians of the Philly POPS are disappointed, but not surprised, by the recent announcements made by ESI," the letter reads."In order to raise education funds, ESI continues to push the POPS into primarily a model that teaches music. Unfortunately, this appears to be at the on-going expense of the performances, tradition, and legacy that we have always known as 'the Philly POPS.
日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。
Dow pops more than 250 points as stocks try to shake off higher rates: Live updatesStrong results from Salesforce lifted the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
続きを読む »
Pastel Makeup Pops Up at Milan Fashion Week for Fall 2023Makeup artists in Milan played with colored eye shadows, liners and mascaras to give an unexpected, twist to beauty looks.
続きを読む »
They're Dumping $30 Million of Funko Pops Directly Into a LandfillThe company behind Funko Pop! collectibles, vastly over-estimated demand and is dumping $30 million worth of figurines in a landfill, Kotaku reports.
続きを読む »
Ralph Pucci’s Jazz Night Supports Aspiring MusiciansTuesday’s performance inspired the audience and benefited Jazz House Kids’ music education and performance program.
続きを読む »
Fake Bands, Real Songs: The 50 Best Tunes by Made-Up MusiciansFrom the Archies to the Wonders to Daisy Jones & the Six — we RANKED the 50 best songs by made-up musicians ever.
続きを読む »
Philly mayor proposes giving free SEPTA passes to city employees and 25,000 people in povertyDaily News | Philly mayor proposes giving free SEPTA passes to city employees and 25,000 people in poverty
続きを読む »