The flexible collective bargaining agreement will accommodate the growth and change that Brian Petkovich, bassoonist and president of the San Antonio Philharmonic, anticipates, should the orchestra enjoy community and corporate support.
on Tuesday, and the musicians’ ratification was later confirmed by Brian Petkovich, bassoonist and president of the Philharmonic.
“We have a very flexible agreement, much more flexible than has been seen in the past,” he said, which “allows us to use more or fewer players as necessary.” “We doubled down on what we were doing in the past, to really reach out across the whole area,” Petkovich said, referring to the former San Antonio Symphony’s education program, which toutedThe Philharmonic education program has served more than 26,000 students so far this year, Petkovich said, with Young People’s Concerts at 200 elementary schools and more concerts scheduled.
The flexible collective bargaining agreement will accommodate the growth and change that Petkovich anticipates, should the orchestra enjoy community and corporate support. So far, 10 concerts are planned for next season, he said, and how many pops concerts, movie concerts, education concerts, and other activities will depend on how much support the Philharmonic sees.
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