- Boston Symphony musicians authorized the ensemble’s first-ever strike as their contract expires — a historic move for the 145-year-old orchestra.
- The dispute follows BSO leadership’s March decision to force out longtime music director Andris Nelsons after 13 seasons.
- Negotiations continue (the union asked for a mediator that management hasn’t agreed to); the orchestra’s season is scheduled to open Sept. 17 and could be affected.
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