Symphony to Disband, Filing for Bankruptcy
Posted on May 26, 2011 5:50pm PDT
The Syracuse Symphony Orchestra is reportedly filing for bankruptcy and now disbanding as well. The orchestra has reportedly filed
Chapter 7 bankruptcy and the board of trustees reportedly voted to dissolve the organization. The company is reportedly facing debts at about $5 million at this time. There will reportedly be no refunds for shows that are coming up and already sold, but this part is still being investigated.
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