Hi Stéphane
The word you are looking for is "subsidized"... but I kinda liked your
term... :)
Cheers
RicB
Hi Avery.
By subventionned orchestra, I meant an orchestra whose costs are
paid by the State. Sorry for my poor unsubventionned english. In
small Belgium, the land is divided into two major subcountries :
Flanders and Walloony. Flanders is richer than Walloony. I
unfortunately happen to live in the Walloony side of the land. To
give you an example of the kind of bucks we get in here for artistic
work, I had an important order from the state to compose a 40
minutes piece for a 30 person orchestra. It took me more than one
year to achieve this. They paid me 3000 euros, which is about 4000
US dollars. One year work. Now you know why I tweak old pianos.
What is the correct english term for orchestra paid by state ?
Best regards
Stéphane Collin.
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