AZOOMA's outreach efforts have created a ripple effect of opportunities. This gives the music we play a stronger personal connection.
AZOOMA, the Arizona Opera and American Federation of Musicians Local 586 engage in collective bargaining every 3 years.
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AZOOMA is a cohesive group of professional musicians that have developed a distinctive sound and camaraderie through decades of performing together.
For many of the musicians, performing with the opera is just one among many music jobs that make up a complete career. While an AZOOMA musician is technically a part-time employee with the Arizona Opera, their commitment to music and professional music-making is full-time. The long hours of practice, the physical and mental preparation,...
At A Liberal’s Libretto, James Newman offers pithy reaction to recent labor developments at the Arizona Opera. “You see Ladies and Gents, Arizona Opera – the resident opera company of both Tucson and Phoenix...
The Arizona Opera Orchestra Musicians Association (AZOOMA) has a proactive interest in the future of Arizona Opera. As a part of our ongoing activity to support the company outside of the orchestra pit, AZOOMA’s...
Phoenix, AZ – Earlier this week, the Arizona Opera Orchestra Musicians Association (AZOOMA) filed unfair labor practice (ULP) charges against the Arizona Opera administration. The charges were filed with the National Labor Relations Board...
Most orchestra pits are painted black, a flat black with no sheen or gloss. This darkness can loom rather large to an opera goer wanting to take a peek. Upon first approach a visitor...
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