That is a very good question, and there are many ways to answer it.
The announcement was subtle. Overnight, we were told that everything had been completely cut. That doesn't give us very much time to reorganize. I do not know how my colleagues here are feeling, but it is as though we are in a state of shock. What do you do after a fire occurs? We are thinking about how we can get through this. If we had known that we would have to move two or three months in advance, we could perhaps have organized ourselves, but for the time being this is impossible. We are in reaction mode.
We are here today; we have met. There is a great deal of collegiality in the sector because we all know that music is a big ship. Specialized music, symphony orchestras, opera houses, folk songs, rock, we are all in the same boat. If the boat sinks, we all have a few minutes before we all find ourselves in the water. Whether we are working in the specialized music field or whether we represent more commercial musicians, everyone will tell you that we all need each other. This collegiality exists.
That does not answer your question, which is a very interesting one.