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0 - Detroit Symphony Orchestra "Unwrap the DSO!"
For nearly a century, the internationally acclaimed Detroit Symphony Orchestra achieved greatness with unforgettable performances, visionary maestros and illustrious guest artists. The standard of musicianship and artistry on the stage of Orchestra Hall is admired throughout the world.
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0 - Plymouth Canton Symphony Society
The mission of the Plymouth Canton Symphony Society is to enrich our community by fostering excellence and innovation in the performance of orchestral music, to educate current and future audiences, and to bring distinction tour community through the regional presence and standing of our performing ensembles.
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0 - Adrian Symphony Orchestra
Now in its twenty-seventh season, the Adrian Symphony Orchestra is experiencing a period of tremendous artistic development, remarkable audience growth and sustained financial success. The Adrian Symphony is comprised of professional musicians drawn from Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan. The orchestra regularly collaborates with extraordinary soloists, including prize-winners of the Naumburg, Leeds, and Tchaikovsky Competitions. ASO guest artists have appeared in internationally-known orchestras in venues ranging from New York’s Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center to Vienna’s Musikverein. Recent ASO soloists have appeared with the New York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Boston Pops, as well as the Metropolitan Opera and other prestigious orchestras across the world.
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0 - The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra
The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra has been a part of Ann Arbor�s cultural life for 79 years. It was founded as a community orchestra in 1928 by five musically-inclined members of the local Methodist Church, and has since grown to become a main player in Ann Arbor�s world of art and culture. Since 1986 the A2SO has been a fully professional orchestra, first under the baton of Carl St.Clair, followed by Sam Wong and now headed by Maestro Arie Lipsky.
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0 - Rochester Symphony Orchestra
As the Rochester Symphony looks forward to bringing you its 47th season, we invite you to join with us in a joyful celebration of orchestra, organ, and song from around the world. We are especially pleased that the 2007-2008 season gives us particular opportunity to enjoy the considerable musical aptitude of young people who live and study in the Greater Rochester area.
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0 - Dearborn Symphony Orchestra
The 1961-62 season of the Dearborn Symphony Orchestra was its first. The orchestra was founded by musicians and music educators to provide a community orchestra for Dearborn. Now in its 43rd season, the Dearborn Symphony continues to be one of the region’s strongest and most talented community symphony orchestras. Music Director and Conductor Kypros Markou, is a compelling leader who has achieved an excellent rapport with both the talented musicians and growing audiences. Behind the scenes, its 24-member Board of Directors and its loyal group of corporate supporters, service organizations, community leaders, and donors are what enable Dearborn and area residents to continue enjoying its outstanding concert series.
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0 - Birmingham-Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra
Since its inception in 1975 the Birmingham-Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra,[1] under the baton of Felix Resnick, has continued to serve the Detroit Metropolitan Area by presenting outstanding performances designed to please a wide range of musical tastes, from the classics to pops. The mission of the BBSO is to provide a high quality, professional orchestra for the Birmingham-Bloomfield community and its surrounding areas, and to offer citizens of all ages the opportunity to experience quality performances featuring distinguished artists. The BBSO strives to cultivate interest in the musical arts for the entire family with emphasis on educational growth. The orchestra has won for 12 years in the row, the Award for being the “Most Outstanding Community Orchestra in Southeastern Michigan” presented by the Detroit Motor City Awards. No other community orchestra has made reached this recognition level.
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0 - Scott Gwinnell Jazz Orchestra
The Scott Gwinnell Jazz Orchestra is a 16-piece modern-jazz big band, that performs every Wednesday night at Cliff Bells in downtown Detroit. The group was founded and is led by Scott Gwinnell, jazz pianist, composer, and arranger based out of Detroit. The Jazz Orchestra has been together for 7 years with, a 2 year hiatus, playing weekly at at four different clubs throughout its tenure. The now defunct, Music Menu Cafe was the fledgling band's first home. They were the only Jazz band in an eclectic mix of bands and music styles. They should be given credit for taking on such a profitless venture, supporting a musician and a band with not much of a "name". Like many bands in nightclubs, the gig had run its course, and it was time to move on. We, shortly thereafter, moved to the Berkley Front, in suburban Detroit. We played there for a few chaotic months but never really took off. The Berkley Front was more of a rock and roll bar and had little patience or understanding for Jazz. After a few months off, the band moved into the place that garnered the most attention for the Jazz Orchestra: The Cadieux Cafe. The Cadieux Cafe is a corner-bar on the east side of Detroit that is famous for its Belgian cuisine and libations, as well as "feather-bowling". Go to the Cadieux Cafe for an explanation of feather-bowling; I don't know if an accurate description can be given in a sentence or two. The group prospered in the small room, making a lot of contacts and bringing in a fair amount of musicians and notable Detroit personalities. Even though there were disadvantages to playing that room, the Jazz Orchestra had finally found a home.
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0 - Motor City Jazz Orchestra
For Booking Information: Phone: 734-945-5984
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0 - Livonia Symphony Orchestra
Tickets are available at all Livonia Libraries, Livonia Drugs, 33525 Five Mile Road, or the door on concert night. Visa/MC accepted at the door. For further information, leave a message on the Symphony’s Music Hot Line at (734) 421-1111.
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