Thursday, December 1, 2011
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
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Created in 1914, the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's performances are now attended by almost a half million people a year. They give their outstanding shows at the acoustically gorgeous Orchestra Hall directed by Leonard Slatkin. Branford Marsalis is performing on his jazzy alto saxophone this weekend and the perennial Home for the Holidays is coming December 16-18. There is a free app for your smart phone which allows you to watch their live performances. How cool is that? It is called DSO to go.
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