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DSO In The City

Broadcast on Jun 14th, 2004

Arts & Humanities Media

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is an example of an orchestra that has had its share of difficulties. On top of many of the usual problems faced by orchestras, the DSO has had to figure out how to be successful in a run down city. Just months ago the Detroit Symphony Orchestra cut the ribbon on a new performing arts complex called the Max M Fisher Music Center. "The Max" includes the orchestra's historic concert hall, an education center, and a new performance space.

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DSO In The City (ra)
Reporter:
Tamar Charney
Interviewees:
Randy Hawes, trobonist, Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Stephen Millen, General Manager, Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Henry Fogel, President, American Symphony Orchestra League
Stephen and Linda Williams, concert goers
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