It’s been 50 years since the Warren community rallied to ensure that their community was culturally enriched with a professional orchestra and that there was a local means to provide music education to its children and those in surrounding communities.
“This orchestra truly is about the Warren community,” says Joyce Russell, Warren Symphony Orchestra’s (WSO) Executive Director. “Fifty years ago, our community rallied to raise funds to bring an orchestra to Warren. Our 50th season is about the tenacity and strength of our neighbors who value making music together.”
“Our community always has been a wonderful place to live,” says WSO Board of Directors President Lori Stone. “Warren has just one of a few professional orchestras in metro Detroit and is a marvelous benefit of living in the Warren community. We are so thrilled for all our supporters, donors and volunteers who make this musical magic happen every season.”
This season’s schedule is as follows at Warren Woods Community Auditorium –
Sunday, November 19 – Dvorak Symphony No. 8 and DeFalla, Brahms and Mahler (a selection from the WSO’s first concert 50 years ago!)
Sunday, February 4 – Stravinsky: The Firebird (Suite), Mendelssohn’s Fingal’s Cave and Tchaikovsky’s Romeo and Juliette Fantasy Overture
Sunday, April 28 – Beethoven, Symphony No. 5 and Tchaikovsky, Piano Concerto No. 1
PLUS
Thursday, Jan. 25 - 50th Anniversary Black and White Gala at The Gazebo Banquet Center, Warren
Tickets can be purchased at www.warrensymphonyorchestra.com or by calling the WSO offices at (586)754-2950.
The Warren Symphony Society, Inc. and its performance arm, Warren Symphony Orchestra (WSO), is a nonprofit, 501 C 3, which supports and advances a professional orchestra for cultural enrichment, entertainment, and youth engagement in this community and beyond.
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