Announcing the New Michigan Philharmonic (formerly the Plymouth Symphony)

Currently entering its 66th Season, the Michigan Philharmonic has a new name and begins a new era.  For 65 years, the orchestra was known as the Plymouth Symphony and also, for its smaller presentations, Orchestra Canton.  A unique feature of the Michigan Philharmonic is the adventuresome programming which has garnered the orchestras 4 ASCAP awards. By highlighting new music at each concert, our audiences have the opportunity to meet composers and gain an appreciation of the wonderful, new repertoire in the classical music genre.The Philharmonic also sponsors the Michigan Philharmonic Youth Orchesta, formerly known as the Celebration Youth Orchestras.

We attended a recent concert at the Village Theater in Cherry Hill Village (Canton) and sat in the few remaining 1st row seats.  The music and musicians were close enough for us to see and hear every movement, emotion, and instrument. It was truly an amazing experience and I would recommend it to all.  The Michign Philharmonic is an incredible to asset to our community and worth your time to explore.

 

For mor information about the Michigan Philharmonic, you can visit their website at www.michiganphil.org.

Welcome to the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra’s 2009/2010 Season!

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Plymouth SymphonyPSO_Season_Brochure_FrontIf you’re looking for something special to do in the Plymouth-Northville-Canton area, consider attending one of our very own, local, and incredibly beautiful concerts performed by the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra.  Yes, we have our very own professional Symphony Orchestra right here in the area (which hopefully doesn’t surprise you) and they would love to have you share in their 64th  Season “Follow the Music“. The venues are all close by and convenient, the prices are reasonable, and it’s a great part of our community and life in Plymouth, Canton, and Northville. So instead of just another night out at the megaplex, how about attending a powerful and compelling live performance featuring a magnificent Music Director in Nan Washburn and an entire symphony orchestra of dedicated and talented musicians! The concerts this season are shown below:

“Beethoven & Blue Jeans” Saturday Sept 12, 2009
“Sunday Serenade at St. John’s” Sunday Oct 11, 2009
“Chasing Lincoln” Saturday November 21, 2009
‘Home for the Holidays’ Thursday, Dec 17, 2009
“Brahms Sunday Serenade” January 24, 2010
“Tchaikovsky Spectacular!” Saturday, March 13, 2010
Pops Benefit: “Horray for Hollywood!”Apr 16, 2010

Tickets may be purchased at the Symphony Offices in the Plymouth Arts Center 774 N. Sheldon Road, Plymouth, MI  48170 or online at www.plymouthsymphony.org. If you would like more about the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra, click here.