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Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records UR002872 Guide to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records UR002872 This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on July 15, 2021. Description is written in: English. Describing Archives: A Content Standard Walter P. Reuther Library 5401 Cass Avenue Detroit, MI 48202 URL: https://reuther.wayne.edu Guide to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records UR002872 Table of Contents Summary Information .................................................................................................................................... 3 Scope and Content ......................................................................................................................................... 3 Arrangement ................................................................................................................................................... 3 Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................ 4 Controlled Access Headings .......................................................................................................................... 4 Collection Inventory ....................................................................................................................................... 5 - Page 2 - Guide to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records UR002872 Summary Information Repository: Walter P. Reuther Library Creator: Detroit Symphony Orchestra Title: Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records ID: UR002872 Date [inclusive]: 1976-1999 Physical Description: 4.5 Linear Feet (9 MB) Language of the Material entirely in English. Material: Abstract: The Detroit Symphony Orchestra (DSO) Press Releases are made up of press releases pertaining to the organization's operation and performances between the years 1977-1999. Citation Style "Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records, Box [#], Folder [#], Walter P. Reuther Library, Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University" ^ Return to Table of Contents Scope and Content This collection contains press releases pertaining to operation and performances of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra from 1977 through 1999. ^ Return to Table of Contents Arrangement Folders are arranged chronologically. - Page 3- Guide to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records UR002872 ^ Return to Table of Contents Administrative Information Publication Statement Walter P. Reuther Library 5401 Cass Avenue Detroit, MI 48202 URL: https://reuther.wayne.edu Acquisition This collection was deposited at the Walter P. Reuther Library by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra on January 15, 2019. Processing History Finding aid reconfigured by Shae Rafferty on June 7, 2021. Previously processed as DSO.02 by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Archives. Access Collection is open for research. Use Refer to the Walter P. Reuther Library "Rules for Use of Archival Materials." ^ Return to Table of Contents Controlled Access Headings • Symphony orchestras - Page 4- Guide to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records UR002872 Collection Inventory Title/Description Instances 1976 box 1 folder 1 Index, 1977-1978 box 1 folder 2 1977 April-June Cabaret Pops Series Opens Next Week, 1977 May 1 box 1 folder 3 Item 1 Detroit Symphony Pops Concert Sunday, May 15 in Wyandotte, box 1 folder 3 Item 2 1977 May 8 Scope and Contents the opening of "Downriver Summer Music Delight" with a performance by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra on May 15, 1977. Detroit Symphony Pops Concert This Afternoon In Wyandotte, box 1 folder 3 Item 3 1977 May 15 Scope and Contents the beginning of "Downriver Summer Music Delight" opening on Sunday May 15 with a concert by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Cole Porter, Show Biz Tunes At "Cabaret Pops" This Week, 1977 box 1 folder 3 Item 4 May 15 DSO Season Ticket Sales On Way To Record High, 1977 May 2 box 1 folder 3 Item 5 DSO Women's Association Annual Meeting Highlighted By Gift box 1 folder 3 Item 6 Check And Election, 1977 May 4 Final Week Of DSO "Cabaret Pops" Features Karl Haas, Doc box 1 folder 3 Item 7 Severinsen, 1977 May 22 Annual Meeting Held By DSO Junior Women's Association, 1977 box 1 folder 3 Item 8 May 17 DSO To Play Twelfth Annual Series Of In-School Concerts, 1977 box 1 folder 3 Item 9 May 20 DSO Assistant Conductor Phillip Greenberg Wins International box 1 folder 3 Item 10 Conducting Competition, 1977 May 20 Scope and Contents DSO assistant conductor Philip Greenberg's becoming the first American ever to win the Nicolai Malko International Orchestra Competition for Young Conductors. DSO Plays Second Week of In-School Concerts, 1977 June 5 - Page 5- Guide to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records UR002872 box 1 folder 3 Item 11 DSO Plays Free Outdoor Concerts This Week, 1977 June 12 box 1 folder 3 Item 12 Werner Torkanowsky Named DSO Guest Conductor And box 1 folder 3 Item 13 Associate To The Music Director, 1977 June 13 Officers And Board Members Elected At DSO Annual Meeting, box 1 folder 3 Item 14 1977 June 21 Detroit Symphony Orchestra 1977 Fund Raising Campaign -- box 1 folder 15 Item 15 News Release, 1977 June 24 1977 July-September Detroit Symphony Announces Fourth Upper Peniunsula Music box 1 folder 4 Item 1 Festival, 1977 July 7 Sixten Ehrling Announces Program For "This Classic Night" box 1 folder 4 Item 2 Concert, 1977 July 20 Detroit Area Businesses Invited To Take A Client To The box 1 folder 4 Item 3 Symphony, 1977 July 207 Scope and Contents the launch of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's corporate sales campaign. Detroit Symphony Tours Upper Peninsula This Week, 1977 July box 1 folder 4 Item 4 29 Scope and Contents the conducting debut of Robert LaMarchina and announcing the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's tour of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. National Endowment For The Arts Awards Detroit Symphony box 1 folder 4 Item 5 Orchestra Opportunity For $1 Million Grant, 1977 July 26 Detroit Symphony Youth Orchestra Announces Audition Dates, box 1 folder 4 Item 6 1977 August 17 Paul Freeman Conducts New York Philharmonic In "Celebration box 1 folder 4 Item 7 Of Black Composers" Festival, 1977 August 22 A Swedish Musical Odyssey, 1977 August 26 box 1 folder 4 Item 8 Scope and Contents the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's participation in a cultural tribute to Sweden's entering into the America's Cup. Want Symphony Season Tickets? Hurry -- Time Is Running Out!, box 1 folder 4 Item 9 1977 September 1 WJR/DSO Radio Marchathon To Be Broadcast October 8-9, 1977 box 1 folder 4 Item 10 September 8 - Page 6- Guide to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records UR002872 DSO Plays Music of the Sea At Special Concert, 1977 September box 1 folder 4 Item 11 18 Scope and Contents that the Detroit Symphony Orchestra will perform a concert of sea music in a tribute to Sweden's entry into the America's cup sailing race. Detroit Symphony Opens 64th Season Friday Night, 1977 box 1 folder 4 Item 12 September 18 Youth Orchestra Auditions Continue This Week, 1977 September box 1 folder 4 Item 13 18 Detroit Symphony Orchestra Announces Additional Concerts For box 1 folder 4 Item 14 '77-'78 Season, 1977 September 14 Januaryis, Macal Appear With DSO In Three Concerts This Week, box 1 folder 4 Item 15 1977 September 25 Famed Pianist Featured With DSO Thursday & Saturday; box 1 folder 4 Item 16 "Weekender Pops" Opens With Friday, Sunday Concerts, 1977 September 23 Scope and Contents that Zdeneck Macal would be performing with the DSO in addition to the opening of the Weekender Pops shows. Hal Youngblood Is New "Voice Of The Symphony", 1977 box 1 folder 4 Item 17 September 27 Meet The Maestro/Artist Interviews To Precede DSO's NBD box 1 folder 4 Item 18 Coffee Concerts, 1977 September 27 Zukerman Is Soloist, Pretre Coducts Detroit Symphony Concerts box 1 folder 4 Item 19 This Week, 1977 September 30 Carol Channing Will Help DSO Launch Marchathon At Pre- box 1 folder 4 Item 20 Pledge Day Wednesday, 1977 September 30 1977 October-December box 1 folder 5 1978 January-March box 1 folder 6 1978 April-June box 1 folder 7 1978 July-September box 1 folder 8 1978 October-December box 1 folder 9 Public Service Announcement, 1978 February-April box 1 folder 10 Index, 1978-1979 box 1 folder 11 Public Service Announcements, 1979 box 1 folder 12 1979 January-March box 1 folder 13 - Page 7- Guide to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Press Release Records UR002872 1979 April-June box 1 folder 14 1987 May 1-15 box 2 folder 1 Scope and Contents 05 May - New Christy Minstrels Headline Weekender Pops Season Finale 1987 May 16-30 box 2 folder 2 Scope and Contents 20 May - New Christy Minstrels Are Young People's Concert Finale 1987 September 1-15 September Calendar box 2 folder 3 Item 1 08 September - Detroit Symphony Opening Concert To Salute box 2 folder 3 Item 2 U.S. Constitution Bicentennial 08 September - Detroit Symphony Season Opener Features The box 2 folder 3 Item 3 Julliard String Quartet 09 September - Detroit Symphony Box Office Phone Number And box 2 folder 3 Item 4 Hours Changed For Saturday, September 19, To Accommadate Papal Visit 09 September - Mstislav Rostropovich Opens Great Performers box 2 folder 3 Item 5 Series 1987 September 16-30 16 September - Violinist William De Pasquale Debuts With box 2 folder 4 Item 1 Detroit Symphony 21 September - Pianist Alicia De Larrocha Is Guest Soloist With box 2 folder 4 Item 2 Symphony 21 September - Symphony Cancels Concerts Due To Strike box 2 folder 4 Item 3 29 September - Detroit Symphony
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