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Fountains & Pines of Rome

Jader Bignamini conducts the Detroit Symphony Orchestra on Friday, October 16, at 10:45 a.m. at Orchestra Hall in Detroit. The program pairs a new Michael Abels piece, a rediscovered Kashperova piano concerto and Respighi's Rome. Tickets run $20.95 to $110.25.

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This program is about what a community can be together. DSO Composer-in-Residence Michael Abels wrote Emerge about a community reunited. Pianist Alexandra Dariescu brings Leokadiya Kashperova's cinematic Piano Concerto back from obscurity. Respighi's vivid portraits of Rome close the concert with the full orchestra.

It's part of the PVS Classical Series. A 30-minute pre-concert talk starts an hour before curtain, with general admission seating in Orchestra Hall, so you can try a different seat. Friday morning Coffee Concerts don't include the talk. You can also watch the concert online on Saturday, October 17, at 8 p.m. ET.

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