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Fountains & Pines of Rome

Jader Bignamini conducts the Detroit Symphony Orchestra on Saturday, October 17, at 8 p.m. at Orchestra Hall in Detroit. The program pairs Michael Abels's Emerge with Kashperova's piano concerto and Respighi's Roman tone poems. Tickets run $20.95 to $114.66.

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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 coming back together. Pianist Alexandra Dariescu brings Leokadiya Kashperova's cinematic Piano Concerto back from obscurity. Respighi closes with a full-orchestra portrait of Rome.

It's part of the PVS Classical series. A 30-minute pre-concert talk starts an hour before the show in Orchestra Hall, covering the music, the composers' inspiration and what to listen for. Seating for the talk is general admission, so you can try a different seat or section.

Can't make it in person? The concert is also streamed online on Saturday, October 17, at 8 p.m. ET via Live from Orchestra Hall, the DSO's YouTube channel and its Facebook page.

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Last successful source check: Oct 12, 2026, 6:30 PM

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