Detroit Community Ensembles
The Detroit Community Orchestra and Detroit Community Concert Band share the stage on Tuesday, April 27, at 6:30 p.m. at Orchestra Hall in Detroit. One group welcomes musicians of all ages and levels, the other has grown past 110 members. Tickets are $15.
The Detroit Community Orchestra, led by Maritza Garibay, plays everything from classical to contemporary works. Garibay is a Detroit violinist, composer and conductor who now works with homemade analog synthesizers and effects.
The Detroit Community Band, directed by Damien Crutcher, has grown to more than 110 members since 2016. H. Robert Reynolds is among its past guest conductors. Crutcher is a Detroit native and Cass Tech graduate who studied at Michigan State and earned his master's in music from the University of Michigan. He co-founded and leads Crescendo Detroit, conducts the Farmington Community Band and directs Detroit Harmony.
The evening is presented by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Tickets are $15.
The Detroit Community Band, directed by Damien Crutcher, has grown to more than 110 members since 2016. H. Robert Reynolds is among its past guest conductors. Crutcher is a Detroit native and Cass Tech graduate who studied at Michigan State and earned his master's in music from the University of Michigan. He co-founded and leads Crescendo Detroit, conducts the Farmington Community Band and directs Detroit Harmony.
The evening is presented by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Tickets are $15.
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