November 15 The first in our Sunday Series, Soundscapes is a serenade of 20th century neo-classical works that act as a bridge to a 21st century piece by composer Nicky Sohn, featuring Bokyung Byun on guitar. Sohn’s Guitar Concerto No. 1, originally premiered with the Albany Symphony to sold out audiences, is sure to please. This performance also includes a Sinfonia side-by-side featuring the talented student musicians of the Michigan Philharmonic Youth Orchestra.
Bokyung Byun, guitar
Nicky Sohn, composer
Michigan Philharmonic Youth Orchestra
January 17 Set in the exquisite surroundings of the Saints Mary and Joseph Chapel at St John’s Resort, Miniature Masterpieces is a tradition that will delight. Highlighting the world premiere of “Wunderkind” composer Sophia Bass’ Silas’ Net, the Michigan Phil continues its commitment to inclusive and innovative classical music.
Sophia Bass, Composer
March 7 The final installment in our Sunday Series is sure to take the listener to far away worlds. Highlighting Brett Deubner on viola, performing composer Richard Danielpour’s The Voyager, we invite you to sit back and travel with a mystic explorer who goes out in search of the eternal, and ultimately discovers is himself. The concert also features a side-by-side performance with the student musicians of the Michigan Philharmonic Youth Orchestra.
PLUS Holiday Pops! Choose from December 10th at Plymouth First United Methodist Church or December 11th at Gloria Logan Auditorium @ Salem HS Canton
A holiday tradition continues, as we feature two performances of our festive, family-friendly yuletide concert. Journey through the season as we celebrate Hanukah, Kwanza, the winter solstice and Christmas. Of course, no Holiday Pops! would be complete without a rousing sing-along and a joyous rendition of Handel’s Hallelujah Chorus. Thursday night will feature members of Plymouth’s Harmony Singers and the Plymouth Chancel choir. Friday night will feature students from the P-CEP Symphony Orchestra and Festival Singers.