The Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s efforts to engage the community are making headlines. The Detroit News reports on the Symphony’s efforts this week. Click here to read the complete article and scroll below for an excerpt.

“Two years after a debilitating strike pushed the Detroit Symphony Orchestra to the brink of its storied existence, the band is back.

It is establishing a presence in suburban markets filled with loyal patrons, and its free webcasts are reaching the largest online audience of any orchestra in the world. Next month, it will return to New York’s Carnegie Hall after a 17-year hiatus, signaling a revival through hard work and innovation that could be subtitled DSO 2.0.”

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