Detroit Symphony Orchestra with 'Rachmaninoff', Brahms, and more

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra, founded in 1914, is renowned for its resilience and high musicianship. It gained fame under directors like Ossip Gabrilowitsch, who enhanced its global profile and led the first radio symphonic concert in 1922. Conductors like Paul Paray and Antal Dorati brought acclaim with award-winning recordings. The refurbished Orchestra Hall, revitalized through community efforts, saw a resurgence under Neeme Järvi. Leonard Slatkin continued the legacy with Grammy-nominated work. Jader Bignamini became the music director in 2020, sustaining the orchestra's vibrant presence.