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A special thanks to the following supporters:
Sheila Anthony
Carole Backman
Lee and Floy Barthel
Margaret Beck
Jerome Bookstein
Diana and Mark Domin
Grace Haddad
Cindy Polakowski and Dan Keelan
William and Susan Kondak
Rudy Lauerman
Marion Loginsky
Marjorie Lynn
Susanne McMillan
Lynne Metty
Hank Murawski and Judy Milosic
Cyril Moscow
James and Sandra Napolitan
Ronald Nolan
James Jarosik and Deborah Perelmuter
Gordon W. Rose
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Laurie Ruda
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Dr. Hershel and Mrs. Dorothy Sandberg
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Elaine Weingarden
Eric Winter
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Latest Concerts
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Wei Yu and Keun-A Lee
Read our review of Wei Yu and Keun-A Lee
Michael Malis and Guests
Enjoy an online presentation of Michael Malis and Guests
Gaudete Brass Quintet
Enjoy an online presentation of Gaudete Brass Quintet
Dennis Russell Davies & Maki Namekawa
Enjoy an online presentation of our May 13 concert from Christ Church Grosse Pointe
Rick Robinson & CutTime Simfonica
‘Music For Interesting Times’ Presenting sponsors: Dr. Hershel and Mrs. Dorothy Sandberg
Pianist Fei Fei
Fei-Fei’s Pro Musica of Detroit program includes works by Ludwig van Beethoven, Frédéric Chopin, Claude Debussy, and Sergei Rachmaninoff.
Akropolis Reed Quintet
Hailed for their virtuosity and dynamism on stage, the Akropolis Reed Quintet is winner of seven national chamber music prizes.
A Tribute to William Bolcom
Pro Musica of Detroit, in partnership with the Detroit Institute of Arts, proudly presents “A ..
Elliot Heaton & Pauline Martin
Pro Musica of Detroit is proud to present Eliot Heaton, violin, and Pauline Martin, piano, ..
Bassist and Composer Rick Robinson
American composer, conductor and bassist Rick Robinson and his CutTime Simfonica performed for Pro ..
Violinist Sonia Lee
Sonia began the show with the talented Shawn McDonald on piano. The Graceful Ghost Rag started the set and ..
Soprano Angela Theis
This was a brilliant production of the Pro Musica Live concert series. Kudos to all who participated, with a loud brava! to Cecelia Sharpe
Cellist Amit Peled
The stars were aligned: It was Ludwig van Beethoven’s 250th birthday, and “our” Amit Peled helped us celebrate! I think that ..
Composer and Pianist Alvin Waddles, November 13th
Never before have there not been an audience coming together at a concert hall. Never ..
Pro Musica History
63Béla Bartók delivered a ten minute talk and a piano recital of his music. Maurice Ravel played solo piano pieces, accompanied a singer performing his songs and directed an ensemble of musicians from the Detroit Symphony in his Introduction and Allegro.
They set a standard and a tradition that the officers and members of Pro Musica have been dedicated to maintaining for nearly 98 years. The 63 composers and hundreds of artists appearing for this unique concert society have ranked consistently among the finest in the world.
The second season brought Ottorino Respighi and Arthur Honegger, the third Alexander Tansman and Sergei Prokofiev and then Dr. Ernst Toch. Future seasons were to see Aaron Copland, Henry Cowell, Paul Hindemith, Nadia Boulanger, Francis Poulenc and Darius Milhaud. In recent seasons more American composers have appeared including George Crumb, Ned Rorem, Michael Daugherty and William Bolcom.