Michigan Central Opening Night Concert

Bright blue and purple lights shine in the dark of night from windows of Michigan Central Station, the abandoned Detroit train.station

Diana Ross, Jack White, Big Sean, and the Clark Sisters are a few of the many performers participating in this week’s opening night concert at Michigan Central in Detroit.

The free public concert kicks off a 10-day celebration of the public opening of the former abandoned Detroit train station in the Corktown neighborhood.

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Photo of the Week: Beethoven Symphony No. 7 by the University Symphony Orchestra

Seated on state, members of the University Symphony Orchestra perform Beethoven Symphony No. 7. Conductor Kennith Kiesler stands in front of the orchestra on stage.

I was thrilled to learn the University of Michigan University Symphony Orchestra was performing Beethoven’s Symphony No. 7 this week at Hill Auditorium, the orchestra’s first public performance for the 2021-22 year.

Symphony No. 7 is one of my favorite pieces, I can never decide which movement I like best.

I studied the symphony in college and still remember how much I enjoyed it the first time I heard it. Continue reading Photo of the Week: Beethoven Symphony No. 7 by the University Symphony Orchestra

On Fireworks, Concerts, and Staying Connected with Customers

Green, yellow, and blue fireworks burst against a dark sky

Like many people throughout the United States last weekend, I enjoyed an extended holiday break to celebrate the Fourth of July with my family.

We enjoyed music, barbecue, a walk through the Krohn Conservatory, and a trip to Findlay Market in Cincinnati as we caught up with family members and celebrated our nation’s independence. Continue reading On Fireworks, Concerts, and Staying Connected with Customers