DSO’s Leonard Slatkin to host TV series about music
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s new director Leonard Slatkin will be hosting a 13-week music series on WTVS-TV, Detroit’s channel 56.Excerpt:Each 30-minute episode in the 13-week series promises to explore a specific theme and is designed to open a window on the world of classical music and the orchestra for general audiences. Slatkin, who began his tenure as music director of the DSO last month, has made outreach a signature of his career, and the series dovetails with many of the priorities he has for building audiences.The programs air at 5:30 p.m. Saturdays, with rebroadcasts at 2:30 p.m. Sundays.Read the entire article here.
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s new director Leonard Slatkin will be hosting a 13-week music series on WTVS-TV, Detroit’s channel 56.
Excerpt:
Each 30-minute episode in the 13-week series promises to explore a
specific theme and is designed to open a window on the world of
classical music and the orchestra for general audiences. Slatkin, who
began his tenure as music director of the DSO last month, has made
outreach a signature of his career, and the series dovetails with many
of the priorities he has for building audiences.
The programs air at 5:30 p.m. Saturdays, with rebroadcasts at 2:30 p.m. Sundays.
Read the entire article here.
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