French Splendor: Ravel, Debussy, and More

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Immerse yourself in the luminous world of French music. Debussy’s Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun shimmers with summer heat. Dutilleux’s visionary cello concerto, A whole distant world..., has been a lifelong passion for cellist Zuill Bailey. In Color, Marc-André Dalbavie combines sounds like a painter, before Ravel’s Daphnis et Chloé erupts in sun-drenched orchestral splendor. Join us for a pre-concert talk 1 hour before most performances (read more below). Enjoy this concert online at any of the following locations on Saturday, November 7 at 8:00pm ET: Live from Orchestra Hall: livefromorchestrahall.vhx.tv/live-broadcasts YouTube Live: youtube.com/@detroitsymphony/streams Facebook Live: facebook.com/detroitsymphony Pre-concert Talk Join us one hour prior to most classical performances for a 30-minute pre-concert talk. Pre-concert talks are an opportunity for conductors, musicians, and other experts to share more about the music and enhance your connection to the evening's program. You will get a glimpse into the composer's inspiration, the story behind a work, what to look for in a soloist's performance, and more! With a deeper understanding of the music, your symphony experience will be more engaging and even more memorable. Please note, our pre-concert talks are scheduled for every PVS Classical Series performance, except Friday morning Coffee Concerts. Insider tip: Seating for pre-concert talks is general admission in Orchestra Hall. Try out a different seat or section from your ticket for a new perspective.

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