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220 E Huron Ste 470, Ann Arbor, MI, 48104
Downtown Ann Arbor
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0.3 miRoute 6 & 36
0.5 miAnn Arbor Transit Authority, Bus Line 6
0.5 miBlue bus Stop and Routes 6, 36
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Specialties
The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra is passionately committed to enriching the culture of the region. We strive to attract, inspire and educate the most diverse audience possible, foster a growing appreciation for excellent music and regional talent, and provide imaginative programming through community involvement.
History
Established in 1928.
The Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra has been a part of Ann Arbor’s cultural life for 84 years. It was founded as a community orchestra in 1928 by five musically-inclined members of the local Methodist Church, and has since grown to become a main player in Ann Arbor’s world of art and culture. Since 1986 the ASO has been a fully professional orchestra, first under the baton of Carl St. Clair, followed by Sam Wong, and now headed by Maestro Arie Lipsky.
Meet the Manager
Maestro Arie L.
Manager
«My goal as a conductor is to be a musician who puts the music first, and to make sure what the composers wrote is delivered to the audience.»
–Maestro Arie Lipsky
