Detroit Symphony Orchestra; Berlioz, R. Strauss, and Respighi, part 1

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irregularities. This was the second in a series of programs produced by the University of Michigan broadcasting service for national educational radio and regret in aid from the National Home Library Foundation and in cooperation with management and the orchestra Committee of the Detroit Symphony and the Detroit Federation of Musicians. These broadcasts of regular subscription concerts are selected from the archives of the orchestra recorded by the 100 band organization in its permanent home. The beautiful Henry an Edsel Ford Auditorium located in Detroit's new and impressive riverfront Civic Center. Today's concert was conducted by Paul Pillar a conductor and musical director of the orchestra for 10 years. But conductor emeritus since 1962 subsequent concerts are to be conducted by associate conductor of Alta pool and the present conductor and musical director. The young Swedish musician sicced an Erlang

program prepared and written by Harry well over this is Ed Burroughs speaking and inviting you to listen again next week at the same time for another Detroit Symphony Orchestra broadcast. This is the national educational radio network.