Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra Society
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Programs & Services
Mentor Programme
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Concert Season
Providing a series of live, classical symphonic music concerts to the Grosse Pointe community.
Nester Scholarship
Awarding $1,000 to talented young musicians, providing them the opportunity to perform with the Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra.
About
Grosse Pointe Symphony Orchestra Society
Founded in
1955
EIN
386093163
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Arts & Culture > Performance & Visual Arts > Theaters And Performing Arts Centers
Address
32 LAKE SHORE RD GROSSE PT FRM, MI 48236-3726 Unite States
Website
http://gpsymphony.org/
Phone
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About
Mission
They maintain a symphony orchestra in the Grosse Pointes as a community project, offering a full season of symphonic music and providing musicians the opportunity to perform in a community orchestra.
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