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Composer John Williams, famous for his iconic movie scores, led the Detroit Symphony Orchestra through a rehearsal of some of those pieces, which they will play during a special benefit concert on Saturday night. (June 13)
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John Williams led the Detroit Symphony Orchestra through a few songs familiar to him and them. And pretty much everybody.
The award-winning composer of movie scores conducted the DSO during...
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