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FIM Flint Symphony Orchestra: Mystery & Reverie

Presented by Flint Institute of Music at The Whiting, Flint MI

May 16 2026
FIM Flint Symphony Orchestra: Mystery & Reverie

Join the FSO for their final concert of their classical series featuring Abdiel Vazquez, piano and the Flint Symphony Chorus.

Flint Symphony Orchestra
Flint Symphony Chorus

Nada Radakovich and Jeffrey Walker Flint Symphony Chorus directors
Enrique Diemecke music director and conductor
Abdiel Vázquez piano

Program
Maurice Ravel Piano Concerto for the Left Hand
                       Daphnis et Chloé 

Like stepping into a Monet painting, Ravel’s choreographic symphony, Daphnis et Chloé, shimmers with the magic of watercolors and dreams. Adding to the reverie, Abdiel Vázquez — familiar to FSO audiences as our charismatic Holiday Pops conductor — will trade his baton for the piano bench on the Whiting stage. His performance of Ravel’s unique work for piano will single-handedly enchant you with its mysterious beauty and breathtaking technical demands. How does he do it?! We don’t know ... view more »

ADMISSION INFO

Tickets start at $18.60 (including fees) for Genesee County Residents and $24.90 (including fees) for non-Genesee County Residents.

Phone: (810) 237-7333

Email: tickets@thefim.org

Website: https://tickets.thefim.org/fso6piano

LOCATION

The Whiting

1241 E. Kearsley Street, Flint, MI 48503

Full map and directions

PARKING INFO

Free parking is available for all performances in any surface lot on the Flint Cultural Center campus.

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