Apr 14, 2023 | 22-23 Symphony Season, Madison Symphony Orchestra, MSO Musicians
Linda Kimball will be retiring at the end of this concert season after 36 years of service to the Madison Symphony. She first joined the orchestra in 1987 as Section Horn, and then became Principal Horn in 2003. General Manager Ann Bowen said, “It is hard for me...
Apr 10, 2023 | 22-23 Symphony Season, Guest Artists, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Program Stories, Season Stories
We invite you to read through Michael Allsen’s program notes for the April 14, 15 and 16 performance of Dazzling Violin & Spring below. Learn more about these concerts and buy tickets. Plus, listen to a playlist of these pieces on Spotify! Program Notes This...
Apr 7, 2023 | 22-23 Symphony Season, Madison Symphony Orchestra, MSO Musicians
Marika Fischer Hoyt was a member of the Madison Symphony Orchestra viola section for over 20 years until her passing in February 2023 following a courageous battle with cancer. She co-founded the Ancora String Quartet and the “Just Bach” series, and was a founding...
Mar 26, 2023 | 22-23 Symphony Season, Guest Artists, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Partner Stories, Symphony Moments
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American Players Theatre,
Beyond the Score,
Bill Wineke,
Colleen Madden,
Dan Lyons,
Emily Secor,
Gavin Lawrence,
James Ridge,
John DeMain,
Kyle Knox,
ReviewsMar 21, 2023 | 22-23 Symphony Season, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Partner Stories
Thank you to Jonathan Gramling for interviewing our Executive Director Robert Reed in a recent issue of Capital City Hues! This is part 2 of the story, which appeared in their February 20, 2023 issue. Read Part 1 of the Story Enjoy! Last summer, Robert Reed became the...
Mar 18, 2023 | 22-23 Symphony Season, E-News & Stories, Madison Symphony Orchestra
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Blake Pouliot,
Capital City Hues,
Concert on the Green,
Dazzling Violin & Spring,
Endowment Giving,
Greg Zelek,
Interview,
John DeMain,
Madison Symphony,
Madison Symphony Orchestra,
Open Rehearsal,
Out at the Symphony,
Overture Center,
Overture Hall,
Robert Reed,
Thomas Mesa,
WPR
