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Symphony Moments: Rhapsodie Quartet Valentine’s Day Recital

Symphony Moments: Rhapsodie Quartet Valentine’s Day Recital

The Rhapsodie Quartet, the resident quartet of our award-winning HeartStrings® program, performed a Valentine’s Day themed recital at the WYSO Center for Music. Despite some less than ideal weather, over 100 patrons attended this free performance! The quartet,...
Symphony Moments: MSO On The Go: Waunakee

Symphony Moments: MSO On The Go: Waunakee

The Madison Symphony Orchestra continued its MSO On The Go series at Waunakee Community High School’s Performing Arts Center! MSO On the Go brings the musicians of the Madison Symphony to performing arts centers in your community with music the whole family will...
Symphony E-News & Stories, February 2025

Symphony E-News & Stories, February 2025

This Month at the Madison Symphony… MSO on the Go: Waunakee Community High SchoolThursday, February 13th, 2025 at 7:00 pm Join us next week at the Waunakee Community High School for our MSO On the Go concert! Under the baton of MSO Associate Conductor Kyle...
Program Notes: Limmie Pulliam, tenor with Greg Zelek, organ, February 2025

Program Notes: Limmie Pulliam, tenor with Greg Zelek, organ, February 2025

We invite you to read through Michael Allsen’s program notes for the February 20th Organ Concert Series No. 3. Learn more about these concerts and buy tickets. Program Notes Tenor Limmie Pulliam has already thrilled Madison audiences with a pair of back-to-back...
Symphony Moments: Beethoven x3, January 17-19

Symphony Moments: Beethoven x3, January 17-19

Good things come in threes! Thank you to everyone who joined us for our first performances of 2025 with Beethoven x3. We were so lucky to feature three soloists: violinist Gil Shaham, pianist Orli Shaham, and cellist Sterling Elliott. Continue reading below for a...
Symphony E-News & Stories, January 2025

Symphony E-News & Stories, January 2025

This Month at the Madison Symphony…   Great things come in threes, and this performance, directed by John DeMain, is no exception, showcasing three of Beethoven’s masterworks, all composed within about three years of each other. We begin with the...
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