May 27, 2020 | 20-21 Symphony Season, Artist Stories, Madison Symphony Orchestra, MSO Musicians
Christopher Dozoryst, Principal Viola, has been performing with the Madison Symphony Orchestra since 2006. Chris holds the James F. Crow Chair. This Q&A is part of our Home Is Where the Art Is series of artist stories featuring our musicians. How do you prepare...
May 23, 2020 | 20-21 Symphony Season, Artist Stories, Madison Symphony Orchestra, MSO Musicians, Video
From washing hands to Strauss, virtual lesson plans and collaborating with his students to create lyrics for a new song “Covid Blues” he wrote, Bassist Carl Davick reflects upon what he’s doing now, to the joy of making music with friends in the...
May 19, 2020 | 20-21 Symphony Season, Artist Stories, Madison Symphony Orchestra, MSO Musicians
Our Principal Flutist Stephanie Jutt has been performing with the Madison Symphony Orchestra since 1990. Stephanie holds the Terry Family Foundation Chair. This Q&A is part of our Home Is Where the Art Is series of artist stories featuring our musicians. “I...
May 18, 2020 | 20-21 Symphony Season, Artist Stories, Madison Symphony Orchestra, MSO Musicians, Video
Violinist Olga Pomolova expresses how she feels about being a musician in the Madison Symphony Orchestra and playing music together, with her friends. She also shares what she’s doing with her time now, including learning Italian! This 4 minute video that is a...
May 12, 2020 | 20-21 Symphony Season, Artist Stories, Madison Symphony Orchestra, MSO Musicians, Video
Principal Oboist Marc Fink shares reflections of his 32-years with the Madison Symphony Orchestra and recent experiences during this time, beginning with the orchestra in 1973, through multiple evolutions including a move to the Capitol Theater that opened with...
May 3, 2020 | Artist Stories, Madison Symphony Orchestra, MSO Musicians, Video
Madison Symphony Maestro John DeMain plays Brahms Intermezzos and shares reflections about music. Music Director John DeMain shares performances of Brahms Intermezzos and thoughts of music, the orchestra — “what we live for” . . . “that...
