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MSO on the Go: Waunakee Community High School
Venue: Waunakee Community High School
301 Community Dr, Waunakee
Thursday, February 13, 2025
7:00 p.m.
Join your Madison Symphony Orchestra in Waunakee!
MSO On the Go brings the musicians of the Madison Symphony to performing arts centers in your community with music the whole family will enjoy! Under the baton of MSO Associate Conductor Kyle Knox at 7:00 p.m. you’ll have the opportunity to experience your Symphony live, on Thursday, February 13 at Waunakee Community High School’s Performing Arts Center. Several students participated in a two-hour workshop led by Kyle Knox. The young conductor selected, Mac Earleywine-Fayas, will have the rare opportunity to lead the orchestra for Bizet’s Farandole.
Tickets:
Family (8 tickets per pack): $25
Adults: $10
Students & Senior Citizens: $5
Buy online now.
In person tickets are available at the door at the Waunakee High School box office and at the Waunakee Senior Center at 333 S. Madison St. Waunakee.
Music
Brahms, Hungarian Dance No. 1 (Arr. Brahms)
Sibelius, Valse Triste
Copland, Hoedown
Bizet, Farandole
Beethoven, Symphony No. 7
Meet the Performers
Kyle Knox, Associate Conductor
Thank you to our generous sponsors!
Funding provided by:
Kathryn and Lon Bartling
Barbara and Norm Berven
Elaine and Nicholas Mischler
Jasper and Joanne Vaccaro
Lorenz Fradkin-Annen, 12, is an eighth-grade student at Oregon Middle School in Oregon, WI. When she was three and a half, she attended her oldest sibling’s school orchestra concert and then begged her parents for violin lessons for an entire school year before they gave in and found her a private teacher. This past summer she was a finalist in the Interlochen Intermediate concerto competition. She received Honorable Mention in the 2021 and 2022 Madison Symphony Orchestra’s Fall Youth Concerto Competition and has also twice won Honorable Mention in the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestra concerto competition. She has received two WSMA Exemplary Performance awards. In 2020 she was the Intermediate winner of the Nie Young Artist Scholarship Competition (violin) and is a past winner of the Rhapsody Arts Center’s Sonatina Festival (piano). Lorenz would like to thank her current violin teacher Eugene Purdue and her former teacher Maureen McCarty. She plays bassoon and violin in WYSO’s Philharmonia orchestra, where she has served as concertmaster. She also studies piano and performs in MadFiddle, a Madison violin ensemble led by Shauncey Ali. When not practicing music, she can be found writing music and computer code and tinkering with computers. Someday she would like to write and perform music for a movie.