Experience our Rhapsodie Quartet for an intimate recital on April 27 performing Mozart and Brahms at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art — it's FREE and open to the public.
To close our 2018–2019 season, John DeMain and the MSO partner with three choirs and eight opera singers May 3–5, 2019, to present one of the greatest musical feats in the classical repertoire, Mahler’s Symphony No. 8.
Bring your pipes, and your friends and family, to raise a joyful noise with the Overture Concert Organ and Andrew Schaeffer on Saturday, May 4. Free and open to the public.
Symphony Soup is a concert designed for students in grades Kindergarten-3 and is the culminating event of the MSO’s nationally recognized Up Close & Musical® in-school residency program.
This concert is the culmination of a yearlong curriculum of classroom activities during which students in grade 3-5 explore music and learn to play the soprano recorder.
MSOL Party of Note: May 17th, step back in time to Paris between the wars among the glitterati and literati at Django Reinhardt’s sizzling hot gypsy jazz club.
Please join the Madison Symphony Orchestra League for our Spring Luncheon and Annual Meeting at Maple Bluff Country Club. Registration is now closed for this event.
MSOL Party of Note: Join Madison Trust for Historic Preservation docent Teri Venker for a walking tour of the University Heights Historic District.
Enjoy a tasting delight at the Wisconsin Brewing Company. Learn about the brewing process during a tour of this award winning brewery. Sample beers, mustards and brats. Hear classical guitarist Christopher Allen.
MSOL Party of Note: June 6th, enjoy an elegant dinner and an intimate conversation with Maestro John DeMain and his wife, Barbara, at the lakeside home of Mary Lang and Hans Sollinger.
