Sep 4, 2025 | 25-26 Symphony Season, Season Stories
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100th anniversary,
25-26 Symphony Season,
Alban Gerhardt,
Beethoven,
Brott Music Festival,
Capitol Theater,
Centennial,
Cirque de la Symphonie,
Community Gift and Dream,
Dimitri Shostakovich,
Germany,
Gustav Mahler,
Houston Grand Opera,
Jerry Frautschi,
John DeMain,
Kazem Abdullah,
Laura Jackson,
Leonard Bernstein,
Los Angeles Guitar Quartet,
Madison Symphony Orchestra,
Memphis Symphony Orchestra,
Michael Allsen,
Overture Center for the Arts,
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky,
Pleasant Rowland,
Rachel Barton Pine,
Reno Philharmonic Orchestra,
Richard Wagner,
Rick Morgan,
Robert Moody,
Robert Reed,
Roland Johnson,
Salvation Army,
Shun Graves,
Sinfonieorchester,
Tania Miller,
University of Wisconsin,
WSJ,
Yefim BronfmanOct 24, 2023 | 23-24 Symphony Season, Guest Artists, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Partner Stories, Symphony Moments
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Bill Wineke,
Dimitri Shostakovich,
Johannes Brahms,
Kyle Knox,
Leonard Bernstein,
Matt Ambrosio,
Monumental Moment,
Naha Greenholtz,
Reviews,
Symphony Moments,
The Cap Times,
ViolinOct 20, 2023 | 23-24 Symphony Season, Artist Stories, Guest Artists, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Video
Kyle Knox and Naha Greenholtz sat down with the MSO ahead of our October 20-22 concerts, Monumental Moments, to talk about how they are preparing for the performances and what the audience can expect to hear. Associate Conductor Kyle Knox makes his subscription...
Oct 12, 2023 | 23-24 Symphony Season, Guest Artists, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Program Stories, Season Stories
We invite you to read through Michael Allsen’s program notes for the October 20, 21, and 22 performances of Monumental Moments below. Learn more about these concerts and buy tickets. Plus, listen to a playlist of these pieces on Spotify! Program Notes Our second...
Sep 18, 2023 | 23-24 Symphony Season, Madison Symphony Orchestra, Press Releases
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Dimitri Shostakovich,
Johannes Brahms,
Kyle Knox,
Kyle Knox Naha Greenholtz,
Leonard Bernstein,
Naha Greenholtz,
Overture Center for the Arts,
Overture Hall,
Schoenberg,
Violin,
violin concerto
