Carl Nielsen
Walking Through Scandinavia
Despite flutist Sonora Slocum’s excellent solo work in Carl Nielsen’s Concerto for Flute and Orchestra, the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra’s performances of Scandinavian Classical pieces was competent but undistinguished. Read more
Sibelius’ Second Symphony at the MSO
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra under conductor Anu Tali performs Jean Sibelius Symphony No. 2 along with works by Carl Nielsen and Edvard Grieg, Feb. 20-21 at Uihlein Hall. Read more
Extraordinary performance at the MSO
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert on Oct. 30 featured a seldom-heard symphony and a virtuoso violinist in a concerto that is a favorite in the repertory. Violinist Augustin Hadelich played the familiar Concerto in D major by Ludwig v... Read more
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Glamour of Tchaikovsky, Subtleties of Sibelius
With James Feddeck as guest conductor for the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, last Friday’s performance highlighted the glamour of Tchaikovsky and the subtleties of Sibelius. Read more
Young Actors In Elephant's Graveyard
Directed by Youngblood Theatre co-founder Michael Cotey, Elephant's Graveyard came across like a solidly- produced studio theatre show on a shoestring budget that just happened to feature an ensemble consisting entirely of kids. This was a show st.. Read more
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra: More Cowbell!
Cellist JohannesMoser joins conductor Paul Daniel and the MSO in the Cello Concerto No. 1 Sinfonietta ,Classical Music/Dance Read more
