Slide 3 - Musicians Pick

WHAT ARE MSO MUSICIANS MOST EXCITED FOR THIS SEASON?

PUBLISHED 2022-09-14

We asked several MSO musicians: If you were creating your own subscription, what concerts this season would you be most excited to attend? That’s different from musicians’ usual consideration of what they are looking forward to performing. But if they were in the audience, they would want to hear...

John Thevenet

MSO MUSICIAN SPOTLIGHT: JOHN THEVENET

PUBLISHED 2022-09-07

“Oh my God, classical music is so awesome.” Hear from bass trombone John Thevenet about how he found his way to the bass trombone and to the MSO.

Slide 2 - Musician Summer

WHAT WE DID ON OUR SUMMER "VACATION": 2022 EDITION

PUBLISHED 2022-08-10

While the MSO might not have any performances this summer, our musicians have stayed busy getting back into the festival swing. Read more about what the orchestra's up to via MSO Backstage.

Slide 4 - Converging Landscapes

MSO MUSICIAN SPOTLIGHT: BETH BRESLIN

PUBLISHED 2022-07-26

"It’s the best of all worlds. You get some melodies, and there are some parts that you might not know are there, but you’d miss them if they weren’t there," says violist Beth Breslin about her love for the viola. Read more about Beth's MSO involvement beyond performing.

Slide 5 - Chorus Story

RETURNING TO PERFORMANCES: THE MILWAUKEE SYMPHONY CHORUS

PUBLISHED 2022-05-17

The Milwaukee Symphony Chorus’s upcoming performances of works by Duruflé and Beethoven will serve as emotional bookends, director Cheryl Frazes Hill said. The Duruflé Requiem is “a moment of introspection and reflection, and then we’ll turn around a few weeks later to rejoice in Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9.”

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