
Every Tree Speaks
Habibi, Brahms, & Schumann
Tickets for this performance are no longer available through the website. Tickets are available for walk-up purchase at the Bradley Symphony Center Box Office.
Start Time
- 7:30p on Friday, November 4
- 7:30p on Saturday, November 5
- 2:30p on Sunday, November 6
conductor
Ken-David Masur
Milwaukee Symphony Chorus
director
Cheryl Frazes Hill
IMAN HABIBI
Jeder Baum spricht
SCHUMANN
Symphony No. 1 “Spring”
BRAHMS
Gesang der Parzen
BRAHMS
Schicksalslied
BRAHMS
Academic Festival Overture
CONCERT DETAILS
In an ode to the wonder of our natural world, this program reflects on fate, resolve, and reverence. Contemporary composer Iman Habibi’s Jeder Baum spricht (“every tree speaks,” taken from Beethoven’s writings) is a reflection of our world’s environmental crisis. Schumann’s symphony is a celebration of spring and renewal. In the second half, the Milwaukee Symphony Chorus takes the spotlight in three choral works moving through grim fatalism, hopeful spirit, and rollicking celebration.
Friday, November 4
MEET THE MUSIC
Please join us at the Bradley Symphony Center one hour before the concert for a free Meet the Music pre-concert talk. Enjoy an engaging, informative look at the works you'll experience live at the performance.
Food & Beverage Service
Food and beverage selections by Resonance Food Co. will be available in the Atrium and Gallery one hour before each performance and during intermission.
Saturday, November 5
MEET THE MUSIC
Please join us at the Bradley Symphony Center one hour before the concert for a free Meet the Music pre-concert talk. Enjoy an engaging, informative look at the works you'll experience live at the performance.
Food & Beverage Service
Food and beverage selections by Resonance Food Co. will be available in the Atrium and Gallery one hour before each performance and during intermission.
Sunday, November 6
MEET THE MUSIC
Please join us at the Bradley Symphony Center one hour before the concert for a free Meet the Music pre-concert talk. Enjoy an engaging, informative look at the works you'll experience live at the performance.
Food & Beverage Service
Food and beverage selections by Resonance Food Co. will be available in the Atrium and Gallery one hour before each performance and during intermission.
Support


Start Time
- 7:30p on Friday, November 4
- 7:30p on Saturday, November 5
- 2:30p on Sunday, November 6
conductor
Ken-David Masur
Milwaukee Symphony Chorus
director
Cheryl Frazes Hill
IMAN HABIBI
Jeder Baum spricht
SCHUMANN
Symphony No. 1 “Spring”
BRAHMS
Gesang der Parzen
BRAHMS
Schicksalslied
BRAHMS
Academic Festival Overture