The Milwaukee Symphony partners with Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute to bring the Link Up program to our community. Link Up pairs orchestras across the country with students in grades 3-5 at schools in their local communities to explore orchestra repertoire through a year-long, hands-on music curriculum.

Learn more about Link up at the Carnegie Hall website. Link Up Resources can be found here. 

The Orchestra Moves

March 16, 2022

10:30 am & 12:00 pm | Bradley Symphony Center

Concert Details

Yaniv Dinur, conductor

Ava Kenney, violin (2020 Audrey G. Baird Stars of Tomorrow Competition Winner)

Thomas Cabaniss: Come to Play

Arturo Márquez: Danzón No. 2

Strauss, Jr.: The Blue Danube

Bologne: Concerto No. 9 in G major, Opus 8, Movement 1. Allegro *features Ava Kenney

Mozart: Overture to The Marriage of Figaro

Bizet: “Toreador” from Carmen

Beethoven: Symphony No. 5, first movement

Angélica Negrón: “Uno, dos, tres”

Filho: Cidade Marahivlhosa

How do composers make music move? Explore musical ideas such as motifs, melodies, dynamics and more in Link Up: The Orchestra Moves. In partnership with Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute, Link Up pairs orchestras across the country with students in grades 3-5 to explore orchestral repertoire through a year-long, hands-on music curriculum. These culminating Link Up performances with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra will move you!

COVID-19 POLICY

The safety of our audiences, musicians and staff will always be our first priority. Safety measures such as masking and social distancing will be put in place based on CDC and state and local health department guidelines. Policies and procedures will be clearly communicated on our website and in pre-concert preparation materials. Concert capacity may also be affected.

lunch space availability

Please contact the MSO Education Department at 414.226.7886 or email at edu@mso.org for pricing information and further reservation details.