Yaniv Dinur Returns

YANIV DINUR RETURNS FOR TCHAIKOVSKY'S FOURTH

PUBLISHED 2025-04-19

For eight years, Yaniv Dinur was the popular resident conductor of the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. Later this month, he will return as a full-fledged guest conductor, leading the orchestra in a subscription program of music by Barber, Prokofiev, and Tchaikovsky.

Ji Su Jung

MARIMBA SUPERSTAR JI SU JUNG CHAMPIONS PUTS CONCERTO

PUBLISHED 2025-03-19

“If you play violin or piano, you know as a child that you can grow up to be a soloist,” Jung said recently, before visiting Milwaukee to perform Kevin Puts’s Marimba Concerto. “I wish that I had known it was possible. But if I can be the one that helps future generations have more freedom to choose repertoire, that’s beautiful.”

Slide 2 - Adam Birnbaum

A CONVERSATION WITH ADAM BIRNBAUM

PUBLISHED 2025-03-13

Jazz pianist Adam Birnbaum recently spoke with MSO Backstage writer David Lewellen about Bach, improvisation, and the state of classical and jazz performance. Read more about his contemporary arrangements of Bach's best-loved preludes here.

Slide 3 - Frederick's Fables

FIRST STAGE TEAMS UP WITH THE MSO FOR FREDERICK'S FABLES

PUBLISHED 2025-03-07

The Milwaukee Symphony’s upcoming family concert represents both its first-ever collaboration with First Stage and an original fusion of words, music, and images. Read more about this one-of-a-kind production!

Slide 4 - Sculpture Milwaukee

SCULPTURE MILWAUKEE BRINGS FINE ART TO THE BRADLEY SYMPHONY CENTER

PUBLISHED 2025-01-29

Sculpture Milwaukee’s mission is to provide a rotating collection of outdoor art along Wisconsin Avenue and elsewhere downtown. And the Bradley Symphony Center’s glassed-in atrium, fronting directly on the sidewalk, is an ideal place to exhibit a sculpture that is too delicate to be exposed to the elements.

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