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# Wisconsin Philharmonic

Waukesha County's Premiere Orchestra Since 1947

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- [Home](https://www.wisphil.org/) - Waukesha County's destination for orchestral excellence since 1947 Season Info Welcome to our 77th Season! Upcoming Events Support the Philharmonic Attend Help us build our audience of music lovers who want to attend unique and intimate symphonic performances. Subscribe and spread the word about the orchestral gem that is The Wisconsin Philharmonic. Learn More Donate
- [2025-2026 Season](https://www.wisphil.org/2025-2026-season/) - 2026 - 2027 Season Single Show Tickets go on sale Monday, July 20, 2026 Season Subscriptions available today! "Cinematic Gold" Sunday, October 4, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts Soloist: Yevgeny Kutik, violin We open our 79th Season with a celebration of the best of American music for the
- [Ticket Packages](https://www.wisphil.org/event-tickets/) - Ticket Packages View/Download/Print 2025-2026 Ticket Order Form [pdf-embedder url="https://www.wisphil.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/WIPhil_2025-2026-Ticket-Order-Form.pdf" title="2025-2026 Ticket Order Form"] Thank you for your continued support of the Wisconsin Philharmonic. We look forward to sharing new concert opportunities with you in the near future. The Wisconsin Philharmonic234 W Main Street, Suite 9Waukesha, WI 53186262-547-1858
- [Board of Directors](https://www.wisphil.org/board-of-directors/) - Board of Directors The Wisconsin Philharmonic is governed by a board of directors representing a range of communities and professional interests and affiliations Suzanne Frank, member Retired - Communications & Marketing Jonathan Koenig, member Attorney- Milwaukee, WI Melissa Love-Koenig, member Attorney- Milwaukee, WI Abby Lorenz, Secretary Community Volunteer, Pianist, Vocalist Sally Mohr Lunde, President Attorney
- [Chapman Memorial Piano Competition](https://www.wisphil.org/chapman-memorial-piano-competition/) - Chapman Memorial Piano Competition This biennial (every two years) piano competition is open to all Waukesha County piano students age 14 through 20. Each student prepares a selection from the repertoire list to perform by memory for a panel of judges. The competition winner receives a scholarship and the opportunity to perform with the Wisconsin
- [Shining Stars Competition](https://www.wisphil.org/shining-stars-competition/) - Shining Stars Competiton Shining Stars Program: The name "Shining Stars" refers to students in our community who have exceptional musical talent. The Wisconsin Philharmonic offers scholarships to middle and high school students who reside in Waukesha County. Auditions are held annually in the Spring. Scholarship winners are required to perform in the Shining Stars Recital also
- [Special Events](https://www.wisphil.org/special-events/) - Special Events
- [2024-2025 Season](https://www.wisphil.org/2024-2025-season/) - 2024-2025 Season Join us this summer for a very special concert that is outside of our regular season! Present at the Creation: Celebrating the 250th Birthday of Our Nation's Armed Forces Thursday, June 5, 2025 | 7:30 PM Oconomowoc Arts Center Join us for a powerful patriotic celebration honoring the 250th anniversary of the United
- [About WisPhil](https://www.wisphil.org/about-wisphil/) - About WisPhil The Wisconsin Philharmonic has been bringing people together to enjoy classical music 78 years. Led for 28 years by Maestro Alexander Platt, the Philharmonic's professionally trained, talented musicians provide an intimate, high-quality music experience for patrons throughout Southeast Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Philharmonic is followed by many music aficionados who are attracted by the
- [Community](https://www.wisphil.org/community/) - Community
- [Music Director](https://www.wisphil.org/music-director/) - Music Director For 28 years, Alexander Platt has conducted The Wisconsin Philharmonic. He is also Music Director of the La Crosse Symphony Orchestra. He spends his summers in Woodstock, New York as Music Director of the Maverick Concerts, which just celebrated its centenary as the oldest summer chamber-music festival in America. Alexander Platt made his
- [Donate](https://www.wisphil.org/donate/) - Donate We appreciate your support of The Wisconsin Philharmonic! Consider making a gift today. Your contributions support The Wisconsin Philharmonic, a not-for-profit 501(c)3 charitable organization. Tax-deductible donations support our operations, education and community outreach. Complete financial statements are available upon request. Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Discover accepted. Three ways to donate: By mail: The
- [Calendar](https://www.wisphil.org/calendar/) - Upcoming Concerts & Events Ticket Packages Common Questions Venues
- [Orchestra](https://www.wisphil.org/orchestra/) - Orchestra VIOLIN I Timothy Kamps, Concertmaster Eric Bate Andrea Buchta Katherine Brooks Tatiana Migliaccio Shannon Iler Jessicca Williams Jennifer Wendling Claudette Kolosowski Cynthia Arden VIOLIN II Christopher Ruck, Principal Darlene Rivest Joyce Malloy Cathy Kolb Kristen Tan Mary Haarmann Steven Friedenberg VIOLA Kelly Larson, Co-Principal Fabio Saggin, Co-Principal Lynne Fields Rachael Charles Catherine Krause Scott
- [Careers](https://www.wisphil.org/employment/) - Careers Marketing Internship Opportunity Marketing Internship Opportunity Application for Internship
- [2023-2024 Season](https://www.wisphil.org/2023-2024-season/) - 2023-2024 Season Starry Nights FREE outdoor concert Friday, July 7, 2023 at 6:30 pm Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts Join us as we celebrate America with a magnificent summer journey of popular and patriotic classics! The perfect way to kick off your summer listening with family and friends. For more info on Sharon
- [Volunteer](https://www.wisphil.org/volunteer/) - Volunteer The Wisconsin Philharmonic seeks energetic, people friendly, service-oriented volunteers to greet guests at our venues during our concert series. Volunteers create a welcoming environment, answer general questions, and direct guests as needed. Volunteers join us with an implicit understanding that the main reward is contributing to The Wisconsin Philharmonic by enhancing our guests' overall
- [Contact](https://www.wisphil.org/contact/) - Contact Us Have questions? Contact us by using the form below, calling us, or emailing us directly. Contact Us Phone : 262-547-1858Email : office@wisconsinphilharmonic.org Mailing Address: PO Box 531, Waukesha, WI 53187.Office Address: 234 W. Main Street #9, Waukesha, WI 53186. Contact Form for Wisconsin Philharmonic Contact Form for Wisconsin Philharmonic Name* First Last Email* Phone*Question/CommentCAPTCHA OFFICE
- [Buy "Peter and the Wolf" Tickets Concert Tickets](https://www.wisphil.org/buy-peter-and-wolf-tickets/) - Buy "Peter and the Wolf" Family Concert Tickets - Jan. 23, 2022 "Peter and the Wolf" Family Event - Jan. 23, 2022 Please fill out the form below. Once submitted, you will be directed to PayPal where you may pay with a credit card or a PayPal account. Name* First Last Email* PhoneAddress* Street Address
- [Purchase “A Sparkling Holiday” Concert Tickets](https://www.wisphil.org/purchase-a-sparkling-holiday-concert-tickets/) - Buy Sparkling Holiday Tickets - December 12, 2021 A Sparkling Holiday Tickets - Dec 12, 2021 Please fill out the form below. Once submitted, you will be directed to PayPal where you may pay with a credit card or a PayPal account. Name* First Last Email* PhoneAddress* Street Address Address Line 2 City AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of
- [Season Partners](https://www.wisphil.org/season-partners/) - 2018 -2019 Season Partners The Wisconsin Philharmonic would like to thank our current partners. If you would like to become a season partner, please contact the Wisconsin Philharmonic at 262-547-1858.
- [Venues](https://www.wisphil.org/venues-location-maps/) - Venues & Seating Charts Wisconsin Philharmonic Venues Oconomowoc Arts Center 641 E Forest Street, Oconomowoc, WI Shattuck Auditorium Carroll University 218 North East Avenue, Waukesha, WI 53186 Cutler Park - Les Paul Performance Center 321 Wisconsin Ave, Waukesha, WI 53186 Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts 19805 West Capitol Drive Brookfield,
- [Masterworks Chamber Music Program](https://www.wisphil.org/masterworks-chamber-music-program/) - Masterworks Chamber Music Program The Masterworks Chamber Music Program adds to the study of high school student string ensembles by providing a professional coach from the Wisconsin Philharmonic, a Master Class by a professional string quartet, and an opportunity to participate in the Masterworks Chamber Music Festival culminating with a live recital performance. Coaching Student
- [Education Program Events](https://www.wisphil.org/education-program-events/) - Education Program Events Coming Soon...
- [Adam Fisher](https://www.wisphil.org/adam-fisher/) - After moving to Milwaukee in 2013, Adam Fisher has been heard playing with orchestras, chamber groups, and theaters throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. Adam is also an active proponent of music education. He serves as chair of the Woodwind, Brass, and Percussion department at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, where he is also head of the Music
- [Phil the Gap!](https://www.wisphil.org/phil-the-gap/) - A Virtual Fundraising Event: July 12th-26th Covid-19 has cut our 2019-2020 concert season short, losing our last subscription concert of the season, annual Gala (our biggest fundraiser of the year), Masterworks Chamber Music Festival, Shining Stars recital and numerous education & outreach performances . By losing these crucial events, we have lost a substantial amount
- [Kyle Samuelson](https://www.wisphil.org/kyle-samuelson/) - Kyle Samuelson is one of the most in-demand freelance performers in the area. Performing on trombone, euphonium, tuba and sousaphone - everything from classical to jazz to Latin, Kyle is an exceptionally diverse musician. Regularly performing with all the orchestras in Southeastern Wisconsin including the Milwaukee Symphony, Kyle is also a member of several bands
- [Rhea Karnick](https://www.wisphil.org/rhea-karnick/) - Rhea Karnick is a Sophomore at Waukesha South High School and plays flute/Piccolo in her school marching band and pit orchestra. Rhea recently participated in the virtual State Honors Band project. She has performed in many concerts with pianist Ellen Figueira. She is a member of the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra and UWM-Youth Wind Ensemble.
- [Scott Metlicka](https://www.wisphil.org/scott-metlicka/) - Scott Metlicka, Principal Flute, lives in Elgin, IL and is a member of the Rockford, Elgin, and South Bend Symphonies. He is also the contracted flutist for Milwaukee’s Skylight Theater. Additional freelance work includes Chicago’s Grant Park Symphony, Chicago Opera Theater, Madison Symphony, and the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra. In 2020 he was appointed Flute Instructor
- [David Nakazono](https://www.wisphil.org/david-nakazono/) - David Nakazono, currently the 3rd Trumpet of the Wisconsin Philharmonic, is also a freelance trumpeter in the Chicagoland area. Additionally, he is the 2nd Trumpet of the Peoria Symphony and a Regular Member of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago. He is continuing his studies towards a Professional Diploma at the Chicago College of Performing Arts (MM
- [Linda Nielsen Korducki](https://www.wisphil.org/linda-nielsen-korducki/) - Milwaukee-based flutist, Linda Nielsen Korducki is passionate about sharing her love of the flute with students and audiences. She serves as principal flutist of The Fox Valley and Oshkosh Symphony Orchestras, piccoloist with the Wisconsin Philharmonic, and performs frequently with the Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra. She was a member of the former Green Bay Symphony Orchestra
- [Nancy Cline](https://www.wisphil.org/nancy-cline/) - Nancy Cline has held the Fourth Horn position with the Wisconsin Philharmonic for 38 years. She studied Horn performance at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee under Barry Benjamin and continued her studies with Douglas Hill, Paul Trevelt and Bill Cowart. Nancy currently holds the Second Horn position with the Festival City Symphony. Additionally, she has performed with
- [Thomas Vienna](https://www.wisphil.org/thomas-vienna/) - Thomas Vienna is a horn player from Northbrook, Illinois, working in the greater Chicago area. In addition to playing assistant horn here at the Wisconsin Philharmonic, he plays 2nd natural horn for the Chicago Arts Orchestra and has an active freelance career on both the modern and historical horn. He has held substitute positions for
- [Bernard Parish](https://www.wisphil.org/bernard-parish/) - Bernard M. Parish received a full-scholarship to Oberlin College Conservatory of Music. He won the Second and E-flat clarinet chair with the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra after graduating. He was promoted to Assistant Principal Clarinet for his final two seasons. Radio stations in Hong Kong, New York, and Cleveland have broadcast his performances. Mr.
- [Jennifer Wendling](https://www.wisphil.org/jennifer-wendling/) - Jennifer Wendling has been a violinist with the Wisconsin Philharmonic since 1990. She learned to play violin at age five through the Suzuki Method pilot program at General Mitchell Elementary School. On April 17, 1982, she was one of 6,000 musicians that played "The Stars and Stripes Forever" at Bayshore Mall to break the world
- [Kelly Larson](https://www.wisphil.org/kelly-larson/) - Kelly Larson began her viola studies at age 9 in the Chicagoland area. She attended the Oberlin Conservatory of Music and received her Bachelor of Music in Music Education in 2001. Upon returning to Chicago, Kelly began her career as a high school orchestra director in the public schools and became a member of the
- [Emma Koi](https://www.wisphil.org/emma-koi/) - Emma Koi maintains an eclectic career as an orchestral, chamber and collaborative flutist. She plays flute and piccolo with the Wisconsin Philharmonic Orchestra, is Principal Flute of the Festival City Symphony, and is an alum of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago. She plays as a substitute with the Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Rockford Symphony,
- [Individual Giving](https://www.wisphil.org/individual-giving/) - The Wisconsin Philharmonic Individual Campaign The Wisconsin Philharmonic has been a vital part of Waukesha since 1947 and is heralded as one of the finest orchestras in the Midwest. The Wisconsin Philharmonic has enjoyed financial stability in recent years due to the support of generous, long-time donors. The current challenge is to increase the number of
- [Events](https://www.wisphil.org/events/) - EVENTS Workshops & Lectures Neque porro quisquam est, qui dolore ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius modi tempora incidunt lores ta porro. Lecture Study of ancient roman sculpture By Prof. Henry Johns Monday, 2nd July 2018 | 7:00 PM BOOK SEATS 12 July 2018 5PM Onwards Discussion
- [Mission & Vision](https://www.wisphil.org/mission-vision/) - Mission & Vision Mission The Wisconsin Philharmonic enriches lives through exceptional musical experiences: performance, education and community partnership. Vision The distinctive Wisconsin orchestra that brings great musical experiences to diverse, enthusiastic audiences.
- [Venues' Seating Charts](https://www.wisphil.org/venues-seating-charts/) - Venues' Seating Charts Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts View Seating Chart – Sharon Lynne Wilson-Seating Shattuck Auditorium Carroll University View Seating Chart: Shattuck Master Seating Chart
- [Michael Lorenz](https://www.wisphil.org/michael-lorenz/) - Michael “Ding” Lorenz has been the Principal Percussionist of the Wisconsin Philharmonic Orchestra for over 25 years. He is also the Staff Percussionist and Orchestra Contractor for the Skylight Music Theatre. His involvement with the theatre goes back to 1972 and he has performed in over 135 productions. His percussion/comedy show "Things that go Ding!”
- [Alex Wier](https://www.wisphil.org/alex-wier/) - Dr. Alex Wier is a percussion artist and music educator based in Milwaukee, WI. He has presented solo recitals and clinics at numerous universities around the United States and performed with professional orchestras including the Milwaukee Symphony, Phoenix Symphony, Arizona Opera, Tucson Symphony, Omaha Symphony, and Wisconsin Philharmonic. A strong advocate of new music, Alex has also commissioned
- [Dana Sherman](https://www.wisphil.org/dana-sherman/) - Dana Sherman is an orchestral and chamber musician and educator based in Milwaukee. Sherman holds positions as Third Horn of the Wisconsin Philharmonic, Principal Horn of the Milwaukee Ballet Orchestra, and Fourth Horn of the Fox Valley Symphony Orchestra. Sherman previously held positions as Third Horn of the New Mexico Philharmonic, Acting Associate Principal Horn
- [Elizabeth Olson](https://www.wisphil.org/elizabeth-olson/) - Elizabeth Olson has held the Second Horn position with the Wisconsin Philharmonic since 2007. After earning her Master’s degree in French Horn Performance from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, she served a member of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago and currently holds the 3rd horn position with the Fox Valley Symphony in Appleton, WI. Additionally, Elizabeth
- [Staff](https://www.wisphil.org/staff/) - Wisconsin Philharmonic Staff Alexander Platt, Music Director Ashley Rewolinski, Personnel Manager & Librarian arewolinski@wisconsinphilharmonic.org Glen Lunde, Stage Manager Hannah Savage-Cooper, Office Manager Rhett Wilson, Carroll University Intern
- [News](https://www.wisphil.org/press/) - In the News Wisconsin Philharmonic’s Inspirational Women Networking Event (April 2018) Wisconsin Philharmonic from TnF Videos / Rachel Womack on Vimeo. Wisconsin Philharmonic’s 70th Anniversary Concert featuring Trio Solisti on Fox 6! Wisconsin Philharmonic opens 70th season alongside Trio Solisti; “greatest piano trio in North America” Wisconsin Philharmonic’s “Back to Bach” airing on Sunday Afternoon Live
- [Darlene Rivest](https://www.wisphil.org/darlene-rivest/) - Darlene Rivest is a violinist and violist from the Racine area. She performs in the Racine Symphony, Kenosha Symphony and the Wisconsin Philharmonic Orchestra and is the concertmaster of the Milton-Janesville Choral Union Orchestra. An avid chamber musician, she currently performs in the Driftless String Trio and recently performed in the Muzika Piano Trio. As
- [Timothy Kamps](https://www.wisphil.org/timothy-kamps/) - Violinist Timothy Kamps is Concertmaster of the Wisconsin Philharmonic, a position he has held since 2018. Tim is also a member of the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra and the Madison Symphony Orchestra, and has also served as Associate Concertmaster of the Dubuque and La Crosse Symphony Orchestras. Besides a full calendar of orchestral performances, Tim enjoys
- [Fabio Saggin](https://www.wisphil.org/fabio-saggin/)
- [Ashley Rewolinski](https://www.wisphil.org/ashley-rewolinski/) - Ashley Rewolinski graduated Summa cum Laude from North Park University with a Bachelor of Music in Violin Performance and received her Master of Music in Violin Performance from Roosevelt University’s Chicago College of Performing Arts. She always demonstrated a passion for performance (violin), paper (sheet music), and pencils (Blackwing, of course). She has appeared as
- [Shannon Iler](https://www.wisphil.org/shannon-iler/) - Shannon Iler has been playing the violin for the past 23 years and studies with Jeanyi Kim. Shannon subs with various orchestras, including the Wisconsin Philharmonic and Festival City Symphony. She is concertmaster of the Menomonee Falls Symphony Orchestra and soloed with them in 2011 playing the Dvorak concerto. Shannon is a Certified Public Accountant
- [Catherine Krause](https://www.wisphil.org/catherine-krause/) - Catherine Krause is a highly trained musician with an Undergraduate and Graduate degree in Viola Performance at DePaul University in Chicago and a Certificate in Chamber Music Performance at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. She has been teaching since 2008, and currently teaches at Be Sound Music Studio and in her home. In addition
- [Major Classics for Minors](https://www.wisphil.org/major-classics-for-minors/) - Major Classics for Minors ”I liked the cello because I could feel it in my belly.” -Student, Woodside Elementary School, Sussex “I liked how some of the instruments went really high. They were so cool!” -Student, Orchard Lane Elementary School, New Berlin Designed for elementary age students from kindergarten through the sixth grade, Major Classics
- [Maestro Classes](https://www.wisphil.org/maestro-classes/) - Maestro Classes Alexander Platt, Music Director of the Wisconsin Philharmonic, offers clinics to high school orchestras by guest conducting in the classroom. Students have the opportunity to receive knowledge about musical terminology, phrasing and different interpretations of composers’ works to bring notes on the page to life. Young musicians may ask the Maestro questions and
- [Season Subscriptions](https://www.wisphil.org/subscriptions/) - Season Subscriptions 2019-2020 Season Subscriptions Purchase Single Tickets Online Season Subscriptions include the following events: Date Concert/Event Venue Thursday, September 26, 2019, 7:30 pm Sinfonia Chitarra Classico Rustic Manor 1848 Saturday, November 2, 2019, 7:30 pm Fantasmagorique - Favorite Halloween Classics Sharon Lynne Wilson Center Sunday, December 8, 2019, 3:00 pm The First Noel Shattuck
- [Common Questions](https://www.wisphil.org/faqs/) - Common Questions What is classical music? Generally, classical music is defined by an ensemble composed of strings (violins, violas, cellos, and basses), woodwinds (flutes, oboes, clarinets, and bassoons), brass (trumpets, french horns, trombones, and tuba) and percussion (timpani, xylophone and harp) or some combination thereof. The term “classical music” can mean anything from a Bach
- [Listen](https://www.wisphil.org/listen/) - Listen Allegro Double Concerto for violin & cello in A minor, op. 102 Composer: Johannes Brahms Frank Almond, violin Anthony Ross, cello Duration: 17:08 Haydn: Menuetto e Trio Symphony No. 104 in D major “London” Composer: Joseph Haydn Duration: 4:50
- [Corporate](https://www.wisphil.org/corporate/) - Partner with Us Join an amazing community of supporters who improve the quality of life by bringing unique symphonic experiences to the greater Milwaukee area. Be part of a long-standing community tradition by becoming a corporate sponsor or supporter. Up to $5,000 – Corporate Supporter Program listing in all season concert programs Listing in email
- [Classics in Bloom](https://www.wisphil.org/classics-in-bloom/) - Classics in Bloom Sunday, April 7, 2019, 3:00 pm Guitars for Vets (Pre-Concert Lobby Entertainment) – 2:00 pm Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts 19805 W. Capitol Dr. Brookfield, WI 53045 Featuring: Andrew Russo, piano Jacob Beranek, composer Soloist Sponsor: Don & Carol Taylor Family Foundation Shostakovich: Festive Overture • Liszt: Piano Concerto No.1
- [First Timers Guide](https://www.wisphil.org/first-timers-guide/) - First Timers Guide Frequently Asked Questions What is classical music? The term “classical music” can mean anything from a Bach concerto composed in the late 17th century to a Brahms symphony composed in the mid 19th century - from an Adams tone poem written last week to a Stravinsky symphony written in the early 20th
- [Veterans Tickets](https://www.wisphil.org/veterans-tickets/) - Honoring Our Veterans Veterans FREE Tickets Due to a generous sponsorship and in continuing our great partnership with Waukesha County Veteran’s Services, we are excited to provide FREE tickets to Veterans this season to honor and thank them for their past, present and future services for our country. A Veteran and a Plus One can
- [Amazon.com](https://www.wisphil.org/amazon-com/) - Amazon.com Help the Wisconsin Philharmonic when you shop on Amazon Anyone shopping on Amazon just types in “Smile.Amazon.com,” and it goes to the same website. Specify the Wisconsin Philharmonic as the charity, and 0.5% of your purchases will go to WP. There is no additional cost to the you, and it is good on sale prices, and
- [Support](https://www.wisphil.org/support/) - Support Wisconsin Philharmonic Giving Frugality and creativity have always been part of The Wisconsin Philharmonic (and Waukesha Symphony Orchestra) history. Special events like the annual Gala and Fashion & Furs event generate substantial funds which are deeply appreciated by The Philharmonic Board of Directors. In addition to special events, other fund development efforts add pivotal revenue
- [The Four Seasons At The Rustic Manor](https://www.wisphil.org/the-four-seasons-at-the-rustic-manor/) - The Four Seasons At The Rustic Manor Thursday, September 27, 2018, 7:30 pm Doors Open – 6:30 pm. Pre-Concert Conversation – 6:45 pm. Rustic Manor 1848 3115 WI-83, Hartland, WI 53029 Featuring: Lara St. John, violin Soloist Sponsors: Anonymous Donor & The Loves Bartok: Roumanian Dances • Dvorak: Notturno for Strings • Vivaldi: The Four
- [History](https://www.wisphil.org/history/) - History The Wisconsin Philharmonic was founded as the Waukesha Symphony Orchestra in 1947 by Carroll College President Nelson Vance Russell as a gift to the community. Throughout its history, the Philharmonic has been considered a true community treasure creating significant cultural and educational opportunities. This tradition began with the orchestra’s first music director, Carroll College
- [Blog](https://www.wisphil.org/blog/) - BLOGS Museum ArticlesNeque porro quisquam est, qui dolore ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius modi tempora incidunt lores ta porro. 30JUNE 2018 New sculpturescoming up Neque porro quisquam est, qui dolore ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius modi tempora incidunt lores
- [Gallery](https://www.wisphil.org/gallery/) - GALLERY Museum Insights Neque porro quisquam est, qui dolore ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius modi tempora incidunt lores ta porro. Appreciated by over 3600 daily visitors Qui dolore ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisci velit, sed quia non numquam eius modi tempora incidunt lores ta porro

## Events

- [“Out of this World” JanBoree Concert](https://www.wisphil.org/events/out-of-this-world-janboree-concert/) - Sunday, January 25, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.Instrument Petting Zoo and Children's Activities at 1:00 p.m.FREE Admission for Children!St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Waukesha One of the Philharmonic's great traditions, the annual Waukesha JanBoree concert is the perfect way to introduce young people to the delights of classical music! This year, we travel to the heavens --
- [Shining Stars Recital - 2026](https://www.wisphil.org/events/shining-stars-recital-2026-2/) - Shining Stars Recital Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at 6:30 p.m. St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Waukesha Mark your calendar for Tuesday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m. at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Waukesha to watch these outstanding student musicians perform at the Shining Stars Recital. Admission is $10 donation to the Wisconsin Philharmonic. All are welcome!
- [“Music of the Soul”](https://www.wisphil.org/events/music-of-the-soul/) - Violins of Hope-Wisconsin, presented by Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra, is a collection of instruments owned and played by Jewish musicians during the Holocaust. In partnership with Chabad Jewish Center of Waukesha County, audiences will experience the haunting beauty of Nigunim, traditional Jewish folk melodies, alongside classical selections, performed by Wisconsin Philharmonic musicians on these instruments,
- [“Melodies in May” Luncheon](https://www.wisphil.org/events/melodies-in-may-luncheon/) - “Melodies in May” Luncheon Wednesday, May 13, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. Chenequa Country Club
- [Shining Stars Scholarship Auditions](https://www.wisphil.org/events/shining-stars-scholarship-auditions/) - Shining Stars Scholarship Auditions Tuesday, March 10, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Waukesha
- [“Starry Nights” Free Outdoor Concert](https://www.wisphil.org/events/starry-nights-free-outdoor-concert-2/) - “Starry Nights” Free Outdoor Concert Friday, July 3, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. Sharon Lynne Wilson Center, Brookfield
- [“America the Beautiful: A Patriotic Gala”](https://www.wisphil.org/events/america-the-beautiful-a-patriotic-gala/) - "America the Beautiful: A Patriotic Gala"Thursday, October 9, 2025 at 5:00 p.m.The Legend at Brandybrook, Wales, WI
- [“New York Stories”](https://www.wisphil.org/events/new-york-stories/) - Sunday, April 26, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. Oconomowoc Arts Center Soloist: Andrey Gugnin, piano Concluding a year in which the Philharmonic celebrates great Wisconsin artists, we finally bring the world to Waukesha with Andrey Gugnin, one of the great young Russian pianists of our time, now residing in Western Europe and making his name on
- [“Gershwin and Friends!”](https://www.wisphil.org/events/gershwin-and-friends/) - Sunday, March 22, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. Oconomowoc Arts Center Soloist: Jason Kutz, piano Join us as the Philharmonic gives its first performance in a decade of one of the most beloved of American masterpieces, George Gershwin's "Rhapsody In Blue" -- all surrounded by much of the great American popular music that Gershwin himself would
- [“Prairie Voices”](https://www.wisphil.org/events/prairie-voices/) - Sunday, October 12, 2025 at 3:00 p.m.Oconomowoc Arts Center Soloist: Alex Chambers-Ozasky, cello Wisconsin composer William Neil debuts his original work, a serene musical tribute to the beauty of the American prairie. Howard Hanson's "Romantic" Symphony features young musicians from Brookfield High Schools, and Madison based cello star Alex Chambers-Ozasky performs: Schumann's lyrical 19th-century masterpiece. William Neil:
- [“A Mostly Mozart Matinee”](https://www.wisphil.org/events/a-mostly-mozart-matinee/) - Wednesday, November 5, 2025 at 2:00 p.m.Sharon Lynne Wilson Center Join the Wisconsin Philharmonic for an exciting debut in the Wilson Center's Wednesday Matinee Series, where we'll bring the magic of the string orchestra to life. Led by our distinguished Maestro, a select group of musicians will present a rare, full performance of one of
- [“An American Christmas”](https://www.wisphil.org/events/an-american-christmas/) - Sunday, December 14, 2025 at 3:00 p.m. Oconomowoc Arts Center Guests: James Groh, narrator, and the Choirs of Waukesha North and Brookfield East High Schools, and the Waukesha Choral Union The ultimate American Christmas celebration -- with many of your favorite Holiday gems, plus a new/old version of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas", for narrator and
- [Wisconsin Philharmonic String Quartet](https://www.wisphil.org/events/wisconsin-philharmonic-presents/) - Wisconsin Philharmonic Presents a Romantic Afternoon with Abbellimenti String Quartet Buy Tickets
- ["A Disney Spectacular"](https://www.wisphil.org/events/a-disney-spectacular/) - We welcome Spring with this perfect afternoon of beloved music from recent DISNEY favorites for the silver screen. Bring the young people in your life - and those young at heart! - to join us in a magical, musical journey. Program:Hans Zimmer, arr. Paul Lavender: PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: DEAD MAN'S CHEST, Symphonic HighlightsKristen Anderson-Lopez,
- [Present at the Creation](https://www.wisphil.org/events/celebrating-250-years-of-the-us-army/) - Present at the Creation: Celebrating the 250th Birthday of Our Nation's Armed Forces The Star Spangled Banner Bob Lowden: Armed Forces Salute Samuel Barber: Adagio for Strings Aaron Copland: Symphony No.3 (1946), "Fanfare for the Common Man" It's a little-known fact that the original three branches of our nation's Armed Forces -- the United States Army, the
- [Magnificence and Grandeur](https://www.wisphil.org/events/mag/) - Soloist: Reed Tetzloff, piano Experience the sublime and emotional depth of two masterpieces of the Romantic era. Be transported by the timeless beauty of these magnificent works for an evening of musical splendor. Program: Schumann: Piano Concerto in A MinorBruckner: Symphony No.7 in E Major (ed. Robert Haas) Buy Tickets
- [Superheroes!](https://www.wisphil.org/events/superheroes/) - Soloist: Carol Young, piano Abby Jo Lorenz, narrator Get ready for a heroic musical adventure celebrating DC and Marvel Comics, and Star Wars! From soaring melodies to dramatic fanfares, this concert will transport you to a world where courage and justice prevail. Program: Grieg: PIANO Concerto (mvt. 1) Rossini: WILLIAM TELL OvertureJohn Williams/Rothrock: SUPERMAN ThemeRupert
- [A Winter Menagerie](https://www.wisphil.org/events/a-winter-menagerie/) - Join us an hour before the concert at 1 p.m. Instrument Petting Zoo and Children's Activities FREE Admission for Children! Purchase tickets at the door day of the event: $10 for adults Guest Conductor: Frank Almond Soloists: Brendan Fox, pianoDaniel Birnschein, trumpet Guest Narrators: Maria Wadina, Spanish; Jeremiah Cawley, English The Waukesha JanBoree Family Concert
- [Harmonious Masters](https://www.wisphil.org/events/harmonious-masters/) - Frank Almond, Guest Conductor Soloists: Adam Neiman, piano Daniel Birnschein, trumpet The Wisconsin Philharmonic brings together masters of both performance and composition. Under the baton of Frank Almond, the orchestra promises a night of musical brilliance that will captivate and inspire. Program: Rossini: Overture to Il Signor Bruschino Shostakovich: Piano Concerto No.1, for piano, trumpet
- [A Holiday Spectacular](https://www.wisphil.org/events/a-holiday-spectacular/) - Choirs of Brookfield East High School, Waukesha North High School, and Waukesha Choral Union Soloist: Jillian Bruss, alto Celebrate the holidays in Old World tradition with this evening of festive joy and heartwarming music featuring beloved carols and seasonal classics. Program: Johann Strauss II: Thunder and Lightning Polka Humperdinck: Evening Prayer and Pantomime from Hansel
- [Under the Stars Gala](https://www.wisphil.org/events/under-the-stars-gala/)
- [Classical Magic](https://www.wisphil.org/events/classical-magic/) - Soloist: Seohyun (Sarah) Kim, violin We celebrate the start of our regular season with an extraordinary young violinist from Korea, along with classic favorites to enchant your heart. Program: Erich Korngold: Introduction and March from ROBIN HOODFelix Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in E Minor Bizet/Franz Waxman: CARMEN FantasySerge Rachmaninoff: Symphony No.3 in A Minor Buy Tickets
- [Salute to Summer!](https://www.wisphil.org/events/salute-to-summer/) - Music is in the air! Join us for a stirring outdoor concert of popular and patriotic classics. The perfect way to kick off your summer listening with family and friends. The Star-Spangled Banner Gershwin/Chase: Fantasy on Fascinatin’ Rhythm Vernon Duke/Chuck Sayre: April in Paris John Williams: March from 1941; Hymn to the Fallen, from Saving
- [Songs of the Prairie](https://www.wisphil.org/events/songs-of-the-prairie/) - Soloist Gabriel Cabezas, Cello Antonin Dvorak returns to our stage with Cello Concerto in D Minor, featuring Gabriel Cabezas, an internationally acclaimed young artist on the cello scene. Lake country's own rising star Jacob Beranek also makes a welcome return. In the patriotic spirit we'll enjoy the music of Aaron Copland, as edited and arranged
- [Garden Party Luncheon](https://www.wisphil.org/events/garden-party-luncheon/)
- [Strings of Pearls Gala](https://www.wisphil.org/events/string-of-pearls-gala/) - Purchase Tickets
- ["Romantic Milestones"](https://www.wisphil.org/events/romantic-milestones/) - Soloist Reed Tetzloff, piano makes his Waukesha debut performing Grieg's Piano Concerto in A Minor. Wisconsin composer, William Neil, commissioned to orchestrate a Rachmaninoff treasure: two early Suites for Two Pianos, now his "Symphony No. 0"will be premiered! Program: Rachmaninov: SYMPHONIC SKETCHES. the Suites Nos. 1 and 2 for Two Pianos, as orchestrated by William Grosvenor
- ["No Strings Attached" Celebrating the Philharmonic Winds, Brass and Percussion](https://www.wisphil.org/events/no-strings-attached-celebrating-the-philharmonic-winds-brass-and-percussion/) - Come join us as we start our regular season with our wind, brass, and percussion sections some of Wisconsin's finest musicians! Program to include Fanfare from La Peri, Fanfare for the Common Man, and Beethoven: Symphony No.7 in A Major. Program: Dukas: Fanfare from La Peri Morton Gould: Fanfare for Freedom Howard Hanson: Fanfare for
- ["A Royal Christmas"](https://www.wisphil.org/events/a-royal-christmas/) - Featuring John McGivern, narrator, the Waukesha Choral Union, the Brookfield Central High School Choir, and the Oconomowoc High School Choir. It's high time we cycled back to the great British coral traditions for Christmas - especially this year! So join our guest host, John McGivern, the Waukesha Choral Union, and some of our finest high
- ["Starry Nights" FREE Outdoor Concert](https://www.wisphil.org/events/starry-nights-free-outdoor-concert/) - Join us as we celebrate America with a magnificent summer journey of popular and patriotic classics! The perfect way to kick off your summer listening with family and friends as you enjoy Broadway classics, American Salute, and Armed Forces Salute. Program: Copland: Fanfare for the Common Man Richard Rodgers/ Robert Russell Bennett: OKLAHOMA Suite Kander
- [Waukesha JanBoree Family Concert](https://www.wisphil.org/events/waukesha-janboree-family-concert/) - The Philharmonic returns again to St. Luke's for its annual children's concert. With a JanBoree theme of "Extreme Wintergreen", the afternoon will be filled with children's activities and an instrument petting zoo beginning at 1 PM followed by a fun children-centered concert.
- [The Glory Of Spring](https://www.wisphil.org/events/the-glory-of-spring/) - Guest Artist: Joshua Roman, cello, Opus 3 Artists, and a selection of area high school brass musicians. The Wisconsin Philharmonic/Waukesha Symphony Orchestra welcomes the warm weather back to Wisconsin, with a glorious collection of music and special guests. Program to include: Gioachino Rossini: William Tell Overture Claude Debussy: Afternoon of a Faun Camille Saint-Saens: Cello Concerto
- [Shining Stars Scholarship Recital](https://www.wisphil.org/events/shining-stars-scholarship-recital-2/) - Mark your calendar for Tuesday, April 18, at 6:30 p.m. at St. Luke's Lutheran Church in Waukesha to watch these outstanding student musicians perform at the Shining Stars Recital. Admission is $10 donation to the Wisconsin Philharmonic. All are welcome! Congratulations to the 2023 Shining Stars Scholarship Winners! Zak Chen, New Berlin Eisenhower High School/12
- [Rock 'n Roll Anniversary Luncheon](https://www.wisphil.org/events/rock-n-roll-anniversary-luncheon/)
- [Diamonds are Forever Gala](https://www.wisphil.org/events/diamonds-are-forever-gala/)
- [Carnival Of The Animals](https://www.wisphil.org/events/carnival-of-the-animals/) - Annual Janboree Concert for Families Guest Artist: John Schindler, Piano Rachmaninov: Finale from the Piano Sonata No.2 Camille Saint-Saens, arr. Malcom Binney: The Carnival of the Animals, in English and Spanish Instrument Petting Zoo and Children's Activities from 1 pm - 2 pm Tickets: Tickets are available at the door or by calling 262-547-1858 and
- [A Symphonic Hallowe'en](https://www.wisphil.org/events/a-symphonic-halloween/) - Guest Artist: Andrew Russo, Piano The Wisconsin Philharmonic/Waukesha Symphony Orchestra presents a spooky evening of delightfully dark compositions. Featuring scary renditions of Halloween classics and "A Hallowe'en Symphony" compiled by Alexander Platt Program to include: Mussorgsky: Night on Bald Mountain John Williams: Suite from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone Schubert, arr. Franz List: "Wanderer"
- [It's A Wonderful Life: An American Christmas](https://www.wisphil.org/events/its-a-wonderful-life-an-american-christmas/) - Guest Artists: The choirs of Brookfield Central, Germantown, Oconomowoc and Waukesha North High School and Jason Gillette, Saxophone The Wisconsin Philharmonic/Waukesha Symphony Orchestra celebrates the holidays with a festive collection of music and special guests. Program to include: Dimitri Tiomkin: Suite from It's a Wonderful Life Hershy Kay: Deck the Halls, A Merrie Fugue Samuel
- [More Classic Broadway](https://www.wisphil.org/events/more-classic-broadway/) - Guest Narrator: John Cramer The Wisconsin Philharmonic/Waukesha Symphony Orchestra brings the American Musical Theater catalogue to life, conveyed by the lush sounds of a full symphony orchestra. Featuring timeless tunes from the Broadway stage! Program to include: Richard Rodgers/Robert Russell Bennett: Oklahoma Marvin Hamlisch/Bob Lowden: A Chorus Line Andrew Lloyd Webber/Bob Lowden: "Memory", from CATS
- [Patriotic Pops Concert](https://www.wisphil.org/events/patriotic-pops-concert/) - Concert Program: arr. Damrosch: The Star-Spangled Banner Morton Gould: American Salute Aaron Copland: Corral Nocturne and Hoe-Down, from Rodeo Rossini: Overture to William Tell Bob Lowden: Armed Forces Salute ------------- John Philip Sousa: Three Marches: Semper Fidelis, Marquette University, Hands Across the Sea John Williams: Superman March Hymn to the Fallen, from Saving Private Ryan
- [The Wisconsin Philharmonic String Quartet Salon Series](https://www.wisphil.org/events/the-wisconsin-philharmonic-string-quartet-salon-series/) - The Wisconsin Philharmonic presents an afternoon with the Salon Series String Quartet! Sunday, June 12, 2022 at 2pm Concessions and Bar You may bring snacks and beverages that you purchase from our bar into the theatre to enjoy during the show. Water, soda, beer, wine, snacks, both sweet and savory are available. Accessibility The Margaret
- [EMERGING BRILLIANCE](https://www.wisphil.org/events/emerging-brilliance/) - Buy Tickets Lev Ivanov, guest conductor Sponsored by the Sorensen Family Foundation Featuring Waukesha County's rising stars: Soloists Julian Rhee, violinist, and Tabitha Rhee, violist; and Jacob Beranek, composer with special tribute to Ukraine and its people Sunday, April 3, 2022 at 2:00 p.m. Oconomowoc Arts Center 641 E Forest Street, Oconomowoc, WI Program: The Ukranian
- [Diamonds & Denim Luncheon Fundraiser](https://www.wisphil.org/events/diamonds-denim-luncheon-fundraiser/)
- [Shining Stars Scholarship Recital](https://www.wisphil.org/events/shining-stars-scholarship-recital/) - Congratulations to Simeon Shoultz of Menomonee Falls on his being unanimously chosen to receive the Anthony and Andrea Bryant Award! Simeon will receive a $1,500 scholarship for his outstanding performance last Tuesday evening in front of a panel of three judges at the Shining Stars Auditions. Simeon is a senior at Falls Baptist Academy where
- [“Peter and the Wolf” Family Concert](https://www.wisphil.org/events/peter-and-the-wolf-family-concert/) - Sunday, January 23, 2022 - 2:00 pm Instrument Petting Zoo at 1:00 St. Luke's Lutheran Church 300 Carroll Street Waukesha, WI Tickets Adults (18+) $10 each; Children (17 & under) Free Bringing the joy of fine music to young people in Waukesha County has always been central to the Wisconsin Philharmonic's mission, and in that spirit
- [A SPARKLING HOLIDAY](https://www.wisphil.org/events/a-sparkling-holiday/) - Sunday, December 12, 2021 at 2:00 p.m.Shattuck Auditorium at Carroll University218 N East Avenue, Waukesha, WI Buy Tickets Featuring Brookfield Central High School, Brookfield East High School and Germantown High School Women's Choirs Dag Wiren: Serenade for Strings Grieg: "Shephard Boy" from the Lyric Suite: "At the Cradle", Holberg Suite (complete) Anderson: Sleigh Ride Arnesen:
- [FACETS OF BROADWAY – With John McGivern](https://www.wisphil.org/events/facets-of-broadway-with-john-mcgivern/) - Brubaker: Hamilton Horner/Moss: Titanic Schoenberg/Vinson: Les Misérables Schoenberg/Custer: Miss Saigon Webber/Custer: Phantom of the Opera Lerner and Loewe/Robert Russell Bennett: Camelot medley Benjamin Britten: The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra - John McGivern, narrator From Lerner and Loewe's Camelot to the more recent smash hits of Phantom of the Opera, Hamilton and Miss
- [CLASSIC JEWELS – A Concert to Honor the Memory of Don Taylor](https://www.wisphil.org/events/classic-jewels-a-concert-to-honor-the-memory-of-don-taylor/) - Dvorak: Scherzo Capricioso Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No. 1 - Ilya Yakushev, soloist Sibelius: Symphony No. 5 The Wisconsin Philharmonic was blessed to have a great friend in Donald Taylor throughout the years. Please join us as we honor him and his steadfast devotion to our symphony with stirring masterworks from three of his favorite composers.
- [Sinfonia Chitarra Classico (Marcus Center)](https://www.wisphil.org/events/sinfonia-chitarra-classico-marcus/) - Friday, September 27 | Wilson/Vogel Hall at Marcus PAC Guest Artists: Rene Izquierdo and Stan Markus, Guitar In a new venture - join the Philharmonic at the Marcus Performing Arts Center for a repeat performance of the intimate classical guitar concert "Sinfonia Chitarra Classico." This performance is an extra concert that is outside of the
- [Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts](https://www.wisphil.org/events/oconomowoc-festival-of-the-arts/) - Wisconsin Philharmonic Quartet Saturday, August 21, 2021 at 12:00 noon Fowler Park, 500 N Oakwood Avenue, Oconomowoc, WI
- [Beethoven’s Birthday Bash in the Bandshell](https://www.wisphil.org/events/beethovens-birthday-bash-in-the-bandshell-2/) - Oconomowoc Bandshell, 324 W. Wisconsin Avenue, Oconomowoc, WI Beethoven Pieces to be performed by Winds and Timpani: Fidelio Overture Pathetique Sonata Symphony No. 7
- [Beethoven’s Birthday Bash in the Bandshell](https://www.wisphil.org/events/beethovens-birthday-bash-in-the-bandshell/) - Les Paul Performance Center at Cutler Park, 321 Wisconsin Avenue, Waukesha, WI
- [An Idyllic Afternoon – Remembering and Celebrating Father’s Day](https://www.wisphil.org/events/an-idyllic-afternoon-remembering-and-celebrating-fathers-day/) - Sunday, June 20, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. The Chapel at St. John’s Northwestern Academies, 1101 Genesee St, Delafield, WI Sibelius: Andante Festivo Wagner: Siegfried Idyll
- [Masquerade Gala](https://www.wisphil.org/events/masquerade-gala/)
- [Intimate Evening of Classical Music](https://www.wisphil.org/events/intimate-evening-of-classical-music/) - Join us for an Intimate Evening of Classical Music featuring a String Quartet Salon Experience. Enjoy small plates and wine pairings Silent and Live Auction Maestro Alexander Platt, emcee and wine connoisseur $100 per person Virtual Option Receive 2 bottles of wine, 2 crystal glasses, charcuterie delivered to your front door. For Reservations Please contact
- [Phantom of the Opera Gala](https://www.wisphil.org/events/phantom-of-the-opera-gala/) - Saturday, April 25 | Annual Spring Gala Due to Covid-19, this event has been rescheduled to Saturday, October 31, 2020. Please mark your calendar and watch for further announcements soon.
- [History of Hats](https://www.wisphil.org/events/history-of-hats/) - Friday, October 18 | Fall Fundraiser Luncheon The Ingleside Hotel
- [Floral Fantasia](https://www.wisphil.org/events/floral-fantasia/) - Sunday, April 19 | Sharon Lynne Wilson Center Due to Covid-19, this event has been cancelled. We are looking at rescheduling this event on a new date. Current ticket holders will be offered comparable tickets to the rescheduled event or to a comparable concert during our next season. If you would like to donate your
- [Janboree Family Concert](https://www.wisphil.org/events/janboree-family-concert/) - Saturday, January 18 | St. Luke's Lutheran Church Instrument Petting Zoo 2 PM Concert 3 PM Beethoven: Sonata for Piano and French Horn (Viola Transcription) featuring Fitz Gary, Viola Beethoven: Septet, op.70 Tickets available at the door: $10 for adults, free for children, and FREE birthday cake for all!
- [Fantasmagorique](https://www.wisphil.org/events/fantasmagorique/) - Saturday, November 2 | Sharon Lynne Wilson Center Favorite Halloween Classics Relive the fun of Halloween by joining the Philharmonic for a night of Halloween classics by Danny Elfman, the hauntingly beautiful music from FAUST, and a medley of PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. Repertoire: Berlioz: March from The Damnation of Faust Danny Elfman: Theme from
- [The First Noel](https://www.wisphil.org/events/the-first-noel/) - Sunday, December 8 | Shattuck Music Center Guest Artists: Fitz Gary, Viola Choirs from Brookfield Academy, Divine Saviors, Hartford Union HS, and Waukesha West HS Celebrate the holiday season with the Wisconsin Philharmonic in their traditional holiday concert featuring a multitude of local high school choirs performing some of your seasonal favorites. Repertoire: Leroy Anderson:
- [Melodious Women](https://www.wisphil.org/events/melodious-women/) - Sunday, February 9 | Sharon Lynne Wilson Center Guest Artists: Lucille Chung, Piano; Libby Larsen, Composer; Laura Snyder, Vocalist Women's right to vote turns a century-old and the Wisconsin Philharmonic commemorates this special occasion with performances by talented women composers and artists; Libby Larsen, Lucille Chung and Laura Snyder. A spectacular pre-concert event is planned
- [Sinfonia Chitarra Classico (Rustic Manor)](https://www.wisphil.org/events/sinfonia-chitarra-classico/) - Thursday, September 26 | Rustic Manor 1848 Guest Artists: Rene Izquierdo & Stan Markus, Guitar Travel to Italy with the Wisconsin Philharmonic as they perform an intimate concert of classical guitar music with Rene Izquierdo and Stan Markus. Buy Tickets
- [A Salute To America](https://www.wisphil.org/events/a-salute-to-america/) - FREE Concert This entertaining program from classic American musicals to patriotic favorites including: Rodgers and Bennet’s, “Oklahoma Suite”, “South Pacific Suite” and “The King and I”, selections from “The Sound of Music” and “Victory at Sea”. In honor of Wisconsin being the first State to ratify the 19th amendment, we will have a special performance
- [Celtic Fire- Irish Music & Dance](https://www.wisphil.org/events/celtic-fire-irish-music-dance/) - In an exciting new collaboration, the Philharmonic teams up with Celtic MKE to bring you a festive, yet elegant celebration of the best of the Celtic traditions — from traditional dancing to Celtic Rock! Waukesha County phenomenon Julian Rhee, already establishing himself as a young virtuoso, performs Max Bruch’s immortal Scottish Fantasy, celebrating the Cedille
- [Shining Stars Auditions](https://www.wisphil.org/events/shining-stars-auditions/) - Open to Middle School and High School Musicians of Waukesha County that have mastered a string, wind, brass or percussion instrument. Tuesday, March 12, 2019. 5 – 9 pm. St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, Waukesha Audition Information: http://www.wisphil.org/shining-stars-competition/ Abby Lorenz, abbylorenz@wi.rr.com
- [Wisconsin Philharmonic's "Mary Poppins" Gala](https://www.wisphil.org/events/wisconsin-philharmonics-mary-poppins-gala/) - "In every job that must be done, there is an element of fun." Join the Wisconsin Philharmonic for their annual gala on March 30th to raise money for the upcoming concert season. Tickets $125 per person, or a table of 8 for $1,000. Tickets for the evening include dinner, entertainment, access to the silent &
- [Classics In Bloom](https://www.wisphil.org/events/classics-in-bloom/) - From the rebellions of ancient Rome to the yearning of Finland for independence a century ago, the Philharmonic rounds out its season with a truly majestic program, with the brilliant American pianist Andrew Russo shining bright in Franz Liszt’s heroically difficult score. And in reviving an older tradition of ours, our annual Shining Stars scholarship
- [Chapman Memorial Piano Competition Auditions](https://www.wisphil.org/events/chapman-memorial-piano-competition-auditions/) - This biennial (every two years) piano competition is open to all Waukesha County piano students age 14 through 20. Each student prepares a selection from the repertoire list to perform by memory for a panel of judges. The competition winner receives a scholarship and the opportunity to perform with the Wisconsin Philharmonic. The scholarship is
- [Masterworks Chamber Music - Pro Arte Master Class](https://www.wisphil.org/events/masterworks-chamber-music-pro-arte-master-class/) - The Master Class consists of intensive coaching and mentoring with members of a professional world-renowned string quartet, as well as interaction with other students, in order to refine their artistry in a stimulating environment. Limited to only four selected string ensembles, the Master Class will be conducted on a weekday afternoon. This will include conversation

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