Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra

Four Great Composers Targeted by Hitler

Frankly Music performs music by Jewish composers who were killed in Holocaust or fled to America.

Philomusica Quartet Opens Season With ‘Hope and Remembrance’

Musicians perform on restored Holocaust-era instruments through the Violins of Hope residency, weaving memory, history and artistry into one program.

Frankly Music Performs Jewish Composers Killed in Holocaust

Erwin Schulhoff and Viktor Ullmann wrote great music but their lives were cut short.

Present Music Offers ‘Violins of Hope’

Concert will mix old and new in reflecting on World War II and the Holocaust.

Milwaukee Arts Groups in Big Trouble

Huge declines in the percent of earned income are a very worrisome sign.

Tamás Varga Guest Stars With Frankly Music

Renowned principal cellist with Vienna Philharmonic featured in Bach, Reger and Brahms.

Danceworks Performance MKE presents a World Premiere

“Sustaining & Healing Through Music”

Violins of Hope Opens November 5 at Jewish Museum Milwaukee, Showcasing 24 Restored Instruments that Survived the Holocaust

WPR presents a free evening of Milwaukee’s rising stars at the Bradley Symphony Center on Classical Music Day, Oct. 22

UPAF Raises $9.1 Million during its 2025 Campaign to Support Southeastern Wisconsin’s Performing Arts

Funding Day celebration spotlights Milwaukee’s national leadership in performing arts funding

Young Company Brings James Devita’s Timely the Rose of Treason Beyond the Stage

In partnership with Violins of Hope – Wisconsin, presented by the Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra